Official County of Marin website
Governor signs two cemetery reform bills and $1.8 million in state funding for restoration.
Final work expected in October following pavement preservation and bicycle and pedestrian safety upgrades.
Agreements resolve two cases without admission of wrongdoing or liability.
$100,000 in new funding: one program supports community arts countywide, a second expands arts education in local schools.
Funding supports a permanent Civic Center farmers market, affordable housing, fire protection and community facilities.
Microenterprise Home Kitchen Operations program will establish a permitting process and provide grants for home chefs.
Funding would strengthen flood protection, expand emergency response, and help residents prepare for severe winter weather.
First installment must be paid by December 10 to avoid penalty.
Probation Department and Sheriff’s Office team up to reinforce public safety, accountability, and compliance.
Partner agencies pick up operation that started September 8; public asked to refrain from calling 9-1-1
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