COVID-19 Status Update for 08/20/2021 Marin County COVID-19 Status Update for August 20, 2021 includes a video update from Dr. Willis on masks in schools, an audio discussion about the Delta variant in Marin; Vaccine Verification to Be Required for First Responders; Upcoming Vaccination
Event and Special Use Permit InquiryThis form is used to submit inquiries regarding special use permits for Marin County Parks. It collects basic contact information, details about the requested event or activity, and other relevant information to help staff assess the inquiry.
and teens should get vaccinated Upcoming COVID vaccinations for 2–4-year-olds and how to support them during their vaccination How parents and caregivers can determine if toddlers are having side effects Booster recommendation for children under 18 Vaccine requirements in schools Variants
National Voter Registration Day Event at Marin Civic Center on September 17; Thousands of voters need to register if they want to receive a ballot for the November 5 election.
Venue Change for Marin’s Memorial Day Event; Ceremony set for 9 AM May 27 inside Exhibit Hall on Civic Center campus.
upcoming webinars where you can learn more about the vaccines and getting vaccinated, and the truth about some myths and misinformation. The webinars are offered in English and Spanish each week through May 27. Q&A in English: Every Tuesday & Thursday, 9 a.m. - Join on your computer or smartphone
Pop-Up Document Certification Event Comes to Civic Center; On January 21, those needing a state stamp can get it in Marin and save a trip to Sacramento or LA
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 residents and staff
Full video archive of selected Marin County agencies.
COVID-19 Status Update for 03/12/2021 Marin County COVID-19 Status Update for March 12 includes a video update from Dr. Willis; adjustments to the Blueprint for a Safer Economy; an upcoming town hall with Senator McGuire; and updated COVID-19 data. Para leer esta página en español, desplácese hacia
Public Health Update for the School Community Last Wednesday, Marin County Office of Education (MCOE) joined with Public Health to provide an online Public Health Update and Q&A for the school community, parents, and guardians. We invite you to watch the recorded presentation below in the event you were
Learn about current and upcoming projects improving the Marin Civic Center Campus, including facility upgrades, new community spaces, and progress updates.
View Marin County Board of Supervisors meetings, agendas, reports, and videos for past meetings. Watch current meetings. Read the agenda of an upcoming meeting.
, hospitalization rates have remained unchanged as cases rise, so far. With the highest proportion of residents fully up to date with vaccines in the state, our community is benefiting from the protection vaccines offer against severe illness. Stay tuned for information about the upcoming fall booster
, and other public health priorities. Masks Return for Winter Marin County Public Health has taken action to protect staff and patients in select clinical settings through the upcoming respiratory virus seasons. From November through March masks will be required in Marin hospitals and skilled
and vaccines for people 12 and older. Upcoming pediatric (children age 5 to 11) COVID-19 clinics: Northgate Mall Clinic San Rafael – Saturday, November 20 Kerner Clinic San Rafael – Saturday, November 20 Novato High School Novato – Sunday, November 21 Northgate Mall Clinic San Rafael – Tuesday
COVID-19 Status Update for 09/30/2022 Update for Sept. 30, 2022 includes: Over Age 50? Get Boosted and Get Treated; Flu Season is Here: Fight the Flu; Upcoming COVID-19 Forums for Schools, Seniors; Know your COVID-19 Community Level; and updated local COVID-19 data. Para leer esta página en español
, including additional boosters and pediatric vaccines. Finally, Dr. Willis reviewed the criteria for ending the local mask mandate and safety tips for upcoming Halloween and Dia de Los Muertos celebrations. WATCH VIDEO ON YOUTUBE Marin’s Community Transmission Rate Improves This afternoon, Marin
, but space is limited, and appointments are required. Recipients of a vaccine must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Please visit our Vaccine Finder page to make a reservation and to also get more information regarding proximate clinics. Upcoming pediatric vaccine clinics are listed below
Flyer for West Marin community meeting about Onsite Wastewater & Septic Systems (LAMP) on March 5, 2026.
, and community-based organizations dedicated to the wellbeing of our youth. This year, Let’s Talk will feature Community Discussions for a deeper dive with experts into priority areas and local concerns. Upcoming topics include The Adolescent Brain; Mental Health and Underage Substance Use; and Let’s Start
: Dr. Willis Explains Upcoming Changes for Face Coverings Indoors WATCH ON YOUTUBE Vaccination Opportunities in Marin Johnson & Johnson, Moderna, and Pfizer COVID-19 booster shots are now available at all Marin County Public Health vaccine clinics. Third doses for immunocompromised residents
Commission on Aging General Meeting June 8, 2026
Commission on Aging's upcoming business meeting is scheduled for Monday, September 9, from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. This session will focus on the challenges faced by older adults who fall into the “Missing Middle” category—those who are not eligible for public assistance but are financially struggling
Free Lifesaving Skills Training Event Celebrating its 14th Year; Marin’s countywide Sidewalk CPR event returns August 17.
County of Marin Cultural Services department home page. Runs the Marin Center as well as various events and activities. Rents County venues for special events.
You can find agendas, memos and presentations from Priority Setting Committee meetings here.
COVID-19 Status Update for 03/16/2021 Marin County COVID-19 Status Update for March 16 includes a video update from Dr. Willis, a Blueprint update from the State, a new rent relief program, an upcoming COVID-19 town hall, and updated COVID-19 data. Para leer esta página en español, desplácese
Services provided by the County of Marin.
Access upcoming and past Planning Commission hearing agendas, minutes, and recordings.
