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About The Real Estate Division was established as its own division in 1965. Real Estate is responsible for providing real estate services within DPW for many projects, programs and divisions such as Road improvement projects, Capital projects, Land Development permit requirements, lease consulting for Gnoss Field Airport and Marin County Flood Control and Water Conservation...

About Responsible for consolidating the administration, permits, inspections, and enforcement activities of specific local environmental and emergency management programs. CUPA is certified by the California Environmental Protection Agency to protect public health and safety through regulation of hazardous waste and materials.  

About Responsible for the installation, maintenance, and repair of Marin County's extensive radio communications system and equipment, which includes 12 mountaintop sites, three microwave drops, and a 1,000 square foot Prime Communications site. The system contains two simulcast cells and three intelli repeater sites. This configuration provides communications and alert functions for all Marin County...

About Responsible for all maintenance for County- maintained roads, bridges, and related facilities. Specific responsibilities include pavement maintenance, drainage work, tree maintenance, striping, signage, and general traffic safety work. The division program also provides engineering and technical analysis relating to traffic safety and regulations on the County-maintained roadway system, as well as maintaining several flood...

About Responsible for maintaining and servicing all County vehicles and managing the County motor pool. Garage staff specialize in maintaining emergency vehicles and heavy equipment. Fleet is also responsible for maintaining and operating the County’s 8 fueling sites. It also provides services to other cities and agencies in the County. Staff performs a wide range...

About Responsible for maintaining over 50 County buildings and facilities including office buildings, flood control pump stations, and 11 Marin Emergency Radio Authority (MERA) sites. This division collaborates with various other Divisions on facility capital projects, including space planning and implementation of various departmental moves in the County. The program also handles outgoing mail for...

About Responsible for managing the Marin County Airport at Gnoss Field, which is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The airport is situated on 120 acres just north of Novato and is home base to over 295 aircraft, from small singles and helicopters to corporate turbine and jet aircraft. Gnoss Field is...

About Responsible for administering zero-waste programs and solid waste collection franchises for the unincorporated areas of the County. Contractually operate the Marin County Hazardous and Solid Waste Joint Powers Authority known as Zero Waste Marin. Zero Waste Marin is a State-approved regional agency that works to reduce disposal in landfills, promotes recycling, and the proper handling...

About Responsible for compliance with state and federal clean water regulations. This division is made up of the local stormwater program, responsible for providing compliance support to the County’s operations in unincorporated areas, and the Marin Countywide Stormwater Pollution Prevention Program (MCSTOPPP) which provides support for countywide compliance activities through a joint effort of Marin’s...

About Responsible for performing engineering and technical review services related to issuance of creek, grading, encroachment,  film, trip transportation, and quarry permits for compliance with local, state and federal requirements.  Land Development also serves as the Public Works Department liaison to the Community Development Agency and Building & Safety Division for land use entitlements and...

About Provides centralized oversight of County procurement activities by collaborating with departments to ensure transparent and ethical practices; in accordance with local, state, and federal guidelines. They safeguard the integrity of the County procurement system and provide training and other informational resources.  

About Responsible for all departmental financial tasks which include, payroll, budget preparation/maintenance, grants, audits, asset management, accounts payable, accounts receivable, in-house financial systems training, cost-accounting, project accounting, financial analysis, and reporting for all programs within Public Works. They collaborate with other departments, i.e., Department of Finance, Administrator’s Office, etc. with regards to countywide project creation,...

About Responsible for the printing needs of all Marin County departments and divisions as well other government agencies and non- profit organizations by providing a full range of high-quality reproductive services. Staff operate full color copiers, 6 and 8 color Wide format Printing and cutting, a digital plate maker, a Bourg collator, a Ryobi Perfector,...

Marin County Airport Gnoss Field is a 24-hour facility without a control tower. View Gnoss Field Airport page to learn more.

According to Federal Aviation Regulation: except when necessary for takeoff or landing, no person may operate an aircraft below the following altitudes: Lower than minimum altitudes that will allow an aircraft to make an emergency landing without risking persons or property on the ground. Over congested areas: congested area of a city, town, or settlement,...

About Responsible to ensure all the County’s programs, services, activities and facilities are accessible to and usable by individuals with disabilities. Coordinates and monitors the County’s compliance with all applicable Federal State and Local laws, codes and regulations. Staff works closely with all County departments to facilitate compliance through the provision of information, resources, guidance...

About The Transportation Division is responsible for traffic operations, transportation planning, and related project development. Staff oversees the development of transportation plans, grant funding applications, manages transportation programs, traffic signal operations, and traffic safety initiatives for the County-maintained roadway system.

About Responsible for engineering and technical services related to flood and creek management including operating the Marin County Flood Control and Water Conservation District (a special district with 8 specific flood control zones) managing two County Service Areas (CSAs), and implementing the County’s BayWAVE sea level rise initiatives and Watershed and fish passage programs. Staff...

For Immediate Release - San Rafael, CA - Funding allocations based on road ratings to help guide improvement program   The 425 miles of roads maintained by the County of Marin are crucial infrastructure that people rely on daily to go about their business, connect with surrounding communities, visit popular attractions, explore Marin’s beauty, and...

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