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The City of San Rafael will be closing a section of Embarcadero Way to install temporary signage and barriers for the one-way conversion pilot project. The closure will happen on Monday, 1/12/26.  To learn more about the project, visit the website: https://www.cityofsanrafael.org/embarcadero/.

The City of San Rafael Department of Public Works will be implementing a pilot one-way conversion on Embarcadero Way starting Monday, January 12, 2026. The pilot is planned to be in place for 3-4 months. During this time, vehicles will only be permitted to travel in the northeast direction on Embarcadero Way (uphill from Marina Court...

  Join us on January 26 for a presentation from the experts on the final results of San Rafael's sea level rise feasibility study! Over the past two years, the City's Sustainability Division has been studying the risks of flooding in the area around the San Rafael canal and evaluating the feasibility and implications of...

PG&E’s subcontractor, Pinnacle Power Services , will be closing the road near 29 Marquard Ave to replace power poles and perform overhead maintenance in the area. The closure will happen on Thursday, 1/8, between approximately 9am – 3pm. They have an approved encroachment permit EP-25-454 and affected properties have also been notified.

Date and time: 2026-01-14 04:00 pmLocation: Fire Commission - January 14, 2026 (Cancelled)Department: Public MeetingsAgendaSelect 'download' to view Cancellation Notice

  Time for our first quarterly Climate Action Forum of 2026, hosted by Councilmember Llorens Gulati and the Sustainability Team. This quarter will be at City Hall with a listen-in option on Zoom. The agenda includes some really cool stuff, including: Marin Biomass Project presentation. The study is complete. Come hear about some of the key...

Background City staff have developed and are in the process of implementing a new approach to strategic planning. First, the City Council approved the new strategic planning methodology at the 2024 City Council Retreat. The City Council then adopted the Three-Year Strategic Plan which targets advancement in seven priority areas through specific, measurable goals and...

San Rafael Fire Department - PRESS RELEASE Abraham Roman, Fire Chief Alert Neighbor Likely Saves Neighbor’s House Incident Commander: Anthony Alviso, Battalion Date of Incident: Monday, December 29, Location of Incident: 20 Blossom San Rafael, CA. Time of Dispatch: 2:29 m. Duration of Incident: 2 hours 50 Type of Incident: Structure Occupancy Type: Single-family dwelling...

As part of the Second Street and Fourth Street Intersection Improvements Project, the Department of Public Works has worked closely with the San Rafael Fire Department and the San Rafael Police Department to ensure continued emergency vehicle access in the project area. This collaboration has focused on maintaining reliable emergency vehicle access to West End Street...

PG&E’s subcontractor, Pinnacle Power Services , will be closing the road near 635 Las Colindas Rd to replace power poles and perform overhead maintenance in the area. The closure will happen on Tuesday, 1/6, between approximately 9am – 3pm. They have an approved encroachment permit EP-25-466 and affected properties have also been notified.

The City of San Rafael Fire Department and local volunteers pull and remove invasive French, Scotch and Spanish broom throughout San Rafael.

The Planning Division offers a variety of complimentary and fee-based informational services to help you with Planning-related questions. Need to know There are 3 main types of services offered Self help for past permits, zoning, and development standards Complimentary for quick or general questions Fee-based for a deeper dive with the team and specific requests...

Front desk help The Planning Division is located on the top floor of City Hall. From Monday to Thursdays walk-ins are accepted from 8:30am - 4:00pm with a lunch closure from 12pm-1pm. Friday walk-ins are accepted from 8:30am to 12:30pm. For general questions, call (415) 485-3085 or email community.development@cityofsanrafael.org Direct Planning staff contacts Margaret Kavanaugh-Lynch,...

You may see or smell smoke nearby. This is temporary.  Stay informed by signing up for AlertMarin by visiting emergency.marincounty.gov and selecting “prescribed burns” alert group. Keeping windows and doors closed when possible. Visit AirNow or our Smoke Ready page for current air quality conditions. Limit outdoor activities, if you need to go outside you...

Prescribed burns require extensive planning that can take months or years. Before ignition, crews evaluate weather, vegetation, and air quality; survey for sensitive wildlife and rare plants; and prepare fire breaks, control lines, and safety zones. Burns are scheduled only when conditions allow smoke to disperse safely, and each project must be approved by the...

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