COVID-19 Status Update for 05/10/2021 Marin County COVID-19 Status Update for May 10 includes the next step in providing vaccines to 12 to 15-year-olds; and upcoming online town hall regarding vaccinations for adolescents; a reminder for outdoor mask use; and updated local COVID-19 data. Para leer
on their characteristics that are not “risks” (such as pregnant women, TAY, Latino men, African American women) Upcoming PEI Committee Activities Handout: Upcoming PEI Com Agendas & Subgroups Annual State Report Form The original scope given to the PEI Committee was: Oversee the implementation of the MHSA
Health Update for the School Community This Wednesday, Marin County Office of Education and Marin Health and Human Services will once again partner to provide a school –focused public health update for our community. The virtual event will feature Drs. Willis and Santora along with Superintendent
. There are not enough supports for LGBTQ youth in Marin, and suicide and suicide attempts are a target for further investigation and intervention. Concerns were expressed about the upcoming Innovation Proposal not adequately targeting LGBTQ Youth. There is not a safe haven for the LGBTQ Community to gather
, there are options available. Vaccine options in our community include: Your medical provider, doctor or family physician Local retail pharmacies Upcoming vaccine clinics with open appointments for those ages 12 and older are listed below: Kerner Clinic San Rafael – Saturday, December 18 Novato High
of Minutes as Written November 10, 2025: M/S/C –Alexovich/Smith/11-0 Open Time for Public Expression on Matters not on the agenda • Welcome to new upcoming commissioner Ann Sparkman for the Town of Corte Madera. Ann updated the commissioners on her background. • Luanne Mullin – o College of Marin (COM
Senior Legislator election application process closes on March 31, 2026. c) The initial meeting for the One Door campaign with communications firm Brown Miller Communications will take place on March 5. d) Fall Prevention RFP closes on March 12. e) Scam Jam elder abuse fraud prevention event
for disability accommodations may be made by phoning 415-473-6809(Voice), CA Relay 711 or by e-mail at tlavie@marincounty.org. 1 MHSA/BHSA Community Planning Begins this week Upcoming sessions (see prevention.marinbhrs.org/MHSA for full listing) • Thursday 11/14/2024, 12-1:30pm, MCCT Offices in Sausalito
meeting. He’d like to focus on the Committee’s upcoming presentation to the Executive Committee. Vice Chair’s report: • Vice Chair Sadowsky is interested in learning more about the County’s project to consolidate and streamline the various commissions, and specifically about whether
‘Scam Jam’ Event to Help Eliminate Fraud; County departments and collaborating agencies host event April 28 in Tiburon
Use this application when you host a community event that serves food in Marin County.
– Nikolas Brady, HHS • Coordinated Entry Update – Nikolas Brady, HHS • PIT Count Update – Nikolas Brady, HHS 5:00PM Adjourn Upcoming Homeless Policy Steering Committee Meetings Location: Room 143 D at the Marin Civic Center (3501 Civic Center Drive, San Rafael, CA) Date: May 13, 2026 Time: 3:00-5:00pm
and alt-text. o The Housing and Transportation Committee will work with this committee for best practices. Upcoming Presentations • April: Area Plan Public Hearing • May: Respite for All program • June: TBD Commissioner General Announcements Commissioner Gould – • There were two meetings
of special interest, potentially not whole afternoon. Discussion then shifted to celebrating collaborations including Ritter/Buckelew new MOU about medical care at the Vine; Transition to Wellness partnership between Homeward Bound and Ritter; Marin Recovery celebration; upcoming joint AOD/MH Advisory
Marin Native is Featured Speaker at Memorial Day Event; John Meholick has overseen hundreds of military funerals; ceremony set for May 25 at Marin County Fairgrounds
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and completing their reports. Some work is needed on collecting sufficient data. RESOURCE ROUNDTABLES Reviewed past Roundtable. Prioritized upcoming Roundtables: 1. Supportive services (housing, employment, etc) Youth (0-15) Adult/Older Adult – Kaiser? CONTRACTOR MANUAL Reviewed changes in the Contractor Manuals.
Upcoming Community Planning Meetings • Wednesday, April 9, 2025, 12:30 - 2PM via Zoom • Friday, April 11, 2025, 10:30AM - 12PM San Rafael in Vietnamese Albert J. Boro Community Center • Saturday, April 12, 2025, 1 - 2:30PM Early Intervention focused meeting in person 20 N. San Pedro Road, Pt. Reyes
Behavioral Health Board Director’s Report 12/10/2024 Todd Schirmer, PhD, CCHP BHRS Director MHSA/BHSA Community Planning Upcoming sessions (see prevention.marinbhrs.org/MHSA for full listing) • Wednesday 1/15/2025, 2-3:30, Zoom (older adult focused meeting) • Wednesday 1/29/2025, 3-4:30, 3240
at "moderate," posing a risk to heat-sensitive individuals. Take precautions and consult HHS’ HeatRisk guide to stay safe during the upcoming heat wave. Detecting COVID-19 Variants in 5 Minutes From COVID Sniffing Dogs to an air monitor that detects COVID-19 variants in five minutes. According to a study
masking and vaccination recommendations for healthcare and long-term care facilities in preparation for the upcoming respiratory virus season. We strongly recommend facilities to implement measures that mitigate the spread of COVID-19, influenza, and RSV—ensuring safer environments for both
COVID-19 Status Update for 03/17/2021 Marin County COVID-19 Status Update for March 17 includes new updates to our vaccine dashboard to reflect vaccine types, an upcoming COVID-19 town hall, and updated COVID-19 data. Para leer esta página en español, desplácese hacia arriba y haga clic en el
COVID-19 Status Update for 03/11/2021 Marin County COVID-19 Status Update for March 11 includes new reopening opportunities for local breweries and wineries; an upcoming town hall with Senator McGuire; and updated COVID-19 data. Para leer esta página en español, desplácese hacia arriba y haga clic
running. We remain here for you. With Precautions, Larger Gatherings to be Allowed The rules about social gatherings, live-audience events, and other activities are loosening as COVID-19 infections decline and vaccination rates increase in Marin County and statewide. Beginning April 15
Health Update for School Community Additional information regarding schools and an update regarding Marin County’s response to COVID-19 will be highlighted during Marin County Office of Education’s forthcoming online event. All members of our community are encouraged to join MCOE’s upcoming virtual
this weekend at our free vaccine clinics. Unvaccinated and unboosted residents are at higher risk for infection and serious illness. There has never been an easier time to get vaccinated! Visit our Vaccine Finder page for the complete schedule of upcoming vaccination clinics. What Actions Can
. Due to the required lead time on ordering poles, the project is expected to begin construction sometime in late spring or early summer 2022. Community members can learn about Upgrade the Drake through the project website[External]. For those who are interested in learning about the upcoming
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This document outlines the comprehensive framework for special event permits on Marin County Parks lands. It includes definitions, application requirements, operational plans, insurance needs, and compliance rules.
This document is an application form for planning special events on Marin County Parks lands. It includes sections for event details, such as location, date, size, and activities.
