Where can I access Gnoss Field Airport plans and documents?
Visit our Gnoss Field Airport page to view the plans and documents.
Archives: FAQs
Who do I contact for public works related questions and concerns in my neighborhood?
To determine which local public works agency you should be contacting for your questions/concerns, please see our jurisdiction resource page.
What jurisdiction do I live in?
To learn about the various jurisdictions in Marin, please see our jurisdiction resource page. To learn about the different types of roads in Marin, such as County-maintained, non-county maintained, private roads and paper roads, please see our Roads in Marin page.
What projects are currently underway in unincorporated Marin County?
For more information on current Department of Public Works projects, visit our projects page.
What is MERA and how do I contact MERA?
MERA is a separate agency: Marin Emergency Radio Authority. For information, please visit the MERA website.
What type of transportation permit do I need, and what are the restrictions?
To learn about different types of transportation permits and restrictions, view our Transportation permits page.
Who is in charge of Zero Waste Marin?
It is a Joint Powers Authority (JPA) composed of the city and town managers of Belvedere, Corte Madera, Fairfax, Larkspur, Mill Valley, Novato, Ross, San Anselmo, San Rafael, Sausalito and Tiburon and the County of Marin. Visit Zero Waste Marin to learn more.
How can I help reduce my waste?
Learn about how residents and the county of Marin are eliminating waste. Visit Zero Waste Marin to learn more.
What is the Marin County Flood Control and Water Conservation District?
The District’s mission is to reduce the risk of flooding while utilizing sustainable practices. Learn more by visiting the Marin Flood Control District website.
Where does the Marin County Flood Control and Water Conservation District work?
The District’s work is focused within eight watersheds or flood zones established by the District Board of Supervisors. Zones can be entirely in unincorporated county, or also within city jurisdictions. Generally, we do not work on privately-held lands. Learn more by visiting the Marin Watershed Program website.