All Residents Services

Instructional information for poll workers.

Provides college access programs, scholarships and support.

The 4-H Program is a nonformal educational youth program.

Abbey Montessori is dedicated in serving the Marin community by offering the optimum childcare for children ranging from ages 6 weeks to 6 years old

A page containing information about the organization McSTOPPP; who they are and what they do.

Elections Advisory Committee: meeting schedules, minutes, and annual reports.

A commission to resolve California accessibility matters involving issues arising under Title 24 California Code of Regulations

The administrative officers and services of the Marin County Fire Department.

Adopt A Family of Marin helps low-income families in crisis throughout Marin County by offering financial and emotional support to prevent homelessness and provide family stability.

Provides full service domestic open adoption services as well as international homestudy and post-placement services. We work with Adoptive parents in Marin.

The Adult Offender Work Program is a jail alternative program which is administered by the Probation Department.

Prevention of elder abuse. Coordinated by the County Department of Health and Human Services.

Adult welfare staff respond to allegations of adult/elder abuse.

The official website of the Marin Affordable Housing program.

Information & referral services for older adults and their family members

This web site provides a partial listing of services for adults and older adults and their families in Marin County. The site is administered by Marin County Department of Health and Human Service, Division of Aging and Adult Services.

The HHS Health Clinics at the Marin Health and Wellness Campus

The mission of the board is to review County Alcohol and Drug Program Plans.

24 hour telephone hot line

An all-volunteer non-profit animal welfare organization dedicated to helping find caring homes for abandoned, displaced and neglected animals, mostly dogs from shelters.

AlmaVia of San Rafael, now accepting applications for residence, is a faith-based, not-for-profit, 130-unit assisted living community. Developed and operated by ElderCare Alliance, sponsored by the Sisters of Mercy and the Sierra Pacific Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church. RCFE License Application Pending.

Not-for-profit community/neighborhood association of the Almonte neighborhood of Mill Valley

This site provides factual information on Alzheimer's disease, offers resources for people living with Alzheimer's, their families and professionals who provide care.

Ambassadors of Hope and Opportunity

Safety net of stable housing, guidance and community support for young adults 18-25.

Emergency medical services.

Mass Care Shelters in Marin County are opened and operated by the American Red Cross

The American Red Cross prevents and alleviates human suffering in the face of emergencies by mobilizing the power of volunteers and the generosity of donors. The American Red Cross through, its strong network of volunteers, donors and partners, is always there in times of need. For details contact 415-721-2368

This web site provides a partial listing of services for adults and older adults and their families in Marin County. The site is administered by Marin County Department of Health and Human Service, Division of Aging and Adult Services.

Ferry service between Tiburon and Angel Island.

The Animal Sanctuary and Care Society (ASCS) is a 501(c)3 organization that rescues, fosters and re-homes cats and kittens. We hold cat adoption events in Marin County.

A page containing links to the annual reports from the Marin County Stormwater Pollution Prevention Program (MCSTOPPP).

Anova is Northern California’s most trusted provider of education and services to children and families living with autism and learning differences.

We offer weekend residential retreats, workshops, one day retreats, and weekly classes in spiritual awareness, meditation and the practical application of spirituality.

We provide effective and affordable services to families, individuals, couples, children and groups that build essential life-skills and improve relationships.

This page contains links to the municipal codes applicable to land use in Marin County.

Assessor Recorder fees and price list

Dominican University - 30,000 volumes including complete California and Federal Statutory and case law.

The Assessment Appeals Board hears appeals from taxpayers on property assessments. This Board is governed by the rules and regulations of the Board of Equalization and Property Tax Laws of the State of California.

Hears appeals from taxpayers on property assessments.

The board hears appeals by property owners from the assessments by the County Assessor.

The board hears appeals by property owners from the assessments by the County Assessor.

This site will refer you to an appropriate mental health provider for help.

Audubon Canyon Ranch acts as guardian of four main nature preserves in Marin, Sonoma and Lake counties. These tidal flats, marshlands, coastal prairie, oak woodlands and redwood groves provide significant habitat to wildlife and have been placed in our care to steward and protect.

A commission to advise and recommend to the Board of Supervisors on matters relating to Marin County airports.

A non-profit organization founded in 1981 to promote global learning and leadership through foreign exchange, study abroad and leadership programs for high school students from the US and around the world.

Elementary school located in Kentfield.

Craft and design community services.

Referral information for alcohol and drug services. Helping TEENS, ADULTS and FAMILIES. Sliding scale fee.

BACCA's mission is to provide humanitarian assistance and relief to underserved communities in Cuba, and to assist sustainable community empowerment projects in remote areas that are most in need of supplementary support and resources, especially in the Southeastern provinces via People to People Projects and Cultural Exchange.

Legal advocacy.

The official website of the Bay Area Transit Systems.

Master Gardeners provide advice on sustainable landscaping.

Located on Richardson Bay in Sausalito, California, is a unique scientific tool for exploring water movement patterns in the San Francisco Bay-Delta Estuary.

Bay Area Recycling Outreach Coalition

Elementary school located in Sausalito.

The Beach House offers children and youth from Marin and San Francisco the chance to spend an afternoon in the Marin Headlands. Volunteers must be 21+, complete training and background check.

Information for people interested in serving as poll workers during a Marin County election.

Serving grades 3-5 in Tiburon.

The Advisory Board reviews referrals of all Planning projects in the Bel Marin Keys planning area for the Planning Department.

Business hours are from 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Monday-Friday.

Combines innovations and technical advances of today with the warmth and accessibility of the best of traditional community centered libraries.

Useful links and information on the Biological Control Program in the County of Marin.

As a private, non-profit agency serving 14 Northern California counties, including Marin, we are a licensed adoption and foster family agency (FFA) dedicated to recruiting permanent loving families from the community from which the disproportionate number of waiting children come - the African American community.

We have six support groups throughout the County, including one for Spanish speaking members. We also have Art classes, Talking Book Clubs, outings and a monthly luncheon meeting with entertainment. Braille classes are being developed.

To donate blood whether in an emergency or not contact:

Service between Tiburon, Sausalito, Angel Island and San Francisco.

Formerly the National Center for Nonprofit Boards, is the premier resource for practical information, tools and best practices, training, and leadership development for board members of nonprofit organizations worldwide.

General information on boat assessment.

Grades K-5. Bodega Bay Elementary School uses a comprehensive literacy plan and the wealth of local resources for core subject study.

A non-profit dedicated to creating and sustaining affordable housing.

Provides fire protection and emergency medical care to the community of Bolinas.

To advise the Board of Supervisors, and other departments on the management and ecological restoration of Bolinas Lagoon.

Bolinas Library general information and hours.

An elementary district serving the West Marin community of Bolinas ... one school, Bolinas-Stinson School, for kindergarten through 8th grade.

The Marin Council of the Boy Scouts of America has been serving the youth of Marin County for over fifty-five years with a quality program focused on adventure, leadership and service.

Dedicated to helping people who have not been able to live up to their potential due to psychological problems. No website. Boyer House Foundation: 880 Las Gallinas Ave, San Rafael, CA 94903, Ph# 415-456-9958

List of all County of Marin Library branches.

Academically rigorous coeducational day school grades 9-12.

Bread & Roses is dedicated to uplifting the human spirit by providing free, live, quality entertainment to people who live in institutions or are otherwise isolated from society.

The Marin Women's Study is a breast cancer research program.

To promote breastfeeding in Marin County

A neighborhood organization that supports approximately 500 residences, with the purpose of bringing the community together.

Bridge the Gap is an evening afterschool tutoring program located in Marin City. We pair students grades K-12 with motivated adults in one-to-one tutoring relationships.

Meets at the Bolinas Rod & Boat Club 83 Wharf Road, Bolinas the second and fourth Thursday at 7:30pm.

Serving grades K-5 in San Anselmo.

The Buck Institute exists to extend the healthy, productive years of life through biomedical research and education.

Non-profit agency providing services including supported housing and employment, to low income residents with mental illness, substance abuse and behavioral challenges.

The Builder's exclusion information.

The Building and Safety Division serves the public by enforcing State and County building codes and ordinances to ensure buildings are safe for occupancy. This is accomplished through issuance of building permits, plan review, and inspections.

Building Better Families (BBF) holds weekly groups that promote respect and responsibility in relationships, for men and women in Marin County who have concerns about anger or violence in their homes. Our anger management and batterer's treatment programs are certified in Marin County. We have a sliding scale and evening classes. No website. Ph# 415-721-4304

To resolve California building standards matters, and make recommendations to the Board of Supervisors concerning amendments to the Marin County Code.

Information about the building inspection process and the way to schedule an inspection.

Information for people interesting in building or adding on to structures in Marin County.

Protect consumers in receiving fair and competitive automotive repair.

Information about and hiring contractors and the construction process.

Protect and serve the interests of California consumers.

State support for job seekers and employers.

Reduce the environmental impact of product waste.

(CalWORKs) is a cash assistance program that helps families with vulnerable children.

If a calamity such as natural disastor damages or destroys your property, you may be eligible for property tax relief.

An outdoor and social organization.

Coordinates services for children with serious medical conditions

EDD provides a free Internet job listing & resume posting service on CalJOBS (www.caljobs.ca.gov) and also issues Unemployment Insurance benefits. To file: Internet (www.edd.ca.gov/eapply4ui) or telephone. Call toll-free: (English) 1-800-300-5616; (Spanish) 1-800-326-8937; (Chinese) 1-800-547-3506; (Vietnamese) 1-800-547-2058.

Our mission is to increase understanding and appreciation of California's native plants, and to preserve them in their natural habitat through scientific activities, education, and conservation.

Calling the Poison Control Center first will prevent unnecessary trips to the Emergency Room (offers quick severity assessment)

Your destination for Marin Local History and information about Frank Lloyd Wright.

CYES, a program of Berkeley-based Rising Sun Energy Center, every summer provides FREE green house calls to Marin homeowners and renters - free CFLs and showerheads, a basic home energy audit, and more.

Assure and enhance the safety, well-being and self-sufficiency

The Employment and Training Branch of Social Services

Camp Edmo in an Arts & Science, Animation, Recreation and Life Skills Camp for Pre-K - entering 4th grade kids.

Help low-income, Spanish-speaking immigrants acquire the tools they need to build a pathway to success, overcome poverty and injustice, and become tomorrow's leaders.

Canal Alliance - Developing self-sufficiency and leadership for a healthier community

Research campaign contributions and expenditures or submit disclosure reports mandated by the FPPC.

CANHR provides information about assisted living (board and care), nursing homes, Medi-Cal, and other elder issues and supports advocates for long term care reform and humane alternatives to institutionalization. CANHR also has a legal referral service for elder law and maintains the Nursing Home Guide and the Residential Care Guide Web sites with information on every California facility.

CCI provides highly trained assistance dogs and ongoing support to adults and children with disabilities.

Job opportunities and minimum qualification for Probation careers can be found here.

