Library Focuses on Equity During Pandemic; With branches closed, virtual services are emphasized.
Planning Commission Hearing - October 21, 2024.
Proposed New Fund Would Boost Economic Opportunities; Residents of Golden Gate Village would be the voice in financial priorities.
New Report Lays Out Pathway for Sea Level Rise Adaptation in Stinson BeachServes as preview for Board of Supervisors’ decisions later this summer
Efforts to Streamline County Permitting Process Continue; Board of Supervisors to receive update December 9 on improvement program
Program Doubles Down on Halting Financial Abuse of Older Marin Residents; San Rafael bank tellers and local police to help District Attorney curb fraud
Marin Veterans’ Memorial Auditorium to Reopen in January 2027; Beloved entertainment venue completes first phase of major renovations; community invited to share memories ahead of reopening
Annual TRUTH Act Forum Scheduled for March 25; Discussion to focus on access provided to federal immigration authorities.
Marin County: Elections: November 3, 2026 General Election: Full text of Measure CC.
transportation access along Olema Bolinas Road for the town of Bolinas during scenarios consisting of up to 5.5 feet of sea level rise and a 100-year storm event (8 feet combined). The project includes the following elements, which are summarized below and fully described in the Project Description section
High Tides Expected Over Next Few Months; Seasonal tide levels could impact areas with history of localized flooding
. Consult with an attorney to determine the best strategy to protect you and your business in the event of an ADA lawsuit. Although working with an attorney can be expensive, some low-cost legal services are available to small businesses. ADA lawsuits commonly cost small businesses tens of thousands
installation is expected to be installed on Mount Barnabe in West Marin, which will vastly improve emergency response and public safety measures for the entire Bay Area during atmospheric river events. The installation on Mount Barnabe would be similar to the one that was recently installed on Rocky
the resources and staff time that goes into planning such a meaningful experience for our students.” The fair was part of the County’s celebration of National Public Works Week, an annual event intended to increase awareness of the services that public works agencies perform for their communities. The Marin
Open Space Preserve on Tiburon Peninsula Grows; County closes escrow on formerly private land, added to Old St. Hilary’s Preserve.
County Celebrates and Reaffirms Commitment to Disability Pride; Stigma-busting efforts help promote dignity, justice, and access for all
Marin Prepares for Potential Public Safety Power Shutoff; PG&E notifies County about planned action starting Wednesday, July 15
Affordable Housing Project in Point Reyes Station Positioned for Competitive Funding Application; Board considering moves at March 10 meeting to transform the long-closed former U.S. Coast Guard facility
Skip the Car, Go Green to Marin County Fair; Free bus rides with Marin Transit, late-night SMART trains, and extended bicycle parking are available for fairgoers July 1-5
Marin County Beaches Miss Honor Roll as Summer Water Quality Grades Drop; Most beaches tested in the 2025 summer months received A’s in annual report
Students Learn in a Fun Way at Public Works Fair; An educational showcase in celebration of National Public Works Week.
Marin Ranked Healthiest County in State; Despite retaining top spot, work continues to tackle inequities.
Rodoni Voted Board of Supervisors' President for 2024; District 4 representative handed gavel from District 3’s Moulton-Peters
Film Permit Conditions for the Marin County Civic Center.
Board Slated to Hear Summary of Safety-Related Public Works Projects; Vision Zero international movement is rooted in eliminating injuries on roads
County Considering Commitment to Oak Hill Affordable Workforce Housing Project; Becoming a guarantor participant would help lower interest rates for workforce housing development on bay waterfront.
Studies Show Agriculture’s Strong Impact on Marin’s Economy; Industry supported nearly 1,100 jobs and generated more than $257 million in 2023
Bolinas Road Project Completed; Both Lanes Open; The latest entry wraps up in a series of projects focusing on 6.5 miles of roadway
County Departments Preparing to Open Doors; Here’s a review of virus-related changes to services at County of Marin facilities.
MarinforNOW newsletter profiles volunteers and interns and their roles at the County of Marin.
