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For Immediate Release - San Rafael, CA - CalRecycle grant funds secured for road maintenance using recycled tires   The Marin County Department of Public Works (DPW) will begin a road sealant project during the week of September 20, conducting preventative maintenance on 19.6 miles of pavement on roads in unincorporated areas of Marin County. The project...

You can find a copy of the fee schedule by going to our CUPA services webpage.

The Engineering Paving Program explains the process for road selection and improvement based on the Pavement Condition Index. To learn more, visit our Engineering Paving Program page.

The Printing Services team provides a wide array of printing services for all county departments, Marin county municipalities and nonprofit organizations. Printing services are not available for the general public. Learn more by visiting our Printing Services page.

For residents desiring to improve traffic safety in their neighborhood, a good place to start is at Street Smart Marin.  If there is a traffic safety issue near a school, a good place to start is with the Safe Routes to School team. For more resources regarding traffic safety visit our traffic safety tips page.

About There are several steps to forming a PRD. It involves gathering community support, preparation of a formal boundary map, a petition, and Board of Supervisor’s approval. If the PRD intends to also request a ballot measure for a special tax for immediate improvements, an engineer’s report detailing scope and cost for the improvements is...

About If the PRD is already formed or you plan to form the PRD as set forth above at the same time, these are the steps for the Committee to also petition for the work to be performed and for a special tax to pay for the improvements. As stated above, if the PRD is...

Please see below for resources on how Marin county aims to create a  safer place to live. County of Marin Speed Hump Policy County of Marin Radar Driver Feedback Sign Policy Speeding is a concern for most areas in Marin. Traffic calming can be achieved with focused enforcement. To learn more on this topic and...

Roadway Safety Review – 2018 Travel Safety Plan On May 25, 2016, the County of Marin, acting in partnership with Marin towns and cities, was awarded a State grant from the Systemic Safety Analysis Report Program (SSARP). This grant provided funds for a systemic traffic safety analysis that evaluated and identified high-risk road corridors, high-risk...

For Immediate Release - San Rafael, CA - Reclamation plan addendum open to public comment and Board consideration   In November, the Marin County Board of Supervisors (BOS) will consider a 20-year extension to the reclamation plan for the San Rafael Rock Quarry in eastern San Rafael, about half a mile from McNears Beach. The new request...

Marin County Uniform Construction Standards Developed by the Marin Public Works Association, an organization of engineers representing the County of Marin and the towns/cities across the County, the Uniform Construction Standards (UCS) of all cities/towns and the County of Marin ensures consistency for construction and other improvements in the roadway. The UCS are updated from...

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