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Latest reporting from the Local Government desk.
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Latest reporting from the Local Government desk.
Local Government
Marin County reviews future of 19 advisory bodies
The Marin County Board of Supervisors will review staff recommendations to keep, restructure, consolidate or sunset 19 county advisory bodies at a public meeting Tuesday, Aug. 25, in San Rafael.
Local Government
Terra Linda street closures begin, parked cars risk towing
San Rafael's 2025/2026 Pavement Maintenance Project launched Thursday, Aug. 20, bringing rolling street closures and no-parking zones to dozens of Terra Linda streets through early September as crews apply slurry seal to about 200,000 square yards of roadway.
Local Government
Fourth Street sidewalk closes Aug. 22 for apartment project
Local Government
San Rafael council caps big meeting with new city manager
Local Government
Marin County reviews future of 19 advisory bodies
The Marin County Board of Supervisors will review staff recommendations to keep, restructure, consolidate or sunset 19 county advisory bodies at a public meeting Tuesday, Aug. 25, in San Rafael.
Local Government
Terra Linda street closures begin, parked cars risk towing
Local Government
Marin Water promotes Shaun Horne to general manager
Local Government
Fourth Street sidewalk closes Aug. 22 for apartment project
Local Government
Marin County reviews future of 19 advisory bodies
The Marin County Board of Supervisors will review staff recommendations to keep, restructure, consolidate or sunset 19 county advisory bodies at a public meeting Tuesday, Aug. 25, in San Rafael.
Local Government
Terra Linda street closures begin, parked cars risk towing
Local Government
Marin Water promotes Shaun Horne to general manager
Local Government
Fourth Street sidewalk closes Aug. 22 for apartment project
Local Government
San Rafael council caps big meeting with new city manager
Local Government
Marin supervisors weigh $17 billion sea level rise challenge at San Rafael meeting
The Marin County Board of Supervisors meets Tuesday, July 14, at the Civic Center in San Rafael to consider a $519,000 AECOM study finding the county faces $17 billion in sea level rise adaptation needs, with San Rafael's Canal neighborhood among the most vulnerable communities.
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