View current and past approved budgets for the County, including its special districts and agencies.
A Fresh Focus on Marin’s Regional Economic Opportunities; County hires consultants to create new Economic Vitality Strategic Plan
Public Health Advisory: Public Health Safety Shutoff Preparedness
Holidays Prompt Adjustment to County Office Hours; Departments closed Christmas and New Year’s Day, but first responders on duty 24-7.
County Office Hours Adjusted for Holidays; Departments closed Christmas and New Year’s Day, but first responders on duty 24-7
District Attorney's Office Awarded DUI Prosecution Grant; Funding from state to be used help keep streets and highways safe for all.
The 2023-2031 Marin County Housing Element includes programs to affirmatively further fair housing.
District Attorney’s Office Awarded DUI Prosecution Grant; Funding from state to be used to help keep streets and highways safe for all
Vote by Mail Voting is Safe & Secure; Official ballots for June election were mailed on May 9.
Board Prioritizes Uses for Nearly $10.7 Million in General Fund Year-End Balance; Support for affordable housing and other facilities receives largest allotments during March 10 meeting
County Office Hours Adjusted During Holidays; Departments closed Christmas and New Year’s Day as both fall on Mondays
Board of Supervisors positions on statewide measures
Work Begins on Bellam Boulevard US-101 and I-580 Ramps; TAM-led project to alleviate traffic congestion will require nighttime closures.
Bolinas Lagoon Advisory Council Regular Public MeetingNovember 15, 2024, 10:00 a.m.Meeting LocationBolinas Fire Protection District, 100 Mesa Road, Bolinas, CACall to Order Public Comment Open time for public expression, up to three minutes per speaker, on items not on the Bolinas Lagoon Advisory Co
Marin County Service Area 33 Advisory BoardMinutes for Meeting on March 13, 2025Meeting held at Stinson Beach Community CenterAdvisory Board Members Present: John Archibald, Chris Fitting, Lance Meade, Michael Mitchell, Marcus WhiteAdvisory Board Members Absent: None 1. CALL TO ORDERCalled to Ord
By involving community members, we created a civilian oversight framework that builds public trust and addresses local needs.
Marin Advances Roadway Improvements for 2026 Construction Season; Strong program performance drives expanded upgrades countywide and updated pavement management effort
Budget Workshop Highlights Balanced Forecast and Draft County Workplan; Supervisors and public review department workplans in preparation for next three-year budget
Written arguments for and against the measures may be filed before 4:30 PM Monday, August 19. The list of measures and information about filing arguments can be found at www.marinvotes.org.
New Design Phase Planned for Levee Project; Flood Control District seeks revised design and new funding for construction.
Recommendations made by OCE Analysts for the Board of Supervisors on 2024 Statewide Ballot Propositions.
Additional Prescribed Burn near Bon Tempe Lake will Produce Visible Smoke; This is the third planned fire fuel reduction effort on Mount Tamalpais since July.
Plans are underway for a prescribed burn that may take place as early as Thursday, August 14, near Bon Tempe Lake on Mount Tamalpais.
Progress on Veterans’ Memorial Auditorium Upgrades; Consultant recommended to design the building systems upgrade project
County to Support Statewide Food Waste Mandate; Unincorporated Marin ordinance will adhere to California’s Senate Bill 1383.
Marin County Service Area 18 Advisory BoardMinutes for Meeting on February 12, 2025Meeting held at Room 410B, Civic CenterBoard Members Present: Gina Hagen, Carey LeVash, Jacqueline Garcia1. CALL TO ORDERMeeting was called to order by Commissioner Hagen at 3:08 P.M. 2. PUBLIC COMMENTNo public
Learn about affordable housing, who qualifies, and why it's important to build more in our community.
Towards the beginning of each calendar year, we open a funding application for affordable housing, community infrastructure and services projects.
State Public Defender Group Honors Marin Staff; Top award goes to program that helps immigrants obtain driver’s licenses.
The Marin County’s Pavement Condition Index (PCI) has reached a milestone of 70, up two points from its December 2023 score. Based on the most recent data published in the California Statewide Local Streets and Roads Needs Assessment, the latest measured statewide average PCI is 67.
