About The Capital Improvements Program (CIP), which implements upgrades and maintenance on the County-owned facilities that provide services to the Marin community. These facilities include the Marin County Civic Center, the Marin Center, the Marin Health & Wellness Campus, as well as County Fire Stations and Libraries, and many others. These efforts can also include...

About The program maintains over 420 miles of roadway across unincorporated Marin County, and the condition of that road network is crucial to the daily lives of the diverse communities of Marin. Keeping the roads network operational is a major responsibility and massive undertaking for Public Works, requiring year-round strategic planning. In addition to focusing...

Planning & Operations Traffic engineering is the foundation of our roads system in Marin County, with the goal of providing our community with the safest roads possible. Staff engineers are responsible for planning and designing traffic operations of all roads and streets, excluding state highways. Through the study and review of collision data, traffic patterns,...

About Marin County’s Stormwater Division serves the unincorporated areas of the County providing stormwater pollution prevention and regulatory compliance. The unincorporated County of Marin, along with Marin’s 11 cities and towns, began addressing stormwater pollution in the early 90’s. In 1993 they created the Marin County Stormwater Pollution Prevention Program (MCSTOPPP). MCSTOPPP’s goals are to:...

About The County garage, which has used solar power since 2003, has 18 chargers for the County fleet and a portable, solar-powered charging station that can be deployed in emergency response situations. Additionally, DPW  has installed 31 new charging stations for public use at the Civic Center, bringing the total public charging stations at the campus to 45....

About In compliance with Senate Bill 1082, California's Secretary for Environmental Protection established the unified hazardous waste and hazardous materials management regulatory program (Unified Program).  The Certified Unified Program Agency (CUPA) consolidates the administration, permits, inspections, and enforcement activities of environmental and emergency management programs.  The Marin County Certified Unified Programs Agency (CUPA) regulates and...

About The Waste Management Division also provides operations and staffing support to a separate public agency: the Marin County Hazardous and Solid Waste Joint Powers Authority (Zero Waste Marin). Zero Waste Marin is overseen by a Board of Directors generally comprised of each City/Town Manager and the County Administrator. Contact us - our staff is always...

About Airport planning efforts require outreach to airport users and the community, such as the Gnoss Field Vision Process and stages of environmental and project reviews. The Gnoss Field Visioning Report[PDF] was presented to the Board of Supervisors on November 4, 2014. Additional information on airport planning can be found in the meetings and agendas of the Airport Commission.