Since 1975, Casa Allegra has been making a difference every day for people with intellectual and other developmental disabilities through innovative programs designed specifically for the individual needs of participants.

A small, innovative private K-8 school with individualized curriculum located in the beautiful hills of Fairfax.

Counseling services for individuals, families and children.

Resources and services on the use of computer technology for people with disabilities.

The Center for Judicial Excellence, is a community-based organization established to improve the judiciary’s public accountability and strengthen and maintain the integrity of the Marin County courts.

Family Conferencing. Wraparound. Restorative Justice.

For volunteering opportunities in a disaster, contact:

The Center coordinates volunteers to meet community needs and serves as a management resource center for nonprofit agencies.

A private, not-for-profit corporation providing comprehensive, integrated services to at-risk individuals and families.

Provides services to incarcerated individuals and their families at county jails.

To protect the communities of Corte Madera and Larkspur with the highest quality of police services - services that meet present and future community expectation.

Birth, death, or public marriage certificates, collectively known as vital records, can be ordered from the Marin County Recorder's office if those documents are registered in Marin County.

Marin branch of CHADD (www.chadd.org) providing support, education and advocacy for families, children, teens and adults affected by AD/HD (attention deficits).

The state mandated Local Child Care Planning Council is responsible for establishing local priorities for child care planning and advocacy.

(CHDP) provides health assessments for children and youth.

Offers free services to prevent lead poisoning and promote safety at home.

Child Protective Services (CPS) Emergency Response is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year to receive and assess allegations of child abuse, neglect or exploitation. 24 Hour Hotline: (415) 499-7153.

Marin County's Child Support and Paternity Program

Marin County's Child Support Enforcement Program

Information prepared to help answer questions about enforcement of child support.

To support and improvement of early childhood development within the County.

An emergency response program to receive and assess child abuse/neglect.

The Kinship Guardianship Assistance Payment program

Improves health access for all of Marin's low income and uninsured children.

Available appointments for vaccines.

A comprehensive housing resource guide, includes a listing of all older adult housing options, including independent, assisted living and skilled nursing facilities, with a description of their services and latest fees.

A recreational facility of the City of Novato Parks, Recreation & Community Services Department and offers a wide variety of activities for young people in grades 6th - 12th, which include drop-in activities, classes, workshops and trips.

Our purpose is to develop volunteers within City government and to partner with neighborhood and community groups to build a better San Rafael.

Plan for the use of a roundabout to improvement traffic circulation by the Civic Center.

Civic Center Library general information and hours.

Project to replace the entire roof of the Marin County Civic Center.

Civic Center Volunteers was founded in 1979, and is an internationally recognized innovative volunteer program.

The Clem Miller Environmental Education Center is an 80-bed, green certified, residential facility located within the 70,000 acre Point Reyes National Seashore and available by reservation to trained educators for use as base camp for their own environmental studies and/or natural history education programs and as the home base for Point Reyes Summer Camp.

County Medical Svcs Program:  Medical, dental svcs to non-Medi-Cal eligible adults.

Food Stamps program provides an Electronic Benefit Transfer

3 clinical sites offering primary and preventative medical care in West Marin.

Serving grades K-5 in San Rafael.

Operates two campuses and a marine laboratory as one of the 108 college, 1.3 million student California Community College System.

Career training opportunities

Offers educational counseling resources.

Commonweal is a nonprofit center for service and research in health and human ecology located on a beautiful 60-acre site at the edge of the Pacific Ocean in the Point Reyes National Seashore. Guest houses are available for small groups and individuals for conferences, workshops, family gatherings, meditation and yoga.

Investigates, reports and tracks communicable diseases.

Service to the local law enforcement, other city and county government services.

Information about the Marin County Communications Division.

Ensuring safe places to live, work, and play

CIP provides quality, affordable counseling and therapy to individuals, families and couples on a sliding fee scale.

CLAM is a community land trust set up to expand affordable housing aligned with the protection of the natural environment in Tomales Bay communities surrounding.

Provides a complete range of mental health services

Information on volunteer opportunities, Clean Marin, Earth Day, Coastal Cleanup Day, and local citizen creek groups.

Information about the Marin County 2009 Report to the Community. This report provides a brief overview of our efforts to create a more sustainable future.

Community Service Fund Program Application Process Information.

Community Service Fund Program Applications

Community Service Fund Program Applications

Community Service Fund Program Applications

Dedicated to ending sexual assault and family violence through prevention, crisis services and treatment. 24hr.CRISIS LINE 800-670-7273. Website is "Under Construction" as of 3/31/2017.

Bereavement support group for families who have experienced the death of a child. We meet at 7:30 pm on the 3rd Tuesday of every month at Lucas Valley Community Church, 2000 Las Gallinas (at Lucas Valley Road) in San Rafael.

Sign ups for reserving computers.

Coalition to coordinate county-wide protocols for educating, reporting and treating concussions among Marin's student athletes, including user-friendly information about concussions, treatment options, videos and online training courses for students, parents, coaches and schools.

H&HS and community resources and referrals

Our mission is to develop the youth of Marin and Sonoma counties by providing meaningful employment, education and training opportunities through projects that conserve natural resources, deliver human services and respond to public emergency.

Useful tips to help ensure you are paying the correct price and “Protecting your Pocket Book”.

Employee Assistance Program - getting help is easy.

A directory of scanned images of property surveys done in the County of Marin. The surveys identify the corners of parcels within the county.

Provides emotional support services to children, adults, elders, families dealing with illness or loss as well as for any adult seeking to improve the quality of their life experience.

The Corte Madera Fire Department is dedicated to the protection of life, property, and the environment from the effects of fire, medical emergencies, and hazardous conditions.

Corte Madera Library general information and hours.

Creating community through people, parks and programs

A page containing information detailing the way County government works.

Search public data about persons arrested and booked into the County of Marin jail.

The Division of Aging and Adult Services is the agency responsible for the overall planning, program development and coordination of services

Includes info on: Adult Protective Services, InHome Supportive Services, Information & Referral, Ombudsman Program, & Veterans' Services.

Includes information re: Child Protective Services, Foster Care and Fost-Adopt Parenting, and Family Child Care Home Licensing.

Administers an array of education, employment and vocational training programs.

Providing services which enable aged, blind, or disabled individuals to remain in their own homes rather than being placed in out-of-home care facilities.

Lists current job openings and provides quality staff and human resources policies, programs, systems, and consultation which sustain an ethical, lawful, equitable, inclusive, and productive work.

Marin County Sheriff OES leads efforts to protect life, property & the environment by developing, coordinating and managing programs that prevent, prepare for, respond to, recover from, and mitigate natural and man-made disasters and emergencies.

Intended to provide a blueprint towards making bicycling and walking an integral part of daily life in Marin County.

This organization facilitates in the stewardship of County Park lands by encouraging community involvement through offering diverse and innovative volunteer opportunities.

You can pay your child support, medical support and spousal support by credit card.

To advise Parks and Open Space staff and the Board of Supervisors on matters relating to projects and programs that affect CSA 16 (Greenbrae).

To advise Parks and Open Space staff and the Board of Supervisors on matters relating to projects and programs that affect CSA 18 (Las Gallinas).

To advise Parks and Open Space staff and the Board of Supervisors on matters relating to projects and programs that affect CSA 20 (Indian Valley, Dominga Canyon).

To advise Parks and Open Space staff and the Board of Supervisors on matters relating to projects and programs that affect CSA 29 (Paradise Cay).

To advise Parks and Open Space staff and the Board of Supervisors on matters relating to projects and programs that affect CSA 33 (Stinson Beach).

To advise Parks and Open Space staff and the Board of Supervisors on matters relating to projects and programs that affect CSA 6 (Gallinas Creek).

San Rafael city school.

Volunteer parents helping children with special needs.

Information about creating and maintaining defensible space around your home.

Serving grades 6-8 in Tiburon.

Delegated Agreements - Information

Dental Clinic provides dental treatment under the scope of general practice.

Responsible for advocacy, monitoring, planning, and public information for children and adults with developmental disabilities in the Bay Area.

An archive dedicated to collecting and preserving information on local, regional, and state history.

The mission and goals of the Disability Access Program as well as complaint forms.

Information on property tax relief for severely and permanently disabled claimants.

To review, evaluate, and communicate to decision makers and the public on all matters pertaining to disaster preparedness.

Disaster preparedness materials and resources.

Learn about resources available to you and your family.

Provides mediation for various types of disputes such as consumer-business disputes, animal, neighborhood, and landlord-tenant disputes. It also provides education to consumers, retailers, neighbors, landlords, tenants and others and is a public resource for consumer rights information.

Responsible for handling a broad spectrum of consumer and environmental protection activities. The unit's focus is to protect the public, prosecute violators, and prevent future violations of law through the use of four major mechanisms: enforcement, mediation, referral, and outreach.

Raises funds for the Dixie School District.

Dixie School is located in the Lucas Valley

Serving the northern San Rafael communities of Terra Linda, Marinwood, Lucas Valley, and a portion of Contempo Marin ...includes three elementary schools and Miller Creek Middle school.

DNPRN promotes the fostering of better patient outcomes in our communities by empowering patients and their primary caregivers in medically underserved populations to work together.

With an enrollment of 2,100 men and women, Dominican University offers a wide variety of academic programs in the areas of undergraduate, graduate, and extended education.

Duxbury Reef, Area of Special Biological Significance, ASBS, at Agate Beach Marin County Park, Bolinas

Helping correct dyslexia and ADD.

EAH develops, manages and promotes rental housing in the Bay Area for very low, low and moderate income families, individuals with disabilities, and seniors.

Helpful links and information on how to preparing for earthquakes.

Eating Disorder Recovery Support, Inc. is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization that is dedicated to promoting community awareness of eating disorders as well as professional education and collaboration, with the overall goal of supporting individuals and families on their path to healing and recovery from an eating disorder.

Breakthrough LENS neurofeedback "brain reboot" for ADHD, memory, migraines, anxiety, depression, addictions, stroke, and just plain easier thinking.

Information on gardening, composting, pest management, water conservation and more can be found on this page.

Serving grades K-5 in Mill Valley.

Information and interactive activities about Sudden Oak Death.

District Attorney Elder Abuse Program information.

EFPN works to prevent financial abuse of elders and dependent adults through community education programs, public awareness campaigns and coordination of financial institution employee training.

Instructional information for poll workers.

Biennial Activity Report 2015 and 2016.

Estimated cost of elections to cities, schools, and special districts

Policies that govern the conduct of elections and procedures that the department is required to implement.

Information on recent and upcoming elections

Lastest or final write-in results for the current or last scheduled election.

Parents receiving support may receive their payments via direct deposit, or via an electronic payment card.

Pay child support, medical support and spousal support by credit card.

Benefits eligibility for employees and dependents.

Information about the Emergency Command Center (ECC) located at the Woodacre Headquarters.

Emergency medical services.

