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How does a County of Marin employee or job applicant make a reasonable accommodation request?

Job applicants and County employees may request reasonable accommodations or address another disability related concern, by contacting Megan Numair in the Human Resources Department.

How do I make a reasonable accommodations request to participate in a County of Marin program, service, or activity?

To request auxiliary aid or service for effective communication, or a modification of policies or procedures to participate in a program, service, or activity of the County of Marin, visit our ADA reasonable accommodations page or contact the County of Marin’s ADA Coordinator.

How do I file an employment related accessibility complaint?

To file an employment related accessibility complaint, visit our ADA grievance procedure page.

How do I file a program related accessibility complaint?

To file a program related accessibility complaint, visit our ADA grievance procedure page.

How do I file a digital space accessibility complaint?

To file a digital space accessibility complaint, visit the main County web accessibility page.

Loma Verde Area to Receive Road Improvements

For Immediate Release - San Rafael, CA - Neighborhood in unincorporated Marin County to get $850K in roadway repairs The Marin County Department of Public Works (DPW) will begin a roadway improvement project the week of September 20 in the Loma Verde neighborhood of unincorporated Novato. The $850,000 project will repair and repave about one mile...

How do I find out who is responsible for an area?

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.

How do I report a land/property dispute with a neighbor?

This is a civil matter. The County does not mediate problems between private property owners.

Where can I charge my electric vehicle?

Learn more about the public charging stations located at County facilities all across Marin.

Who oversees the San Quentin Village Sewer maintenance district?

The Capital Projects Division is responsible for capital improvements and major maintenance of all County buildings and infrastructure, including the San Quentin Village Sewer Maintenance District.

What is the County of Marin doing to address climate change?

Visit the Climate Action Plan page to learn what the County of Marin is doing to address climate change.

How do I find a walk/ bike/pedestrian map?

Visit our Walk Bike Marin website for more information about the County’s bicycle and pedestrian projects and programs.

Who maintains the emergency service and law enforcement vehicles for County departments and agencies?

The Fleet division and the Telecommunications division handle various mechanical needs, customization and technology installation for other agencies.

Does the law require a wet signature at the Consolidated Emergency Response Contingency Plan in CERS?

No. The law does not require a wet signature at the Consolidated Emergency Response Contingency Plan in CERS. Writing the name of the responsible person is enough. Please visit our CUPA page for more information on CERS.

Is a CUPA inspection a scheduled inspection?

CUPA inspection is an unannounced inspection. Because of the regulatory nature of CUPA inspections and the uncertain time frames involved, the facilities should expect unannounced inspections. Please visit our CUPA page for more information.

Who is responsible for repairing drainage culvert pipes on my property?

In many areas of Marin, culvert pipes are predominantly located within private property and are the private property owner’s responsibility to maintain. However, costs to properly repair deteriorating culverts may be prohibitive and therefore, simply not done, which can heighten risks of damage to public infrastructure. Please see the Drainage Assistance Program to find out...