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Artistic chart shows progression from homelessness to housing.
 March 15, 2024
Affordable Housing

County Contributes to Sausalito Housing Project

$500,000 from County matches $500,000 state grant for homeless services

Marin County Civic Center: View From The Lagoon
 March 14, 2024
Boards and Commissions

Supervisors Consider Changes to Some Advisory Boards

Initial staff recommendations aim to improve governance and operations.

Dozens of people meet in the Marin County Board of Supervisors chamber and talk about cybersecurity.
 March 14, 2024
Education

Jurisdictions Learn How to Foil Bad Actors Online

A cybersecurity conference at the Civic Center results in increased awareness by local government agencies.

A closeup view of the sign on the door at the Registrar of Voters office
 March 13, 2024
Elections (Registrar of Voters)

Less than 20,000 Ballots Remain to be Tallied

The canvass of the primary election continues smoothly at the Marin County Elections Department.

An aerial view of the Marin County Civic Center.
 March 11, 2024
Management and Budget

County Budget Workshops Set for March 18-20

The public is invited as the Supervisors will be briefed on finances and priorities for 2024-26.

Two female members of the Public Defender staff sit at a table with two people applying for a driver's license.
 March 7, 2024
Public Safety

State Public Defender Group Honors Marin Staff

A top award goes to a program that helps immigrants obtain driver’s licenses.

A closeup view of the sign on the door at the Registrar of Voters office
 March 6, 2024
Elections (Registrar of Voters)

Registrar: About 45,000 Votes Yet to be Tallied

March 5 Primary Election results will be more certain by end of next week.

A male inspector checks the price of a product inside a store.
 March 5, 2024
Community and Assistance

Inspectors Weigh in on Pricing Accuracy

Supervisors hear findings from Department of Agriculture, Weights and Measures

A photo of three African American women wearing riveter helmets during World War II while working at Marinship in Sausalito.
 March 1, 2024
Education

Marin City’s Marinship Legacy Inspires Lessons

Marin County Free Library and Dominican University Offer Educational Materials for TK-12 Educators based on Felecia Gaston’s book

Career Explorers participant Wambua Misyoki smiles as he receives a certificate from Probation Chief Marlon Washington.
 March 1, 2024
Equal Employment Opportunity

Signups Begin for County Vocational Internships

The Career Explorers program is designed to assist and inspire those aged 15-22.