EMS supports an emergency response for victims of accidents or sudden illness

If you have bulk sealed first aid supplies to donate, contact:

Information about the Emergency Operations Facility.

Disaster preparedness training.

We provide scholarships for individuals who want to attend “Emotional Intelligence” courses conducted by public universities and colleges and private Emotional Intelligence course providers.

Employee Assistance Program - getting help is easy.

Provides education, employment and vocational training for Marin residents.

This page gives links to Encroachment Permit information and an Encroachment Permit form.

Our organization is committed to increasing public awareness about using renewable energy sources to generate electricity.

A Marin grass-roots group which for 30 years has worked for the protection of West Marin's environment. We are dedicated to ensuring that human activities are in harmony with the area's irreplaceable wildlife, natural resources and rural character.

Promotes a sustainable world through environmental education.

The mission of Marin County Environmental Health Services is to protect public health and the well being of all Marin County residents, workers, and visitors by preventing injury and the spread of disease.

General information on the District Attorney Environmental Protection Unit.

ESC's Senior Resources serves specific needs in each county through unique programs and partnerships.

Research scientists at the Center train and support students, host visiting scientists and collaborate with fellow scientists at local universities and agencies to study complex marine and estuarine environments.

Information for Marin Library events.

A number of different tax exclusions are available to property owners in Marin.

Information on different types of tax exemptions available to property and business owners.

Free nonprofit food rescue service, picking up from Marin organizations and delivering immediately to nonprofits serving the hungry.

We are a cultural exchange organization expressly developed to bring together international youth and Americans.

Formerly Fair Housing of Marin, this is the only full-service fair housing agency in Marin and the only local housing counseling agency certified by the US Department of Housing and Urban Development.

Fairfax Library general information and hours.

Fairfax No.556 Free and Accepted Masons was Chartered in 1923.

Fairfax Police Department believes strongly in the philosophy known as "Community Oriented Policing". In this modern approach to law enforcement, the entire community becomes involved in identifying and solving problems that affect the community.

Fairfax Volunteers! is a town-sponsored group whose mission is to foster good will in the Town of Fairfax through implementation of a Volunteer Program that will meet town and community needs. Please join us in making Fairfax a better place to be today...

An historic Victorian and a home for art, culture and events.

Enables children and families to enjoy a more successful future by helping them to navigate the legal system. It provides high-quality, low-cost legal services to children and families on matters ranging from child abuse and domestic violence to child custody and support.

Provides services to persons who are caring for a loved one with an adult-onset neurological impairment including stroke, Alzheimer's, Parkinson's.

Emotional support, education, training and respite care.

Providing high quality, affordable counseling and support services for individuals, children, couples, families, and groups.

Family Support is an approach to addressing health concerns

District Attorney Family Violence Unit information.

The Farallones Marine Sanctuary Association is a non-profit that works on marine issues from Marin County to San Mateo County. Volunteering and education opportunities are available.

Farm Day is a free, hands-on event for elementary school youth.

Initiative to involve local communities and increase public awareness around the emerging questions in conservation of felidae (cat) species and their habitats, through a broad outreach, education and research effort, involving complementary initiatives and local businesses.

Public Works, Land Development Counter
Marin County Civic Center
3501 Civic Center Drive - Suite 308
San Rafael, CA 94901
Phone: (415) 473-3755
TTY: (415) 473-3232
Email: DPWLandDevEngineer@marincounty.org

If you are looking for local Round Rock pet sitting, allow our beloved pet sitters today! Bonded and insured!

Near the Marin County Civic Center, volunteers are always needed for fundraising and event planning activities.

Provides police patrol services to the unincorporated areas of the County.

Library fees information.

Learn more about the Live Scan process or set up an appointment.

Fire prevention information.

Incorporating fire safe concepts into the residential landscape design.

An interactive map showing the locations of the Marin County fire stations.

Information about the Fire Department's Fire Suppression Program.

A site offering tips on improving Fire-safety awareness in Marin.

To advise the Board of Supervisors on matters pertaining to fish and game propagation, habitat, and conservation.

Flexible spending account - a pre-tax set aside program.

General information on Flu season and Flu prevention.

Flu Vaccine Information

CalFresh Food Stamps program  provides benefits for food purchases.

Standard Forms for the Assessor-Recorder's Office.

Services for children who need foster or fost-adopt homes.

Both as philosophy and activism, deep ecology views the survival of natural systems and the capacity of the planet for self-renewal as crucial to all life (human and nonhuman) and not to be compromised.

Provides scholarships for people to receive complementary therapies in conjunction with cancer treatment.

A residential emancipation program for young adults (18-28) who need help due to difficulties such as learning disabilities, mental health impairments, or maintaining recovery from alcohol or drugs.

Friends of Corte Madera Creek Watershed is a grassroots environmental organization devoted to protecting Corte Madera creek and its tributaries and the whole watershed.

Supports the Fairfax Library by providing supplemental materials and programs for adults and children.

A nonprofit group of volunteers dedicated to making the Marin County Free Library the best it can be.

The Friends of the Marin County Free Library assists the County Library and local branch libraries with supplementary funding .

The Friends promote volunteerism on the Library's behalf, sponsor literary events, book sales & membership drives

A volunteer nonprofit organization whose book sales are a source of financial support to the Sausalito Public Library.

Future Leaders For Peace is an inspirational and educational organization that teaches positive leadership and interpersonal skills to young people, primarily in middle schools around the Bay Area.

Contributing ideas and resources to education.

Gardening Tips & Techniques

A private, non-profit organization dedicated to the development of academically gifted children.

Provides cash aid & services to qualified individuals to assist in self-sufficiency.

The George Lucas Educational Foundation (GLEF) is a nonprofit operating foundation that documents and disseminates information about exemplary programs in K-12 schools to help these practices spread nationwide.

George Lucas Educational Foundation (GLEF)

Provides free information and materials to increase students' awareness and understanding of geothermal energy.

Provide transitional housing, skill development and support services for homeless single parents or at risk of being homeless families.

Our goal is to help girls grow strong in body, mind and spirit and to meet the needs and interests of today's girls.

Girls on the Run is a program for girls in grades 3 - 5, that uses running to teach valuable lessons about self-respect, confidence, physical fitness, positive body image and community service.

Empowering adolescent girls (11-18) to develop and express their strengths through outdoor adventures. We recruit girls from all over the Bay Area, including Marin.

Grades K-5. Glenwood School, located east of Central San Rafael, serves the area from Bayside Acres east to Peacock Gap.

A group of volunteers who actively supports the school's educational program through fundraising and direct financial contributions, as well as donating time and talents to promote a nurturing environment for the boys.

Golden Gate Academy is a Christian preschool that provides excellent preschool education in a warm, nurturing, fun environment.

To provide safe, efficient, reliable means for the movement of people, goods, and services within the Highway 101, Golden Gate Corridor.

The Golden Gate Center for Spiritual Living is an inclusive, loving community that practices and teaches practical spiritual tools for everyday life; we believe that everything is an expression of God.

The Golden Gate Computer Society is the premier microcomputer user group North of San Francisco in the Bay Area.

Official website of the Golden Gate Transit System.

Daily ferry service between Larkspur, Sausalito and San Francisco.

K-7th and Preschool. A Novato tradition of academic excellence in a nurturing Christian environment for elementary and preschool children.

Our Mission is to train, support and challenge individuals to overcome their employment barriers and thereby achieve self-sufficiency through work.

Supervised clinical training in public service mental health.

Greenwood School offers a rich experiential and academic curriculum from early childhood through eighth grade. Our program cultivates imagination, love of nature, and the spirit of inquiry.

• Ages Birth to School-age • Hours 7am-6pm Monday-Friday • Reasonable Rates • Family style environment • Arts and Crafts • Outdoor Activities/Daily Walks • Drop-in slots available • School Drop-off and Pick-up • Summer Field Trips Lauren Fried Home Daycare Provider AA in Early Childhood Education Over 8 years experience as a Teacher in pre-schools, as a director at the YMCA aftercare program and a mother of 3 children.

We offer guide dogs and training free-of-charge to blind and visually impaired people throughout the US and Canada, and are supported by generous donors and volunteers.

One of the most destructive pests of hardwood forests and shade trees in the United States.

Marin County Department of Health and Human Services, Division of Alcohol, Drug, and Tobacco Services, offers a wide range of education, prevention, treatment and counseling services through contracts with community based agencies.

Our mission is to provide local families with a springboard to secure, stable futures through affordable homeownership, financial literacy and neighborhood revitalization. We are currently building 10 single-family, 3-bedroom, homes just two blocks from downtown Novato. For information on becoming a homeowner or volunteering see our website.

Habitat for Humanity San Francisco builds homeownership through community engagement in partnership with working families.

An award-winning public school for fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth graders in the Larkspur School District.

Grades K-5. School Vision: A Home for the Mind. Hamilton Elementary School includes two campuses--the former Meadow Park School and Hamilton School.

Environmental field science education program.

The Headlands Institute, a private non-profit organization, has been providing environmental field science education programs to youth since 1977.

The Council advises the Board of Supervisors and the Marin County Department of Health and Human Services on health issues, to advocate for the development of resources to assure quality and accessible health care.

HealthyMarin.org presents nonbiased data and information about our community.

Compiled by the Healthy Marin Partnership, this is a comprehensive Guide to Resources for Marin County including academic, counseling, health, programs and volunteering.

Responsible for the overall planning, program development and coordination

HHS Health Clinics at the Marin Health and Wellness Campus

North Bay HICAP the Health Insurance Counseling and Advocacy Program provides objective information to help seniors and persons with disabilities in Marin County on Medicare make good decisions about their health care coverage.

Information about the Hicks Valley Fire Station.

We recognize that it takes a whole village to raise a child. The unique contribution of each member of the village is integral and important to the success of our school.

Community health and prevention services

Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act

The history of Marin County Fire Department.

Primary HIV/AIDS medical care and case management services.

Meeting location and other information

Testing services for HIV, HCV, and other sexually transmitted diseases.

HomeCARES is a locally run, nonprofit that collects durable medical equipment and gives it to individuals in need. Please call for more information

211 in Marin County can help you find housing assistance.

Property Assessment information on Homeowner Exemption.

Homeward Bound of Marin is the county's largest nonprofit provider of shelter and services to homeless families and individuals, offering emergency and transitional housing along with job training, counseling, education and referrals in 10 residential programs.

Informational and educational website to assist teens with homework.

Information for horse owners and owners/managers of horse boarding facilities.

Wide variety of self-development programs (including literacy) partnering with horses as teachers and guides.

Housing Authority provides rental assistance through low-rent housing.

The purpose of the Commission is to provide low and moderate-income housing for families, the disabled, and the elderly.

Working to prevent homelessness.

Huckleberry Teen Health Program is a comprehensive health promotion and youth development program serving at-risk Marin County youth ages 12-21.

Free and confidential reproductive health services for teens ages 12-21.

The nation's largest and most effective organization dedicated to the protection of farm animals.

