On weekdays, Fairfax-Bolinas Road in West Marin is closed from Azalea Hill to Ridgecrest. On weekends, the road will be open, but traffic will be routed through a single-lane with controlled two-way access at milepost 5.73. See project webpage for details. For the project on Bolinas Road at milepost 1.0, in addition to weekday work, there will be weekend work from the 9AM to 6PM on October 5, 6, 12, and 13. See project webpage for details.Thank you for your patience while these projects progress.
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Description Overview The 2024 Road Sealant Project (Phase 2) includes crack sealing, slurry sealing, cape sealing, microsurfacing, and refreshed traffic striping on approximately 11 miles of roadway in West Marin. The preservation treatments selected for this project are based on the current condition of the road, utility coordination and efficient road groupings. These types of...
Description Marin County Public Works (DPW) staff have met with the Lagunitas School District regarding the parking situation on Lagunitas School Road. After coordinating with the school district and the local fire department, DPW is proposing the following parking restrictions to improve access for emergency vehicles and enhance sight distance for pedestrians and bicyclists traveling...
Overview Roads in Marin County are maintained and regulated by a variety of responsible entities. Generally, State highways are maintained and regulated by the California Department of Transportation (Caltrans). Roads within Federal or State park boundaries are generally the responsibility of the respective Federal/State park agency. The remaining roads within Marin County are either maintained...
For Immediate Release - Marin County, CA - Approximately 199 miles of roadway across unincorporated Marin will be improved for an estimated $87M In the ongoing mission to improve roads across unincorporated Marin, the Marin County Department of Public Works (DPW) staff has developed a new five-year plan of pavement resurfacing projects, outlining approximately 199 miles of...
For Immediate Release - Marin County, CA - $1.9M slide repair is next up in series of projects to improve 6.5 miles of road Starting September 12, the Marin County Department of Public Works (DPW) will begin construction on the next effort in a series of projects to repair damage, improve roadway resiliency and the overall condition of Bolinas...
For Immediate Release - Marin County, CA - County conducts annual maintenance in advance of the typically rainy months While it is easy to forget during the hot, dry months of summer, winters can bring intense storms to Marin, delivering significant impacts across the county, including downed trees, landslides, damaged roadways and flooded streets. Minimizing...
Roadway improvement and maintenance projects, such as paving and patching work, typically require good weather to undertake. During the summer months, the Marin County Department of Public Works conducts a robust schedule of such projects on County-owned roads. The following is a list of projects that are currently underway or scheduled to begin during Summer...
Assistive technology Ability Tools (AT), formerly the AT Network, is California’s Assistive Technology Act Program. They provide a variety of services for Californians with disabilities of all ages which include: NATADS Assistive Technology Portal Device Lending and Demo Centers Financial loan program for AT Information & Referral Reuse program in affiliation with organizational partners In...
County Service Area No. 29 – Paradise Cay (CSA29) performs maintenance dredging of Paradise Cay about every four to five years. The purpose is to provide navigational channels for boats in the Paradise Cay residential areas. The next sediment removal effort will occur in Summer 2024. Measures are being taken to protect sensitive aquatic habitat...
For Immediate Release - Marin City, CA - The effort is designed to reduce flooding on Donahue Street and Highway 101 ramps The Marin County Flood Control and Water Conservation District has awarded a $1.37 million construction contract for the underground components of a portable pump station in Marin City. The underground work is expected to...
Description Overview Most HVAC equipment in the Marin County Civic Center is from the original construction of each of the two buildings – 1962 for the Administration Wing and 1970 for the Hall of Justice. This multi-phase, multi-year project will provide upgrades to all HVAC equipment and related systems within the Civic Center. The first...
Description Overview Marin County Jail's inmate furniture needs to be brought up to date in terms of safety. The scope of work for this phase is to find feasible options for replacement furniture, but does not include implementation of the upgrades. Funding The cost of the study stage is estimated at $50,000 and is funded...
