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) 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
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
Author: monique.vasquez@marincounty.gov Free Toxic Away Day in West Marin Sponsored by Zero Waste Marin and the City of San Rafael Fire Department Zero Waste Marin coordinates with the San Rafael Fire Department on Toxic Away Day events, making it easier for residents of West Marin to dispose
July 15, 2026 meeting of the Marin County Commission on Aging's Planning, Legislative, and Communications Committee.
. Sidewalk CPR Update In last Saturday’s Sidewalk CPR event, 1,398 people were trained, and 1,385 free Narcan kits were distributed in 13 sites across Marin County. Residents were trained in hands-only CPR, Narcan administration, AED use, and how to control bleeding in serious injuries. The event was made
Learn what’s expected of you and what it’s like to serve on the Grand Jury.
A Chance to Help Plan Marin’s Future Funding Priorities; Resident feedback will help guide spending for multiyear federal grant funding.
Board Approves Progressive Design-Build Contract for New Marin Fire Headquarters in San Geronimo; County selects McCarthy and COAR for its largest construction investment to date for first-of-its‑kind progressive design‑build contract
Marin Formalizes Commitment to Electrification; Supervisors approve roadmap to reduce fossil fuel use; urge towns and cities to join.
Free Training Underway for Construction Trades; New Marin program assisting young people from underserved areas
disparities between affluent and low-income communities. Year of the Older Adult Marin County's Aging Action Initiative's Spring Convening is scheduled for Tuesday, April 3, from 9am to 4pm. Topics will include reframing aging, falls, and aging equity. This is a free event, for public sector agencies
Announcements 110-acre acquisition expands St. Hilary's Preserve in Tiburon. Parks Measure A funds FARE (Food, Agriculture, and Resilient Ecosystems), competitive matching grants that support sustainable food systems. Calendar Learn about free events and public meetings. View Calendar
Accessibility information Disability accommodations For disability accommodations please phone (415) 473-6111 (Voice), CA Relay 711, or email Caitrin Devine at least five business days in advance of the event. The County will do its best to fulfill requests received with less than five business days
June 12, 2024 Regular Meeting of the Conservancy
accommodations please phone 415-473-3615 (Voice), CA Relay 711, or email Michelle Levenson at least five business days in advance of the event. The County will do its best to fulfill requests received with less than five business days’ notice. Copies of documents are available in alternative formats, upon