A list of local contacts for reporting illegal stormwater discharge violations.

Provides clothing to low-income residents of Marin for school, work and life. Now accepting referrals for men, women and children. Call Program and Services Coordinator to learn referral process.

Information for immigrants and immigration.

Childhood, adult, and travel immunizations, and tuberculin (TB) skin tests are provided

A list of some of the most significant dates for California property taxes.

Information on energy efficiency and renewable energy financing programs

FAQ, applicable ordinances, and required forms.

Influenza Information

Information about services for older adults and their families

Home care worker referrals to assist older & disabled  to remain in their own homes.

The Public Authority is to provide for the delivery of the In-Home Supportive Services Program (IHSS).

Information on ballot initiatives.

The Institute on Aging (IOA) is a Non-profit organization offering counseling, psychiatric services, senior case management, home care and personal assistance, fiduciary/money management, bill paying and geriatric assessment services. For more information, please call our General Information Line at,(415)750-4111.

District Attorney Insurance Fraud Unit information.

Information and resources to get an Interlibrary Loan.

Inverness Library general information and hours.

Inverness Public Utility District operates the Inverness Water System and Inverness Volunteer Fire Department.

General information on the current public defender and chief public defenders of the County of Marin.

Adopt a cat, cat rescue and adoptions, Marin County, CA

A safe haven for kids who have been victims of sexual abuse.

JFCS provides comprehensive services to the entire community including counseling for individuals, couples & families, financial assistance, information & referral, support for people with disabilities, and volunteer opportunities. For comprehensive assistance to seniors, see Seniors-At-Home.

General information on what you need to do if you are charged with a juvenile offense.

Important information for parents and legal guardians visiting juvenile hall.

Grades 5-8. Kent Middle School is situated near the business center of Kentfield and across from the College of Marin campus.

Providing fire protection and emergency medical service, fire inspection, code enforcement, education, fire investigation and rescue services to the Kentfield and Greenbrae areas.

Serves the Central Marin Communities of Greenbrae and Kentfield; includes two schools: Anthony G. Bacich Elementary School (K - 4) and Adaline E. Kent Middle School (5 - 8).

Mill Valley Schools Community Foundation.

Books and education for children.

A kindergarten through 8th grade district on two adjoining campuses: Lagunitas Elementary School and San Geronimo Valley Elementary School.

The goal of the Lagunitas Public Montessori Program is to create students who are genuinely excited about learning. Montessori philosophy utilizes a multidisciplinary approach to academics.

This contains permit applications and instructions for submitting your permit request.

This page gives links to a variety of land use-related resources.

Serves the communities of Larkspur and Corte Madera and has two schools: Neil Cummins Elementary School, for kindergarten through 5th grade students, and Henry Hall Middle School for grades 6-8.

Larkspur Champions Lions Club meets at the Larkspur Recreation Dept.

Larkspur Library Website general information and hours.

The trustees shall establish and maintain a law library in the County in which it is appointed and may make rules, regulations, and by-laws necessary for the administration of the library.

A list of websites containing laws and regulations regarding elections.

The League of Women Voters is a citizens’ organization that has fought since 1920 to improve our government and engage all citizens in the decisions that impact their lives

Provides access to the civil justice system to low-income, vulnerable and otherwise underserved residents of Marin County and strives for practical solutions to client problems through quality legal service.

Library Beyond Walls provides free in-home delivery of library materials to homebound patrons of the Marin County Free Library.

How to sign up or replace a library card.

To serve as a resource to the Board of Supervisors, Director of County Library Services, and the community and to find ways and means of enlisting public interest in supporting and improving Library services.

Dedicated to improving the quality of life for people with developmental disabilities and their families in Marin, Sonoma and San Francisco Counties.

Information on the Light Brown Apple Moth.

The Lions are the primary Service Club in Corte Madera.

LITA matches volunteers with the lonely and isolated elderly living in skilled nursing, residential care and retirement residence facilities for one-to-one weekly visits.

Provides Marin County adults with free student-centered instruction.

Information about the Living Wage Ordinance in Marin County.

Providing spiritual support for those faced with a life-threatening illness, their family, and other caregivers.Three programs offered free of charge. Services include:one-to-one support,in-home facilitation, educational information, Marin referrals.

List of local law enforcement agencies.

Information on upcoming elections.

Information about waste management and hazardous waste disposal in Marin County.

Grades K-5. Mission: We’re building a future for all children.

Teaching principles of sustainability and the universal laws of life to children from an early age, our multicultural programs offer a creative solution to the growing childcare needs of both the unemployed and working families.

Grades K-5. Mission: To develop sensitive, creative thinkers, and responsible citizens for a changing world.

Grades K-5. Mission: Bringing out the best in ourselves and others.

Madrone Continuation High School provides alternative secondary education for students who desire individualized instruction and skills essential for lifelong learning. Grades 10 thru 12.

This unit crosses jurisdictional boundaries to help prosecute criminal activity.

The Marin Academic Library Consortium online catalog.

Marin’s first Expeditionary Learning School! Built on a foundation of academic rigor, character development, and twenty-first century learning, EL helps school come alive for students by creating stimulating, hands-on, project-based learning environments both in and outside the classroom.

The Margaret Todd Center is a program of the City of Novato Parks, Recreation and Community Services Department. The Center offers enrichment and fitness courses, special events, specialty groups, game groups, senior services, information and referral as well as multiple on-going activities.

A non-profit organization located in Southern Marin. We provide programs, referral services, and activities for senior citizens 60 and older. Activities include monthly shopping trips, grocery bingo, arts & crafts, tai-chi, movie day, and monthly luncheons with guest speakers.

Dedicated to ending sexual assault and family violence through prevention, crisis services and treatment. 2(415) 924-6616 - Women's English Hotline.

Provides information about the organizations intervention and prevention programs. (415) 924-6616 - Women's English Hotline.

An independent, coeducational, college preparatory school, is located in San Rafael, California, twelve miles north of San Francisco.

Coordinating transportation resources for older adults, persons with disabilities and low income residents.

Marin Advocates for Children (MAC) is the independent voice for victims of child abuse and neglect, and the leading non-profit agency for the prevention of child abuse in the community. MAC’s mission is two-fold: preventing abuse and advocating for the best interests of children.

Marin Agricultural Land Trust (MALT) is a private, member-supported nonprofit organization created to preserve Marin County farmlands for agricultural use.

HIV/AIDS and Hepatitis C services in English and Spanish. Services include information and referral; speakers; harm reduction and prevention services; needle exchange; HIV testing; HIV home-based health care;case management; benefits advocacy; mental health counseling; psychiatric evaluation; HIV emergency financial assistance; an HIV oral health program; transportation assistance; volunteer support services; the Reconnect Group and a Positively Social group.

We provide DIRECT PRIVATE door to door airport shuttle service from Marin to all major Bay Area airports(SFO,OAK,SJC).Additionally we do Weddings, Parties, Amtrak, and Piers

Transportation to and from San Francisco airport from Marin.

Our nonprofit service organization (affiliated with Marin County OES) is dedicated to the practice of and training for event monitoring and emergency communications, offering classes and FCC license testing.

Support cultural and natural assets of Marin.

To conserve and restore natural ecosystems, focusing on birds, other wildlife, and their habitats, for the benefit of humanity and the earth's biological diversity.

Childbirth and Parenting resources in Marin and beyond. Includes services such as Birthing and Parenting Classes, Birth Doulas and Night Nannies, and Postpartum Resources. Features Infant/Child CPR, Choke-saving and Safety classes for Parents and Parents-to-be in San Rafael. In-home classes available.

A 501 (c) 3 non-profit dedicated to cat rescue, adoption and education. All of our kitties are fostered by our volunteers, so we can provide you with extensive information about their personalities.

A college preparatory school serving young men and women in the Roman Catholic tradition.

MCA is in its 30th year of serving families in Marin County as a premier preschool through eighth grade academy. We have small class sizes, music, computer, and business programs that stimulate the creative side of our students. Call us for a tour and experience our learning environment.

The Marin City Community Development Corporation (MCCDC) is a 27-year-old community based development entity established to promote the physical, economic, and social revitalization of Marin City.

Information about the Marin City Fire Station.

Provides affordable health care services to Marin City and Southern Marin.

Marin City Library general information and hours.

A page detailing information about the cafe/cafeteria at the Civic Center including the weekly menu options.

General information on the Marin Clean Energy Program.

Marin Community Clinics is a medical home for over 30,000 uninsured and low-income children, adults and seniors in Marin who cannot afford insurance or private health care, providing primary health care including dentistry, chronic disease management, reproductive health for women and men, obstetrics and gynecology at four locations: Greenbrae - 250 Bon Air Rd., San Rafael - 3110 Kerner Blvd. and 3260 Kerner Blvd., and Novato - 6100 Redwood Blvd.

Click here for a list of Marin Community Clinics and services.

Surplus and bulk food, meals and food baskets can be donated and distributed in Marin County through us

To encourage philanthropic contributions to help improve the human condition, embrace diversity, promote a humane society and enhance the community's quality of life.

An AmeriCorps crew of the Marin Conservation Corps that leads volunteers of all ages in habitat restoration, and vegetation and wildlife monitoring activities throughout Marin County and in the Presidio.

MCL was formed in 1934 to protect Marin's natural assets and its issues committees continue to work to make environmental protection a priority in the public decision-making process.

The Marin CoC is a collaborative, coordinated and inclusive process

Information about Gnoss Field, Marin County's airport.

Participates in the alcohol and drug program planning process and reviews the scope of alcohol and drug problems in the County.

With roots dating to 1934, the Bar Association involves, encourages and supports members, serves as a liaison to the Marin County courts, educates the community, and enhances access to legal services.

The Marin County Commission on Aging is a 23-member federally mandated advisory council to the Marin County Board of Supervisors. The Commission works closely with the County's Division of Aging on behalf of Marin

Narcotics Anonymous is a non-profit fellowship or society of men and women for whom drugs had become a major problem - we are recovering addicts who meet regularly to help each other stay clean.

Dedicated to promoting progressive leadership and the coordination of legislation, prevention, training, standards, information, and education related to fire, ems, hazardous materials incidents, and disasters.

Emergency responders - fire department.

Main County Free Library hours and information.

The official website for the County of Marin Jail.

Policies on telephone calls, visiting hours, bail information and more.

30,000 volumes including complete California and Federal Statutory and case law, Law Reviews and more.

A nonprofit offering knowledge, scholarships and camaraderie. Open to all people employed in law offices, the courts, and other businesses of a legal nature in Marin.

An alliance of schools, agencies, and the Marin Community Foundation to provide support services for students who are having academic and/or behavioral difficulties in school.

List of locations of Marin Park & Ride lots compiled by Golden Gate Transit District.

Local chapter of the California Psychological Association that can provide free speakers for your organization on topics such as Mind-Body Health, How to Cope with Disasters, Stress Reduction, Parenting, Anxiety, Depression or Coping with Transitions or help you find a psychologist to meet your treatment needs.

