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Looking down at a barn and ranch buildings from a nearby hilltop.
 March 2, 2026
Environment

Public Invited to West Marin Community Meetings on Septic Systems

County seeks feedback on inspection and permitting processes; first session is March 5.

The Board of Supervisors conducts business during a meeting in the Showcase Theater with a few people in the audience.
 February 26, 2026
Management and Budget

Budget Workshop Highlights Balanced Forecast and Draft County Workplan

Supervisors and public review department workplans in preparation for next two-year budget.

The former seminary property seen from a hilltop about a quarter mile away.
 February 24, 2026
Development and Planning

Strawberry Development in Line for Planning Commission Review

Property owners seek residential housing and senior care facility at former seminary location.

Cots in a row within the emergency shelter.
 February 19, 2026
Health

Emergency Shelter Activates Due to Extreme Cold Weather

Marin County Health and Human Services opens severe weather emergency shelter for unhoused individuals.

Sign on the District Attorney's Front Door
 February 19, 2026
Business and Professional Registrations

Bay Area Roofing Scammers Convicted

Two men targeted elderly individuals to steal hundreds of thousands of dollars.

The bridge over San Anselmo Creek in the downtown area.
 February 19, 2026
Development and Planning

San Anselmo’s Lease of Downtown Bridge Platform from Flood Control on County, Town Agendas

Proposal represents a collaborative step to restore civic life while maintaining public safety.

Graphic shows a person's hand holding a phone with the FixItMarin app open.
 February 18, 2026
Community and Assistance

You Find it. We Fix it. Marin County Introduces FixItMarin App

Reporting non-emergency issues is fast and easy.

A woman from the Sustainability Team speaks with another woman at a promotional event.
 February 18, 2026
Environment

Wincing over Energy Bills? Free Webinars Could Provide Relief

County’s Sustainability Team hosting sessions to help increase household efficiency and cut costs.

Corte Madera Creek, with vegetation growing on both sides.
 February 18, 2026
Development and Planning

Flood Control Projects Paused Along Corte Madera Creek

Strategic reset on plans allows for a comprehensive big-picture review.

King tide inundates a San Rafael neighborhood and cars drive through the water.
 February 13, 2026
Property

Low-Interest Loans Now Available to Help Cover January Storm Losses

Damage from excessive rain, flooding, and king tides added up to approximately $4.35 million across Marin County.

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