first year alone. Some was also the result of delayed Internal Revenue Service (IRS) deadlines associated with last year’s storm events – which delayed certainty regarding tax collections. The State’s poor fiscal outlook means that bond proposals are taking on a critical importance. Last year’s
Marin County: Elections: committee meetings minutes for the year 2021.
View the Board of Supervisors' Legislative Plan for 2024, which outlines the County's priorities and positions on state and federal legislative policy.
participation from FEMA (and Cal OES) of local response activities required to ensure public safety during emergency events; including ongoing cost-recovery efforts from providing non-congregant shelter to local, at-risk populations during the COVID-19 pandemic. Support expanded federal recognition
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partner to promote public involvement during pandemic Organizing the annual California Coastal Cleanup Day may seem impossible during the COVID pandemic and while wildfire smoke masks the Pacific Coast. However, instead of cancelling the single-day environmental event, it has been upgraded
and an insufficient drainage connection to the bay has led to chronic flooding that impacts travelers and nearby neighborhoods. The flooding occurs during storm events and high tides, exacerbated by sea level rise, which can overwhelm the pond’s drainage system. The Marin County Flood Control and Water
in advance of major storm events. During and after the storms, the portable pump station would convey floodwater through an above-ground pipeline along Donahue Street, ultimately discharging the floodwater into Richardson Bay. The pump system will not be large enough to prevent roadway flooding
) events initiated by Pacific Gas & Electric Company in October and November 2019. The assessments and upgrades that began in early 2020 targeted key County facilities located in San Rafael, including the Civic Center campus, the Marin Center campus, and various HHS facilities. The accomplishments to date
June 18, 2026 Housing and Transportation Committee
June 10, 2026 Planning, Legislative, and Communications Committee meeting
New Marin Cultural Association Grants to Fund Local Arts and Culture; $100,000 in new funding: one program supports community arts countywide, a second expands arts education in local schools
Marin County Public Financing Authority (JPA) Board of Directors Meeting January 21, 2024
Financial Audit Advisory Committee Meeting - April 14, 2023
Concrete suppliers in Unincorporated Marin County can learn how to pre-qualify their concrete mix designs. Get placed on the County's approved suppliers list.
Regulation on Extra-Hire Personnel classification.
Marin County Fair Competitive Exhibits Open for Entries; Community invited to participate in collaborative paper quilt to celebrate Marin’s history
Second Installment of Property Taxes Due April 10; Last day to pay without penalty is coming up soon
County, Community Take Hard Look at Equity; Board of Supervisors hosts public workshop on May 1.
Supervisors Receive Sea Level Rise Progress Report; Successes with public outreach conveyed as adaptation becomes more urgent.
County’s Budget Workshops Begin February 23; Over three days, Supervisors and public will review department workplans and key emerging issues
Marin County: Elections: November 3, 2026 General Election: Candidate Statements: City of Mill Valley.
Board to Consider Countywide Plan Amendments; Proposed changes would comply with court order and state housing law.
Environmental Review Available on Strawberry Property; Development planned for 127-acre site that was previously a theological seminary.
Portable Pump Station Proposed for Marin City; State funding to reduce flooding severity on Donahue Street.
Marin Supervisors Allocate Resources to Support Immigrant Communities; Board passes resolution to invest $500,000 in legal and support services.
Learn how to create a 100 foot zone of defensible space on your property.
Agencies Considering Proposed Southern Marin Housing Project; Tam Design Review Board to hold hearing for 150 Shoreline Highway early in 2025.
County Celebrates its Career Explorers; Program offers those aged 15-22 with paid hands-on summertime experience
Marin County Launches Participatory Budgeting — Share Your Ideas Today! Community members have the power to shape how $2.5 million in public funds is spent