Strives to provide effective and innovative legal services by protecting the constitutional rights of clients while treating them with respect and encouraging them to lead productive and positive lives.

Recycling and disposal information.

Marin County School Volunteers help at-risk students with reading, writing, math and science in 45 public schools and after-school programs, grades PreK-12.

County of Marin Sheriff's Office Official Home page.

MCSTOPPP was formed to prevent stormwater pollution and protect and enhance water quality in creeks and wetlands.

This site is dedicated to providing practical information on Sudden Oak Death in Marin County.

MCYC serves as an advisory body to the Marin County Board of Supervisors and makes sure that youth perspectives are heard by county agencies, school districts and the community at large.

Marin Day Schools, a nonprofit child care organization governed by a board of directors, serves children ages 6 weeks through 10 years at campuses throughout the Bay Area.

Everyone should have a chance at college. We provides college access programs, scholarships and support to students of all ages with demonstrated financial need. With emphasis on low-income and traditionally underrepresented students the first generation of their family to go to college.

MERA: Collection of public agencies providing and operating a public safety radio system.

Marin County’s economic growth and vitality

Marin Employment Connection (MEC) is a public and private partnership powered by the Workforce Development Board of Marin County under the auspices of the Marin County Department of Health & Human Services.

A non-profit agency working to create affordable and sustainable housing for all in Marin County. we provide a Financial Self Help Program dealing with credit card debt along with, adult and youth financial literacy through out Marin and affordable health care for children through the Healthy Families Program.

Current information about swine flu in Marin as compiled by the Marin Health and Human Services department.

Non profit association comprised of foster and adoptive parents and interested community members.

Marin Friends of Ferals is dedicated to providing humane care and management of feral and homeless cats in Marin.

A guide to Marin resources for environmentally sound products and practices.

Marin Homeschoolers Group

An independent, coeducational day school for pre-school children and students in grades K - 8.

Zero Waste Marin sponsors the Marin Household Hazardous Waste Facility (MHHWF). Marin County households (except Novato) and businesses which are Conditionally Exempt Small Quantity Generators (CESQGs) can utilize this facility for safe and convenient hazardous waste disposal. Novato Residents and businesses can use the Novato HHW facility.

The Housing Authority of the County of Marin.

Founded in 1907, The Marin Humane Society is a progressive, award-winning animal shelter, offering refuge and rehabilitation to nearly 8,000 animals.

Marin ILP helps youth in foster care make the transition to living on their own, and provides on-going support through age 21.

To use Paratransit Services, all patrons must be certified eligible under criteria set forth by the American's with Disabilities Act of 1990, the A.D.A.

Marin Lodge was the first Masonic Lodge established in Marin County.

The Three Link Fraternity: To elevate the character of mankind through the practice of Friendship, Love and Truth in service to all. Marin Lodge No. 200, IOOF was instituted in San Rafael, CA on Feb. 24, 1872.

A dedicated, trained group of volunteers with a shared love of gardening and horticulture. Through community service and educational outreach, they provide home gardeners and community organizations with knowledge and skills

Volunteers Building Strong, Healthy, and Prepared Communities

Serving preschool thru grade 9

Marin Natal Loss offers ongoing support groups and individual counseling for those who have suffered a miscarriage, a stillbirth or the loss of an infant.

Non-profit open space acquisition trust.

List of Marin County parks

Providing housing and related services to the community. Formerly Marin Continuum of Housing

FREE Community Clinic serving women of all ages facing unexpected pregnancy (if no insurance and you are eligible for medi-cal we can sign you up at your first medical consultation appointment); ultrasound for pregnancy verification; STD testing for pregnant patients; Stork's Nest Clothing Closet has free maternity & infant clothing, and post abortion counseling.

Treasuring childhood learning for life serving preschool thru grade 8

Recycle materials - waste paper, cardboard, aluminum cans, glass bottles.

Career classes for anyone 16 years old and over.

Protecting Marin's Urban Forest through planting and advocacy.

Provides technical assistance to agricultural landowners on soil erosion and resource conservation.

Offers career classes for anyone 16 years old or older in the county. These classes are intended for anyone seeking a new career, a career focus, or upgrading

Marin School of the Arts is a free, regional public school, (grades 9-12) that offers all academics plus in depth study in Musical Theater, Theater Arts, Visual Arts, Digital Arts, Photography, Instrumental (Concert, Jazz, Chamber and Rock) and Vocal Music, Creative Writing, Dance and Video/Film.

Information about the Marin Solar Program as well as assistance finding contractors.

A non-profit environmental organization dedicated to the protection and enhancement of our local waves, water and beaches through conservation, activism, research and education.

Marin County Transit District is responsible for local transit and paratransit services within Marin County, including Community Shuttles, The West Marin Stagecoach, and local bus routes operated by Golden Gate Transit.

Responsible for providing local transit service with other providers.

Provides employment, vocational skills training, community integration, occupational therapy, Art, and independent living skills training services to adults with developmental disabilities.

Marin Villages' mission is to help older adults remain independent in their homes and communities, with dignity and grace. Marin Villages recognizes the need to offer older adults an alternative when deciding how and where they would like to age and provide opportunities for them to remain socially engaged.

A pre-K through 8 program that integrates the arts with academics to promote the development of the whole child, an extraordinary education!

Marin-based organizations and businesses, services and events.

6,000+ members only group to freely "recycle" items that might be of use to others, rather than adding it to our overcrowded landfill. Both Offer and Wanted posts are accepted in our member boards. Everything must be FREE. Affiliated with FreecycleForever.org

Connecting Our Community. Provides, promotes and integrates the utilization of lifestyle choices and information through access to the community’s health, sustainability, education, spirituality and business programs and services.

A free material exchange program for residents, businesses, and non-profits.

A list of local contacts for stormwater-related questions and/or issues.

Ask us about your workspace needs; we work to ensure quality workspace for Marin's community serving agencies.

Marinwood Lifeguard Classes are available throughout the Spring, Summer and Fall.

An independent, nonsectarian, coeducational, elementary school for students in grades kindergarten through eight.

Mary E. Silveira School, situated in San Rafael's Marinwood area, serves Kindergarten - grade 5.

Master Gardeners help gardeners with knowledge and skills.

Develops prevention and early intervention strategies

Announcement of Changes In Maternity Services

A parent-run nonprofit organization founded in 1983 to provide resources, support, and education for families of children with special needs in the North Bay.

Information about stormwater pollution prevention in Marin County including illegal discharge reporting forms.

Information on the MCSTOPPP/Straw Restoration Project.

Program to create a digital communications infrastructure.

The MediCal program is administered by the Marin County Dept. of Health & Human Services, Division of Social Services

Medi-Cal is California's Medicaid health care program.

The Marin Medical Reserve Corps is a robust program

The official U.S. Government site for Medicare

Health insurance for adults 65 years and older and certain disabled persons.

Therapists in this unit of the Juvenile Division offer counseling in those cases in which mental health is determined to be an issue for either the family and/or the child.

Open to all Marin County residents and visitors

To represent and advocate for the mental health needs of the people of Marin by being fully informed on all related issues in order to promote a comprehensive mental health system of care.

Mental Health Board reviews and evaluate the community's mental health needs.

Mental Health Services Act general information.

This is a Montessori-based school for 18 months - 6yrs.
Hours: 6:30am-6:30pm. *Kindergarten Readiness *Arts&Crafts *Circle Time *Dance *Music *Outdoor Play *Science *Snack time *A very loving staff.

The Transportation Authority of Marin is a joint powers agency (JPA) comprised of Marin's 11 cities and towns and the County of Marin. It was created to administer the Marin County Transportation Sales Tax Expenditure Plan and to serve as Marin's Congestion Management Agency.

Started in 1998 by Carlos and Deborah Santana, the foundation supports educational efforts to help children and youth live healthy lives, literate lives and culturally enriched lives.

Information for overseas or military voters.

Mill Valley Library general information and hours.

Grades 6, 7, 8. Located adjacent to the Bay

An in-home preschool program designed to encourage a child's imagination and curiosity to inspire a lifelong love of learning.

The mission of Mill Valley's Department of Parks and Recreation is to provide opportunities for quality recreation and leisure experiences for all of our citizens, providing programs, facilities, resources and professional support services.

The Mill Valley Police Department provides Law enforcement, criminal investigation, patrol, traffic, crime prevention, and other public safety duties.

Mill Valley School District is located in Mill Valley, which is about 13 miles north of San Francisco in Marin County, California and includes 5 Elementary Schools and 1 Middle School.

The official website of the Mill Valley School District.

Strives to protect and improve Mill Valley's watershed, and the plant and animal life within.

Grades 6 to 8. Selected as a California Distinguished School, situated in the Lucas Valley area of San Rafael.

General information on what you need to do if you are charged with a misdemeanor offense.

Neighborhood Association

Internationally accredited Montessori school serving children ages 2 to 12.

Mount Lassen Drive Bridge Rehabilitation Project

A coeducational day school enrolling children in Kindergarten through Grade 8.

Mountain View Road Bridge Replacement Project

The purpose of our guild is to promote an interest in and an appreciation of the art of quiltmaking and to make and donate quilts to Marin County residents, i.e., Marin General Hospital newborn and children's unit, Homeward Bound, Buckelew Family Services

Home of the Volunteer Fire Department serving Muir Beach - a part of the Muir Beach Community Services District.

Muir Woods Road Bridge Replacement Project

Narika was founded in 1992 to address the problem of domestic violence in the South Asian community, we serve the entire Bay Area.

Works to end homelessness.

A public school for kindergarten through fifth graders.

Next Generation helps young people learn about social issues, develop leadership skills and work for peace and our environment.

Grades K-8. Nicasio School is the largest of the four rural one room school districts in Marin County.

Nicasio Valley Road Bridge Replacement Project

Noah's Ark Preschool is dedicated to providing families in our community with a quality preschool and daycare program for ages 2-5. Noah's Ark is a premier academic preschool serving Marin County for over 30 years. Please call us to schedule a tour and meet our loving staff.

Affordable K-12 education within a caring, diverse Christian community committed to academic and spiritual development.

The mission of the North Coast Railroad Authority is to provide a unified and revitalized rail infrastructure meeting the freight and passenger needs of the region.

Helping people move into homes they own.

An association of foundations, corporate contribution programs and other private donors and grantmakers who seek to the well-bring of people and their communities.

NCMC offers MEDIATION SERVICES for divorce, family, business and organizational disputes, COLLABORATIVE DIVORCE services, and TRAINING PROGRAMS in mediation, conflict resolution and communication.

A non-profit organization that offers free legal advice over the phone to seniors age 60 and over.

NOVA Education Center, an independent study program, is located at the Hill Middle School site on 6.2 acres and shares facilities with Hill Middle School.

Provides affordable housing for needy Novato senior citizens. Nova-Ro Corporation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation created through efforts of the Novato Rotary Club members.

