Rosemarie Gaglione, an environmental engineer and the Public Works Director for the City of Oxnard, is the County of Marin’s choice to take over its Department of Public Works. Gaglione is to replace the retired Raul Rojas. In Oxnard, Gaglione managed a staff of 498 full-time equivalent positions … [Read more...] about County snags new director from Oxnard
San Rafael
Meet San Rafael’s new police chief
David Spiller Following a nationwide search, the City of San Rafael selected David Spiller as the new Chief of Police. “Chief Spiller brings an impressive background as a law enforcement professional beginning his career in San Diego as a patrol officer before moving to Mountain … [Read more...] about Meet San Rafael’s new police chief
Special tax measures
Marin County residents living in the San Rafael City High School District and San Rafael City Elementary School District will have the opportunity to vote on Measures G and/or H, respectively, in May. Each measure is a special tax that will require two-thirds of the votes cast to pass. The … [Read more...] about Special tax measures
County now looking to 75-plus population
Above is a slide Marin chief medical officer Matt Willis showed the Marin County Board of Supervisors on Jan. 26 showing how much more vulnerable 75-year-olds are to COVID-19 compared to other age groups. Marinscope Although the county’s chief medical officer, Matt Willis, told the Marin … [Read more...] about County now looking to 75-plus population
Marin County tells residents to stay at home this Super Bowl
Whether it’s the commercials, halftime show, or the football game itself, the Super Bowl is one of America’s favorite entertainment highlights each year. The Marin County District Attorney's Office is reminding the community that everyone is on the same team when it comes to being safe on Super Bowl … [Read more...] about Marin County tells residents to stay at home this Super Bowl
Want to help the county spend your money?
Like to spend money? Then why not join a Marin County group that prioritizes and makes recommendations on the spending of federal grant money. Through February 11, the County of Marin is recruiting new members of its Countywide Priority Setting Committee, which advises the Marin County Board of … [Read more...] about Want to help the county spend your money?
Marin County fair awards
The photo 'Dinosaurs at Night' from 2020 Marin County Virtual Fair won the Judges' Choice Award from the Western Fairs Association. The 2020 Marin County Virtual Fair, hosted online because of the COVID-19 pandemic, swept the competition with 12 awards recently during the Western Fairs … [Read more...] about Marin County fair awards
Anne Grey named CEO of Vivalon
Anne Grey Vivalon, a San Rafael-based nonprofit that promotes the independence, well-being and quality of life for older adults and people living with disabilities, announced the appointment of Anne Grey as its new CEO. Grey will be responsible for the strategic oversight and overall … [Read more...] about Anne Grey named CEO of Vivalon
SMP sworn in as county supervisor
Congressman Jared Huffman swears in new District 3 Marin County Supervisor and Mill Valley resident Stephanie Moulton-Peters. … [Read more...] about SMP sworn in as county supervisor
Marin’s brave youth
Chiqui Diaz Derek Wilson Marinscope San Rafael’s Chiqui Diaz has something important to say, and she wants to make sure the world hears her words. Diaz, a member of the Spahr Center’s Social Justice Fellowship, was one of six people from across the state to win the California Endowment’s … [Read more...] about Marin’s brave youth