Official County of Marin website
Registrar thanks election workers and staff for dedication and hard work.
Young people interested in firefighting can now pursue FIRE Foundry program.
More than 100 recipients received state COVID-19 economic relief funding with County assistance.
Christina Cramer brings 26 years of HR expertise to Civic Center leadership role.
Viruses circulating in Marin begin to strain medical care system.
Online services improve with innovative Shoreline Connectivity Project
Funding from state to be used help keep streets and highways safe for all
Oak Hill complex for school, county employees is planned to open in 2025.
2022 Point in Time full report released
Local use of fentanyl is the key subject of a public meeting November 15.
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