The goal of the Novato Charter School is to nurture the whole child with the objective of enabling students to become self-motivated, competent and life-long learners.

Provides fire protection, emergency medical service, prevention and loss control services to Novato.

Novato Grove No. 113, UAOD, received its dispensation to meet January 5, 1899.

NHS will promote a passion for learning that inspires critical thinking, communication, creativity, collaboration, cultural competency and character.

The Novato Independent Elders Program (NIEP) provides outreach programs that support the independence of Novato’s seniors, with a focus on residents who are frail, isolated and culturally diverse. It is a partnership project of the City of Novato and the Marin Community Foundation.

Novato Library general information and hours.

Novato Lions Club is a community service organization that conducts fundraisers to support community projects.

The NPNS is a parent participation cooperative preschool with a child-centered, play-based program for children ages 2 1/2 to 5.

Involved with neighborhood crime watch & prevention; complaints & concerns and emergency preparedness.

NPAT is broadcasting on channels 26,27 and 30 in Novato.

Club members enjoy many benefits which include socializing with peers, staying active through planned programs and activities, a warm and friendly environment, reduced fees for club trips, priority registration on club trips, a monthly newsletter, and more!

We enable low-income kids in Novato, ages 7-18, to participate in after-school athletics.

Serves students in north Marin and includes eight elementary schools, three middle schools, two high schools, one continuation high school, an independent study program and a charter school.

Provides a variety of confidential health services for teens and families.

A program for income qualified "Novato" families. Counseling services are provided through a contract with a licensed therapist.

The Novato Youth Center's mission is to inspire and prepare youth for success by offering programs in Child Development, Athletics, Youth and Family Counseling, Community and School Health Education and the Novato Wellness Center, serving over 4,000 youth and their families annually.

Our mission is to inspire and prepare youth for success by offering programs in Child Development, Athletics, Youth and Family Counseling, Community and School Health Education and the Novato Wellness Center

Oak Hill School is committed to working in partnership with families to inspire children with developmental challenges to become active and passionate learners and develop curiosity and closeness to others.

To provide a public forum to discuss, and make recommendations to the Port of Oakland Executive Director about noise related issues at Oakland International Airport.

Obituary and newspaper article request and information.

Ocean and Bay Water Quality Testing Program

Provides emergency management services for the County/Operational Area.

Okizu operates respite programs for families coping with childhood cancer. Our main focus is our summer camp for children with cancer and their siblings. We also run family camp weekends, 'teens and twenties' weekends as well as bereaved sibling's weekends; all for family members of children with cancer.

Grades K-5. This modern facility incorporates computer technology and internet access in all of its classrooms and the library/media center.

Grades K-5. Mission: Providing a positive and safe school environment is crucial to students’ success.

Ensures the rights and protection of older persons in long term care.

Search the MARINet Catalog.

Find out if you may qualify for many different federal, state and local benefits.

Open Enrollment

List of Marin County open space preserves.

OpportunityKnocks.org is the Internet's leading source of nonprofit jobs and career opportunities.

Provides an alternative to those students whose educational needs cannot be met through traditional programs; success for kids who have not succeeded is the purpose of this program.

K thru 8. Our Lady of Loretto School celebrates over 40 years of Catholic education to the Community of Novato.

Provides information about less toxic alternatives to protect water quality.

Overeater's Anonymous is a 12 Step program for those suffering from compulsive eating, bulimia and anorexia.

A non-profit agency in Marin County uses the PDS philosophy to drive our values regarding the right of individuals with disabilities to be included as active members of their communities and to live their lives with dignity and respect.

Offers the only full-time, licensed school readiness/child-care program in Coastal Marin.

Parcel Combinations result in a single annual property tax bill.

A national nonprofit organization dedicated to integrating family support into early childhood programs through training, technical assistance and education.

Parents Place provides programs for parents with children of all ages, including parenting skills workshops & support groups, parent-child play-activity groups, parent coaching and consultation, counseling for adults, children & families & consultation to schools and childcare centers. We serve the entire community.

Grades K-5. Located in the geographic center of Mill Valley across from Boyle Park and the municipal tennis court.

Short video about how Board Meetings are conducted and how you can participate.

Information on past elections — results, facts, press releases, and candidates.

An international not-for-profit peace building, educational, and consulting organization

Provides law enforcement in the unincorporated areas of Marin.

Penina Maier Jewish School welcomes children (toddlers through B'nai Mitzvah) and their families for a culturally enriched program of Jewish education and celebration, including music and movement for toddlers.

Guide to Etiquette and Behavior for Working with People with Disabilities.

Information about building permits and fees in Marin County.

This is a proactive program to detect pests before they become established.

This Pest Exclusion program provides protection to Marin County by helping to prevent unwanted pests from entering and becoming established within the county.

The Pest Management program protects our local agriculture and the environment.

Designed to function as an extension of the services provided by your family veterinarian, offers both advanced care by veterinary specialists and after-hours emergency care.

Information about the Phase II General Permit.

Bridging science and tradition with evidence-based research on integrative care.

Family planning and reproductive health care for women, men, and teens.

Healthcare, family planning, birth control, STI testing and treatment, pregnancy testing and counseling, teen clinics.

The Planning Division of the Community Development Agency promotes sustainability by regulating land use and real estate development. We are primarily responsible for writing planning policies and codes, and reviewing applications for various development permits, use permits, and subdivisions in the unincorporated areas of Marin County, California.

The Commission reviews and makes recommendations to the Board of Supervisors on countywide and community plan elements and amendments, master plans, and rezonings.

Water wise plant guide.

Grades K-5. Mission: Every child can reach excellence.

Formerly Point Reyes Bird Observatory. Conserve birds and the environment.

Information about the Point Reyes Fire Station.

Point Reyes Library general information and hours.

Newsletters for poll workers.

Instructional information for poll workers.

Polling place accessibility for voters with specific needs.

Information about past or present voting locations.

Information about pre-fire management and fuels management plans.

Marin Community Clinics provides pregnancy testing, and OB/GYN. 

Information on the Humane Society's plan for animals during and after a disaster.

Maps of all the preserves in Marin County in PDF format.

Serving the needs of children with incarcerated parent since 1999.

General information on property tax bills.

Property Tax Assistance For Senior Citizens And Blind/Disabled Persons

County of Marin Property Tax Rate Book reports.

PES staff responds to mental health crises requiring immediate attention.

Search public data about persons arrested and booked into the County jail.

The legally appointed conservator and representative for vulnerable adults.

Provides medical testing and is a reference lab for local hospitals.

Public Health Services information

Emergency information about Public Health Updates

Publications on Marin's agriculture and natural resources.

Supplemental emergency communications.

Information on rainwater capture and management, rain gardens, Low Impact Development, water conservation and more can be found on this page.

Grades K-5. Mission: Bringing out the best in ourselves and others.

Rape Crisis Center of Marin ... 24-hour number or call toll free 800-670-RAPE(7273), also available 24-hours/7 days a week. Website is currently "Under Construction" as of 3/31/2017.

A collection of Web sites with additional information about the Southern California fires and wildfire preparedness.

Recent property sales information is provided for public view and in compliance with state law.

Information about all types of taxable residential property, from real estate to boats and aircraft.

Rebuilding Together Marin is a non-profit community based organization dedicated to assisting low-income homeowners (particularly those who are elderly, disabled or families with children) live in warmth, safety and independence through volunteer repair of owner-occupied homes and non-profit facilities serving those groups, at no expense to them.

Information on recalls.

Birth Certificate Request Form for all births that occurred WITHIN the last two years

Death Certificate Request Form for all deaths that occurred WITHIN the last two years

Find quality ideas and information on how to reduce you risks during a disaster.

As one of northern California’s top academic high schools, Redwood offers an outstanding college preparatory curriculum which includes Honors and Advanced Placement classes, as well as the opportunity for individual study and research

Grades K-2. Reed School offers a nurturing climate for the primary age student.

The official website of the Reed Union School District.

Information on referendums.

511 is a one-stop phone and web source for transit, rideshare, bicycling and Regional Trip Planning.

Register to vote, update, or cancel your registration online; purchase voting materials.

Place a hold or renew an item.

Important legal notices about benefits.

Information for contractors and other individuals planning construction projects in Marin County.

Additional resources for educators.

A variety of educational and informative publications for the residents or people doing business in Marin County.

Food and Agriculture resources for the public.

An all-volunteer 501(c)3 nonprofit dedicated to providing free food for low-income seniors in Marin County.

Retirement and Deferred Compensation information.

A Joint Powers Authority formed by the County of Marin and the cities of Sausalito, Tiburon, Mill Valley and Belvedere dedicated to maintaining and improving the navigational waterways, open waters, and shoreline of Richardson Bay.

RideGreen Commuter Benefits for Marin County Employees

Commute options such as carpooling/ridesharing and more.

Ring Mountain Day School is an independent, coeducational preschool and elementary/middle school for students two years old through eighth grade.

Provides urgent and primary care to low-income, homeless and uninsured clients.

Information about the Roads Division which maintains most of the roads in the unincorporated areas of the county. The page includes road closure advisories.

RCNS provides an exceptional nursery school / preschool / day care program for your child in a nurturing, peaceful environment where all care-giving is done with kindness and acceptance by a qualified staff.

400 children attend Ross School in grades kindergarten through eighth. A strong tradition of parent and community support enhances the program.

For over thirty years RVEHA (Tam House) has been providing high quality affordable cooperative housing for independent and active women and men 63 and over in two beautiful homes in San Anselmo.

Ross Valley Fire Authority is a consolidated department with the mission of protecting lives, property and environments of Fairfax, San Anselmo and Sleepy Hollow through education, prevention, and community service.

Serving Fairfax and San Anselmo with four schools: Brookside Elementary School, Manor Elementary School, Wade Thomas Elementary School and White Hill Middle School.

Free primary health care services to uninsured clients and families.

The official web site of the Rotary Club of Ignacio.

Rotary Club of Marin Evening meets at McInnis Golf Park.

Meets at Jackson Café.

Meets at the Mill Valley Golf Clubhouse.

Founded in 1981 and committed to Community and International Service.

Meets at Moylan's Brewery & Restaurant

Meets at Deer Park Villa.

The oldest and largest of 14 Rotary Clubs in Marin County, dedicated to community service both local and worldwide.

Meets at Whistlestop - 930 Tamalpais Ave, San Rafael.

Meets at the Sausalito Yacht Club (foot of El Portal St.)

Meets at the Sheraton, 1010 Northgate Dr, San Rafael, CA 94903

The official web site of the Tiburon

Meets at the San Francisco Yacht Club.

Our Mission is to promote pedestrian safety along Lucas Valley Road from Highway 101 to Miller Creek Road and our Vision is a safe and separate pathway.

The Safely Surrendered Baby Law allows a person to surrender a baby confidentially.

Our graduates are educated to recognize the need to pursue lifelong learning and seek to acquire adult perspectives of Catholic principles and values so that they can become contributing members of family, parish, civic community and society.

