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Point San Pedro Road Community Meeting Presentation December 15 2021

Zero Waste Marin's business recycling and composting informational flyer

Fairfax-Bolinas Road Repairs to Begin

For Immediate Release - San Rafael, CA - Storm damages that closed the West Marin road expected to be fixed this month STATUS UPDATE: Repair project completed on January 19, Fairfax Bolinas Road is now open. Starting this Wednesday, repairs will begin on Fairfax-Bolinas Road in West Marin to address damage from the major...

Winter is Coming brochure

Upgrade the Drake Project Completed

For Immediate Release - San Rafael, CA - Roadway improvement project wraps up paving, safety and utility work; new projects set to address lighting and landscaping The Upgrade the Drake[External] project, which began construction about 18 months ago along Sir Francis Drake Boulevard in Marin County, has been completed. The $18 million project marks the most significant improvement...

Where does the Marin County Stormwater Program work?

The County’s Stormwater Program is focused on the unincorporated areas of Marin County. The County participates in the Marin Countywide Stormwater Pollution Prevention Program (MCSTOPPP) which provides a comprehensive approach to stormwater regulatory compliance for all eleven of the cities and towns and the County of Marin. More information about MCSTOPPP is available on the...

What is the Marin County Stormwater Program?

The County Stormwater Program’s mission is to prevent pollution to and from the storm drain system and protect watershed and creek health.

How can I volunteer to help prevent pollution in my community?

Visit the Marin County Stormwater Pollution Prevention Program website Community Partnership and Volunteering page to learn more about ways to get involved to reduce stormwater pollution.

Where can I find resources to help prevent pollution at my business?

Visit the Marin County Stormwater Pollution Prevention Program website, Business Resources page to find resources for a variety of businesses.

How can I keep toxic pesticides out of our waterways?

Visit the Marin County Stormwater Pollution Prevention Program website, Eco-friendly Pest Control page to learn more about ways to reduce your use of toxic pesticide use. Additional information is available from our partners at Our Water Our World and Yard Smart Marin.

How can I get help if my project requires environmental and regulatory permits?

MCSTOPPP holds monthly coordination meetings with the state and federal regulatory agencies to assist public and private projects with regulatory permitting. Visit the Marin County Stormwater Pollution Prevention Program website, Marin Project Coordination Meetings page to learn more project coordination meetings your project.

My project is near a creek or waterway, what do I need to know?

Visit the Marin County Stormwater Pollution Prevention Program website, Creek Restoration and Permitting page to learn more about what to do if your project is near a creek or waterway.

What stormwater requirements are there for new and redevelopment projects in the County?

The County requires stormwater pollution controls during construction and as part of the post-construction conditions. Pollution prevention must be part of the construction phase of all projects through implementation of effective erosion, sediment and pollution controls at all times. Pollution prevention is integrated into the final project designs through site design measures and stormwater facilities...