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The Town is updating the Tree Ordinance
This past summer, the Tree Committee met with the Ross Valley Fire Department, the Town Arborist, and the Town’s legal team to craft a list of recommendations on what to update in the Tree Ordinance. This October 7th, those recommendations will be presented to the Council.…
Missed the Candidate Forum? Watch the Recording
On Wednesday, September 23 the League of Women Voters‘ hosted a candidate forum for Fairfax Town Council Candidates. The recording is now available on the LWV YouTube channel. If you missed it, check it out to learn more about candidates on the November 3 ballot. For questions…
New This Year: A Ballot Drop Box in Fairfax
The November 3 General Election is coming up. Here’s everything you need to vote in Fairfax, from key dates to where to drop off your ballot. Mark Your Calendar October 4 — Outdoor ballot drop boxes open countywide, including our new box at the Fairfax Library October 5 — Ballots…
County Mails Tax Bills to Property Owners
Marin County, CA – Keep a close eye on that mailbox, property owners. The Marin County Tax Collector mailed 91,194 secured annual property tax bills for fiscal year 2026-27, and they have a new look. The County of Marin redesigned its secured property tax bill to make information…

AlertMarin Countywide Test: September 26
On Saturday, September 26 at 10am, Marin County will conduct a countywide AlertMarin test to help ensure the system is ready to deliver critical information when emergencies occur. The test will be sent to everyone registered for AlertMarin. As we prepare for peak wildfire season…

AlertMarin Countywide Test: September 26
On Saturday, September 26 at 10am, Marin County will conduct a countywide AlertMarin test to help ensure the system is ready to deliver critical information when emergencies occur. The test will be sent to everyone registered for AlertMarin. As we prepare for peak wildfire season…

Police Advisory & Accountability Committee Vacancy
📣 We’re recruiting! The City of San Rafael is accepting applications for an opening on the Police Advisory & Accountability Committee (PAAC). PAAC provides a forum for community members to share perspectives on policing and public safety, promote transparency and accountability,…
City Council Report
At its September 14 meeting, the City Council moved forward on two initiatives focused on planning ahead for Belvedere. With commercial drone delivery still a nascent industry, the Council approved the first reading of an ordinance designed to put sensible protections in place.…

City Council Report
At its September 14 meeting, the City Council moved forward on two initiatives focused on planning ahead for Belvedere. With commercial drone delivery still a nascent industry, the Council approved the first reading of an ordinance designed to put sensible protections in place.…
Belvedere is Transitioning to a .gov Domain
The City of Belvedere is excited to announce the transition to a .gov domain effective October 1, 2026. This will change the web address from www.cityofbelvedere.gov to www.cityofbelvedere.gov. The .gov domain is reserved exclusively for verified U.S. government entities, making…

Belvedere is Transitioning to a .gov Domain
The City of Belvedere is excited to announce the transition to a .gov domain effective October 1, 2026. This will change the web address from www.cityofbelvedere.org to www.cityofbelvedere.gov. The .gov domain is reserved exclusively for verified U.S. government entities, making…
Richardson Bay Wildlife Sanctuary Seasonal Boat Closure
The Richardson Bay Audubon Center & Sanctuary reminds the community that Sanctuary waters are closed to all boat traffic—including paddle boards, kayaks, and canoes—from October 1, 2026 through March 31, 2027 to protect tens of thousands of migratory birds. The 900-acre closure…