Committed to providing an education that challenges students to live out the Catholic faith in service to the parish and wider community.

"Angels" and "Saints" (PreKindergarten) classrooms for fully (or 'almost' fully) toilet trained children 2.9 years old through kindergarten; we offer two, three or five day Preschool(8:30-1:00)/PreKindergarten programs (8:45 to 1:15) with Extended Care available from 7:15 A.M. to 6:00 P.M.; our calendar follows Saint Raphael School Calendar.

Saint Raphael School, established in 1889, serves a diverse population of students Kindergarten through Eighth Grades. Preschool available on site (see: Saint Raphael Preschool).

Information on the sale of real and personal property private sale.

Information on the sale of real and personal property private sale.

Its mission is to preach the gospel of Jesus Christ and to meet human needs without discrimination.

San Andreas High School is the Tamalpais Union High School District's continuation/alternative education high school.

The San Anselmo Co-op is a warm and loving parent participation preschool for children ages 2 years 9 months through five years old.

San Anselmo Library general information and hours.

San Anselmo Montessori School offers a traditional Montessori preschool and kindergarten program for children ages 3-6 years, in a stable, nurturing setting.

San Antonio Bridge Replacement Project

Independent, co-ed, K-12 college preparatory school, with boarding option for high school students. Exceptional education and a sense of purpose inspired by core values of study, reflection, community, and service.

A seminary of the Presbyterian Church (USA), we offer our students graduate theological education that is grounded in Scripture and grows out of the Reformed tradition.

Fostering a healthy community by providing a dynamic center for locally-based human services, arts, cultural enrichment, and the education and well-being of San Geronimo Valley residents.

Encouraging the community to be prepared for all types of disasters. Meets monthly at the Woodacre Fire Station.

Meets at the Woodacre Improvement Club,

Grades 6-8. Mission: All children can learn....and with our help they will.

Grades 9-12. Mission: Maintain a positive learning environment.

Grades K-5. San Pedro School is located east of downtown San Rafael. It serves the communities east of Highway 101 and the area south of the San Rafael Canal.

This page gives information about the San Rafael Airport MOU.

Local information about shopping, dining, events, government and more.

Established by City Charter with two separate districts for the elementary (K-8) schools and high (9-12) schools.

San Rafael Fire Department's mission is to protect lives, property and the environment of San Rafael as well as provide emergency medical care, hazardous materials and emergency preparedness.

Grades 9-12. San Rafael High School is a 110-year-old institution occupying 33 acres in central San Rafael.

Meets at Jackson Cafe, in San Rafael.

Meets at Marinwood Community Center in San Rafael.

The San Rafael Police Department is tasked with neighborhood crime watch & prevention & protection and also deals with complaints and emergency preparedness.

San Rafael Public Library general information and hours.

This page gives information about the San Rafael Rock Quarry.

Grades K-5. Mission: Children, parents, and staff work cooperatively at San Ramon in a safe and caring environment where all children can learn, be successful and prepare themselves to live in, and contribute to, a changing world.

From the Marin County Civic Center to China Camp; Santa Venetia is a neighborhood of over 1,600 homes and is one of Marin's best kept secrets with fantastic weather, natural beauty, quiet streets and a great community of people.

From sunup to sundown, dogs of all ages, sizes and types can be seen romping in the Park, chasing a never ending supply of tennis balls, simply lying at your feet under a picnic table or, on top of the picnic table.

This site is designed to help better serve the citizens of the community.

Sausalito Library general information and hours.

Meets at the Sausalito Yacht Club, Foot of El Portal, in Sausalito.

The Sausalito Marin City School District is an elementary district drawing its student population from Sausalito and Marin City. The District has three schools: Bayside Elementary, Martin Luther King, Jr Academy and Willow Creek Academy.

The school's philosophy is that children learn through play. Appropriate toys, tools and materials are used to stimulate intellectual growth and develop motor skills while emphasizing how much fun these activities are.

The Sausalito Parks and Recreation Department strives to provide quality programs to Sausalito and its community that enhance growth, expression and recreation through people, parks and programs.

Is responsible for the protection of life and property, the maintenance of order, the control and prevention of crime and the enforcement of motor vehicle laws.

The Sausalito Woman's Club remains strong in its historic commitment to public service through charitable donations, civic enhancement, emergency awareness, conservation and the environment.

We are passionate about finding permanent, loving new homes for rescued rabbits and educating people about the joys of living with rabbits as indoor companions.

Support and enrichment education for the Novato Unified School District.

Resources for teachers, students and schools

Nonprofit, post-acute therapeutic center offering services designed to help brain injury survivors and their families rebuild their lives, including on-site services, support groups, resource referral assistance, concussion education and educational presentations for medical professionals and the community.

The Sea Turtle Restoration Project fights to protect endangered sea turtles in ways that make cultural and economic sense to the communities that share the beaches and waters with these gentle creatures.

An application that allows you to search for property records in the Assessor's database.

An application to allow you to search for a document in the Recorder's official records.

Seismic monitoring reports for the San Rafael Rock Quarry.

Selecting Polling Places.

Seneca Family of Agencies is a non profit organization founded in 1985 on the premise of providing unconditional care to children in need of foster care.

Senior Access has been serving seniors with chronic illness and memory loss in Marin County since 1973. The Adult Day program provides specialized daytime services for older adults who need supervised, personal care and assistance. We offer engaging social activities, creative art and music programs, intellectual stimulation, group exercise, lunch and respite for caregivers.

Seniors•At•Home helps seniors live safer, healthier, more independent lives in their own homes. Seniors•At•Home offers a comprehensive range of award-winning services, including home care, palliative and end of life care, skilled nursing, care management, counseling, money management and conservatorships, spiritual care and volunteer services. Seniors•At•Home is a non-sectarian division of Jewish Family and Children's Services of San Francisco, the Peninsula, Marin and Sonoma counties.

Information about the Murray Park and San Quentin Sewer Maintenance Districts.

STD Prevention and Control Program

Non-profit parent co-operative preschool and child care center serving children 2.9 to 6 years old, located on the Tomales Elementary School campus.

Serving the West Marin communities along Bodega Bay and Tomales Bay and includes four elementary schools, a high school, an independent study school and a continuation high school

Located in Novato, the school is a supportive community where students are challenged to acquire the knowledge and skills to live as responsible individuals in a world of change.

Sir Francis Drake Boulevard Bridge Replacement Project

A high school located in San Anselmo.

Overview and exhibits pertaining to the rehabilitation of a 5.2 mile long segment of Sir Francis Drake Boulevard.

Providing fire protection services to Sleepy Hollow and adjacent portions of unincorporated Ross Valley since 1949.

A non-profit agricultural and environmental education center in a small-farm, coastal wilderness setting.

There's a train coming to town!

Division of Social Services

A list of resources for Sudden Oak Death.

SofTECH, the North Bay Software and Information Technology Association is a non-profit trade organization committed to fostering communication and cooperation for business and technology professionals in Marin and Sonoma counties. SofTECH develops programs, evangelizes community leaders, and provides meaningful networking opportunities for its members.

Transportation from Sonoma & Marin Counties to the Oakland Airport.

The goal of the Sonoma Marin Area Rail Transit (SMART) project is to provide passenger train service to Sonoma and Marin County residents along the Highway 101 rail corridor.

South Novato Library general information and hours.

Serves the communities of Tamalpais Valley, Almonte, Homestead Valley, Alto, Strawberry and approximately 1/4 of the town of Tiburon.

Special Programs

San Rafael Rock Quarry Emergency Response Work Notice, April 24, 2015

Since its founding in 1924, St. Anselm School has enjoyed a long tradition of providing high-quality Catholic education to elementary school children in Marin County, California.

K thru 8th grade.The mission of St. Patrick School is to instill in our students a love and respect for our Catholic traditions, a strong academic foundation, and a reverence for themselves, others and the world around them.

Free breakfast and a hot lunch available daily and limited funds for emergency shelter, medicine, food and/or transportation distributed on a need basis.

St. Vincent’s School for Boys, a program of Catholic Charities CYO, is a multi-service agency serving children and families in the North Bay Area.

Star Academy provides a comprehensive curriculum for students with learning differences.

Research the assets and income of public officials or submit Statement of Economic Interests disclosure reports mandated by the FPPC.

Provides confidential testing and treatment services to clients.

Providing fire protection and ambulance services to Stinson Beach.

Stinson Beach Public Library general information and hours.

SEI helps communities identify opportunities and create innovative energy efficiency programs to meet their needs.

Elementary School, grade k through 5.

Services and programs for disabled students at College of Marin

Sudden Oak Death (SOD) is a disease caused by the plant pathogen Phytophthora ramorum, and has caused widespread oak and tanoak dieback.

Sudden oak death history and overview.

Helps protect the health and safety of the community's children, adults, and families.

Grades K-5. Sun Valley School is located at the western end of San Rafael adjacent to rolling hills and acres of open space. The school serves the western portion of San Rafael including the Gerstle Park and Spring Grove areas.

A treatment program for troubled and abused children.

SHS provides educational and community-based treatment programs to troubled and abused children from infancy to age 18 and their families throughout Marin County.

General information on supplemental assessments and supplemental property tax bills.

An application to help you estimate what supplemental tax may be levied after you purchase a home.

Information about surveying services from Marin County's surveying team.

Information about the Marin Solar Program as well as assistance finding contractors.

Information about the Community Development Agency's sustainable energy programs.

Sustainable Fairfax supports the philosophy that we must attend to the needs of the present without sacrificing the ability of future generations and the natural world.

Sustainable Fairfax supports the philosophy that we must attend to the needs of the present without sacrificing the ability of future generations and the natural world.

We work with the people of Mill Valley to create a sustainable community, with social, economic and environmental well-being.

Sustainable Novato works for a healthy eco-system, a vibrant local economy and social equity for all who live, work and play in Novato.

Grades K-5. Located at the edge of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area, which provides a natural setting for environmental studies by classroom teachers and students.

Tamalpa Institute offers classes and workshops for the public throughout the year and a comprehensive training program in movement-based expressive arts education and therapy for people who wish to incorporate embodied creativity through the arts into their personal lives and professional practices.

Since 1912, known as Guardian of the Mountain in recognition of its activities to preserve the scenic wilderness of Mt. Tamalpais.

Since 1912, known as Guardian of the Mountain in recognition of its activities to preserve the scenic wilderness of Mt. Tamalpais.

Grades 9-12. Tamalpais High School, founded in 1908, is the oldest school in the Tamalpais Union High School District.

Tamalpais Union High School District.

Provides secondary school education to students residing in ten elementary districts in central and southern Marin ... includes three comprehensive high schools and two alternative schools

A brochure listing class descriptions and schedules is mailed to local residents six weeks prior to each quarter. Brochures are also available at district high schools and public libraries in Marin County.

Alternative independent study secondary school providing opportunities for students to complete high school courses through self-directed study.

