City Hall and most offices/facilities will be closed on November 28th and 29th. Emergency services remain available 24/7. Happy Thanksgiving!

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Who do I call about traffic complaints?

If you are trying to report something that is happening now, or just occurred, please call our non-emergency line. A call for service will be created and an officer will be dispatched to check the area. If you would like to request extra patrol due to an on-going traffic problem in a particular area, please...

City Administrative Offices Holiday Closure 12/25 - 1/1/18

City administrative offices and facilities will be closed from Monday, December 25, 2017 through Monday, January 1, 2018. Offices will reopen on Tuesday, January 2, 2018. Services Available Police, fire and paramedic services will be fully staffed with 9-1-1 emergency service continuing to dispatch calls 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Some facilities will...

Fire Station 57 Update Sept 2017

Fire Station 57 Update November 2017

Project Progress During the month of November, Alten Construction substantially completed all excavation activity for the new storm drain. Form work and concrete pours for all manholes and inlets continued throughout the month. Temporary storm drain bypass measures were maintained and a secondary bypass pump was removed due to decreased rainfall. The review and processing...

Fire Station 57 Update Nov. 2017

Fire Station 57 Update Sept. 2017

No Train Horn Marin - Outreach Materials

No Train Horn Marin

The SMART Train is now running a full schedule, and in response to community concerns about noise, the San Rafael and Novato City Councils have established a Quiet Zone. As SMART runs regular passenger service, it's important to be aware: THE HORN WILL NOT BLOW AT RAILROAD CROSSINGS The train will only sound the horn as...

Audio PSA

No Train Horn Fact Sheet - Spanish

No Train Horn Social Media - Spanish

No Train Horn Fact Sheet

No Train Horn Social Media

No Train Horn Poster

No Train Horn Poster - Spanish

Matt Smith, Employee of the 3rd Quarter 2017

Matt Smith, Sewer Maintenance Superintendent, was recognized as the Employee of the 3rd Quarter of 2017! "Compared to previous superintendents that I've worked for, Matt goes above and beyond what is expected of him. He is constantly reviewing plans prior to construction to be revised. Engineers are great at what they do but don't have the mindset...

Transition from At-Large Elections to District-Based Elections

On Monday, December 18, the City Council will make a decision on whether or not to transition to District-Based Elections. The main three options for the City Council to consider include immediately transitioning to district-based elections, transitioning for the 2022 general election after using the results from the 2020 census to draw districts, or to...

Animal Care Facility on Lindaro Street

Also at their meeting on Monday, the City Council will consider an appeal opposing an animal care facility at 629 Lindaro Street. The proposed facility would be used for overnight kenneling and include an indoor play and activity area. The proposal was approved by the Zoning Administrator and Planning Commission, however a neighboring resident has...

BID Annual Assessment

On Monday evening, the City Council will hold a public hearing regarding the annual assessment of the Downtown Business Improvement District(BID). The BID works with merchants to promote Downtown as well as advocacy around issues such as parking, safety, and cleanliness. Assessments range from $25 to $425 per year depending on the type of business and...

Social Host Ordinance

The City Council will also hold a public hearing to consider amending the City’s “Social Host” ordinance to include rental halls or rented vehicles. The amendments also clarify that the law can apply to unruly gatherings where juveniles possess or are consuming either alcohol or controlled substances or marijuana. READ STAFF REPORT

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