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Pavement Preservation project with heavy equipment construction vehicles working on Atherton Oaks Drive in Black Point. There is a nice view of the hills and a body of water in the background behind the roadway.

Pavement preservation projects help extend the useful life of roads and can delay when they need to be repaved, avoiding expensive and disruptive rehabilitation projects. This was a project on Atherton Oaks Drive in Black Point, near Novato, that was completed during last year’s paving season.

11.3 Miles of Pavement Preservation to Begin

CalRecycle grant funds secured for road maintenance using recycled tires

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Marin Campus parking lot with deteriorated pavement and the Marin Center in the background.

Marin Center Campus Projects Ramp Up

Veterans’ Memorial Auditorium progressing, campus entry work to begin soon

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Road along a ridge with trees. The road is damaged and a black tarp has been placed to secure a landslide.

Bolinas Road, a primary route between Ross Valley and West Marin, is one of the storm-damaged roads in Marin County and access has been limited to just one lane at milepost 1.34 near Fairfax since January 2023.

Construction Phase Begins for Bolinas Road Repair

Emergency grant-funded project addresses damages from January 2023 storms

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A stream going through a forested area in San Geronimo Valley in Marin County

$4M Grant Awarded to Divert Trash from Marin Waterways

EPA funding will help create pollution prevention infrastructure

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22 Miles of Roads to Undergo Preservation Work

Two projects to improve 5.2% of County roads network take place this summer

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Road work being done on a rural road in West Marin. It is a large green truck laying down new pavement.

Pavement preservation treatments, such as the asphalt-rubber chip seal treatment shown here applied to a West Marin road, helps extend the lifecycle of pavement by keeping it in good condition, thereby avoiding the need for exponentially more expensive and disruptive roadway rehabilitation projects.

40 Miles of Pavement Preservation to Resume

Project to improve 10% of County roads starts up after hiatus for rainy season

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Students at the Public Works Fair watch a public works staff member demonstrate how a piece of heavy equipment functions.

Local Students Learn in a Fun Way at Public Works Fair

An educational showcase in celebration of National Public Works Week

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Road work being done on a rural road. A large green construction vehicle is laying fresh pavement material on the road.

Pavement preservation treatments help extend the useful life of pavement by keeping it in good condition, thereby avoiding the need for exponentially more expensive rehabilitation projects. For the 2022/23 fiscal year, Marin County Public Works will improve 13% of the County-maintained road network. This image shows a pavement preservation treatment project completed last year on Fallon Two Rock Road near Dillon Beach in West Marin. The project won an award in 2022 from the Western Regional Association of Pavement Preservation.

13% of County Roads Improved During Fiscal Year 2022/2023

56.8 miles of County roads being worked on during the 2022-2023 paving seasons

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Car driving through a section of flooded roadway.

Portable Pump Station Proposed for Marin City

State funding to reduce flooding severity on Donahue Street

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Google Earth image of Richardson Bay watershed and Marin City

Community Input Key to Marin City Stormwater Plan

Engagement is crucial element in identifying flood risk reduction solutions

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County Roads Program Defined with Long-Term Plan

Funding allocations for the infrastructure program guided by various components

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11.3 Miles of Pavement Preservation to Begin

Marin Center Campus Projects Ramp Up

Construction Phase Begins for Bolinas Road Repair

$4M Grant Awarded to Divert Trash from Marin Waterways

22 Miles of Roads to Undergo Preservation Work

40 Miles of Pavement Preservation to Resume

Local Students Learn in a Fun Way at Public Works Fair

13% of County Roads Improved During Fiscal Year 2022/2023

Portable Pump Station Proposed for Marin City

Community Input Key to Marin City Stormwater Plan

County Roads Program Defined with Long-Term Plan

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