Use your APN to access recent property tax bills, find your outstanding balance, print payment stubs, or make a payment online.

The Marin County Tax Collector offers online payment options.

The program provides outreach and education to teens

Educational and informational library resources for teens.

The Marin County Tax Collector offers electronic payment of property taxes by phone.

High School located in San Rafael.

San Francisco Bay watershed conservation.

Bel-Tib Newcomers Club

The Body Positive's mission is to implement educational programs that transform individual and societal beliefs about weight, body image, and identity.

Jewish community school serving grades K-8.

An independent day school providing an outstanding academic program that inspires excellence and promotes leadership for students in kindergarten through eighth grades within a diverse and inclusive Jewish community.

The Center for Equine Guided Education incorporates horses into human self development in an experiential learning environment as a significant way to help create positive change for personal growth and learning.

We serve families with children or parents who are deaf/hard of hearing as well as the children's schools.

Offers citizens and community organizations a full spectrum of conflict resolution services. Its leadership ensures people have the tools they need to respond to litigation, crime, family problems and community and neighborhood disputes.

A non-profit community center providing a wide variety of educational, recreational, cultural and community services to children, adults and seniors in western Marin County.

Provide students with educational tools.

Offers small group professional tutoring at many bay area middle schools. New study skills program.

Our mission is to reduce the need for harmful pesticides & rodenticides by encouraging natural predators, through conservation of habitat, erecting nest boxes when appropriate, through research & education, and by providing a resource of help and information on alternative methods of sustainable pest management.

The Marin Institute works to reduce alcohol problems through environmental prevention - improving our physical and social environment to advance public health and safety. The Marin Institute promotes effective alcohol policy, conducts media advocacy, and supports grassroots campaigns in Marin County, California and nationwide.

The Marine Mammal Center is a nonprofit veterinary hospital, research and educational center dedicated to the rescue and rehabilitation of ill and injured marine mammals - mostly seals and sea lions - and to the study of their health. The hospital is open to the public.

A magical, wholesome environment supporting young children and their parents as they cope with a stressful world.

Supports research to find a cure or acceptable treatment for alopecia areata, to support those with the disease, and to educate the public about alopecia areata, a mystifying autoimmune disease causing one's hair to fall out.

The New Village School is a new and exciting K-8 elementary school located in Sausalito providing an education that creates opportunities for children to develop the skills necessary to live fully in our profoundly changing world.

A non-denominational, non-profit organization founded and sponsored by Community Church of Mill Valley but admission is open to persons of all races, faiths and lifestyles who are 60 or older.

The Richardson Bay Audubon Center & Sanctuary's mission is to conserve and restore natural ecosystems by inspiring and educating our community, with a focus on youth, and by emphasizing conservation initiatives related to our Sanctuary on Richardson Bay.

To determine the type of clothing needed and how it should be distributed, contact:

Our purpose is to create and help facilitate a management plan to preserve and protect our water and land resources for sustainable uses by agriculture, aquaculture, business, environmental, recreation and residential interests.

Our purpose is to create and help facilitate a management plan to preserve and protect our water and land resources for sustainable uses by agriculture, aquaculture, business, environmental, recreation and residential interests.

Educate public on history of space exploration.

Information about the Throckmorton Ridge Fire Station.

Provides protective services through community inter-action prior to and during fire, medical, or environmental emergencies.

The Tiburon International Film Festival (TIFF) is an annual event, which seeks to provide a greater understanding of the world and its many cultures through the artistic medium of film. Its goal is one of cultural enrichment and heightened cultural awareness.

Services include tick identification and detection of the agent of Lyme’s Disease.

Our mission is to meet the special education needs of St. Vincent's residents and day students within the Marin Community with serious emotional and learning disabilities by providing a strong educational program and nurturing environment.

A non-profit fundraising organization that reaches out to enrich the lives of women and men living with breast cancer in Marin County and adjacent Bay Area communities.

We are a Toastmasters club focusing on helping members improve their public speaking and leadership skills. We meet every Tuesday evening from 7:00 PM to 8:30 PM (except holidays) in the Drake's Landing Office Center Conference Room right next to Jason's Restaurant in Greenbrae. Enter the front door for Jason's Restaurant, but please turn left to go to the Conference Room instead of turning right to go to restaurant. The atmosphere at Marin Toastmasters is relaxed and friendly. You proceed at yo

Tobacco prevention and cessation services.

Grades K-8. Bilingual education, literacy technology, and assessment are the focus of curriculum development at Tomales Elementary School.

Information about the Tomales Fire Station.

Project to rebuild the Tomales Fire Station in West Marin.

Grades 9-12. Curriculum improvement is an ongoing part of the daily academic program at Tomales High School.

Information about the Traffic Division of Marin County Public Works.

Traffic safety publications.

Provides most recent information about road and trail conditions.

Training for firefighters.

Marin County Transient Occupancy Tax code information.

Official website for local transit schedules in Marin County.

The Transportation Authority of Marin (TAM) has been designated as the Marin Congestion Management Agency (CMA), which is a Joint Powers Agency established between the County and cities to address Marin's unique transportation issues and to fulfill the legislative requirements of Propositions 111 and 116.

Information about the Transportation Division of Marin County which handles traffic operations, transportation planning and project development.

Transportation options for voters with specific needs.

Information about the Transportation Division of Marin County Public Works.

A Waldorf-inspired preschool serving 6 children aged 2.9 to 5 years in our peaceful homelike setting fostering imagination, creativity and play

It is Trinity's purpose to provide a joyful, loving, and stimulating, environment in which young children can discover, create and grow as children while developing strong Christian values under the guidance and care of a dedicated staff.

Trips for Kids is a Bay Area non-profit that provides mountain bike outings, environmental education and earn-a-bike programs for kids that would not otherwise be exposed to these types of activities.

A parent participation preschool that enrolls 30 children ranging in ages from 2 years, 9 months to 5 years old. Our mission is to provide an environment in which play and exploration engage and excite children and prepare them for life-long learning.

Science-based solutions for Marin's communities, farms, and environment.

This page gives links to pdf documents detailing the Uniform Construction Standards.

Focused on achieving measurable results. Learn how United Way of America and your local United Way are working together as a positive force for change.

Science based solutions for communities, farms and environment.

An inclusive preschool where children learn by doing. UOP's enriching environment is stimulating and encourages each child to experience active play and free expression.

The County’s Urban Search and Rescue Team is called out ONLY by emergency services to assist in natural or man-made disasters such as floods and earthquakes.

The webpage of the Marin County Urban Search and Rescue Team.

Serves Kindergarten - Grade 5. Located in the Terra Linda area of San Rafael.

Information about the Vegetation Management Program at the Marin County Fire Department.

Grades K-8. Serves the communities of Los Ranchitos and Santa Venetia. It is located in northeast San Rafael near the Marin County Civic Center

Assists veterans, spouses and children to access veterans benefits.

Property Assessment information on Veteran Exemption.

View your library records.

Office of Vital Statistics and information.

Volunteer Attorneys information for the District Attorney's office.

Find out if you are registered to vote, where your polling place is, what districts you live in, the candidates on your ballot, and more!

Voters With Disabilities

Voters With Disabilities

Information regarding voting by mail.

Seniors and special needs persons disaster preparedness training information.

Grades K-5. A 1996-97 California Distinguished School recipient, is located in one of San Anselmo's oldest residential neighborhoods and is built on the site of the very first school in San Anselmo.

An outdoor science school and retreat/conference center in WesternMarin, owned and operated by the Marin County Office of Education.

Strives to provide the homeless with new warm clothing accessories to help them endure the outdoor elements during the winter. Warm Wishes provides these items through one-on-one contact, by going out into the homeless community (on their turf.)

Find warrant information issued by Marin County Superior Court.

Information about waste management and hazardous waste disposal in Marin County.

Information about the Special Operations Water Rescue team.

Designed to empower young people through computer training.

5-day residential treatment program for emergency responders (police, fire, medics, etc) suffering from work related stress issues and life management difficulties effecting their professional and personal lives.

Grades K-8. Reading, language arts, English as a Second Language, and physical education are the focus of curriculum improvement at West Marin Elementary School.

Enabling older persons to remain independent as long as possible and to live with dignity and self-respect in their own homes

This site offers schedules and information for the West Marin Stagecoach.

Summary of West Nile Virus activity in Marin

Resource to help residents determine what incorporated/unincorporated jurisdiction they live in.

FAQ are answered as to where you tax dollars go.

Founded in 1954 as Marin Senior Coordinating Council, Whistlestop promotes the independence, well-being and quality of life for older adults and people living with disabilities in Marin County.

This is the only middle school for the Ross Valley School District and it houses 615 students in the sixth, seventh and eighth grades.

A social organization for seniors in the Stinson Beach and Bolinas area.

Offers nutrition ed and food vouchers for pregnant women and children 0-5

WildCare celebrates a 50 year history as a Marin environmental organization providing nature education programs to children and wildlife rehabilitation services to injured and orphaned wildlife.

WildCare is a nature education and wildlife rehabilitation center in San Rafael, whose aim is to help our community peacefully coexist with wildlife. Every year we share the wonders of nature with more than 40,000 school children and rehabilitate nearly 4,000 wild patients in our rehabilitation hospital. Come be a part of this wonderful organization!

Willow Creek Academy is a charter school formed to serve scholastically and socially prepared K-8 students who show the ability and promise of succeeding in an academically challenging setting.

Offering Computer Literacy, GED/ESL, "Safe House" After School Tutorial program, Private School for grades K-8 and a "Free- Give Away" Finders Keepers Shop. WHAP is the organization for Rental and Critical Family Needs Assistance for Southern Marin.

The Women’s Earth and Climate Caucus (WECC) is a solution-based alliance that works to foster resilient communities, reduce carbon emissions, promote a post-carbon economy and energy future, while encouraging societal transformation.

Information about the Woodacre Fire Station (Department Headquarters).

Utilizing federal Department of Labor dollars.

Outdoor Education for grades K-12 and adults, conference facilities for community groups, schools and businesses--delicious food, fabulous service and a Marin County Certified Green Business.

Young Imaginations is a nonprofit arts education agency that puts the arts at the core of the curriculum for K-8 students.

Store Pricing and Packaging -Your Shopping Rights

Youth in Arts’ provide students with experiences and instruction in the visual and performing arts, and enriches the community with cultural events. Programs include:
Arts Unite Us - with at risk and special needs students.
Travel the World - music, dance, theater, visual and media arts from around the globe.

Youth Leadership Institute (YLI) works with young people and their adult allies to create positive social change. We design and implement community-based programs that provide youth with leadership skills in the areas of drug and alcohol abuse prevention, philanthropy, and civic engagement.

The YWCA 50+ Employment Support Program for Women provides employment services for persons over 50 living in Marin County.

Zero Breast Cancer is a non-profit organization founded in 1995 with the mission to find the causes of breast cancer through community participation in the research process.