Home and business owners are responsible for part of the sewer lateral from the clean out of their homes to the district sewer main on the street. Sewer lateral replacements and septic to lateral conversions can be very costly. Ross Valley Sanitary District is offering grant and loan programs up to $1,500 to help residents … Continued
The Town anticipates several public meetings and hearings over the new few months to adopt the Housing Element and achieve certification from the California Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD) by the end of January. Check out the proposed milestone schedule, and keep in mind, the schedule is subject to change due to the … Continued
Porteous Avenue, stretching from Bolinas to Wood Lane, and Scenic Road, between Azalea and Manor, have undergone repaving. While there is some remaining work, such as resetting manholes and applying street markings, these tasks will be completed in the following weeks. The overall project is now substantially finished. The Department of Public Works will soon … Continued
The roadway repair and retaining wall project on Bolinas Road at milepost 1.34 is nearing completion and is on schedule for wrapping up in early November. Please be aware that upcoming construction activities will require the road to be closed for two days: October 12 and 13, from 8:30AM to 3:30PM. County staff will be … Continued
The Public Works Department has advised that PG&E will be mobilizing a crew tomorrow, Tuesday, October 10 to dig up a section of roadway on Bolinas Road at Mono to determine the cause of the sinking roadway (depression) at that location. The work will require the closure of the northbound lane. PG&E will be blocking … Continued
Photo credit: Martha E. Ture, Mt. Tamalpais Photography October 4, 2023 Highlights Special meeting item—Presentation by Gary Naja-Riese, Homelessness and Whole Person Care Director at Marin County Health and Human Services Gary Naja-Riese, provided a presentation to the Council on Homelessness and Whole Person Care efforts in Marin County and the Town of Fairfax. Watch … Continued
The Town of Fairfax recognized Ageism Awareness Day, October 7, 2023, during the October 4 Town Council Meeting. Modeled after the United Nation’s International Day of Older Persons (Oct. 1), The most widespread and socially accepted form of prejudice, ageism is defined by the World Health Organization as “the stereotypes (how we think), prejudices (how … Continued
The Program The Sidewalk Repair Program helps property owners repair their damaged sidewalks. If you own a property in Fairfax and your sidewalk is broken, you can participate in this program. Here’s how it works Cost-Sharing: The Town of Fairfax will share the cost of replacing the sidewalk with you. They will pay for half … Continued
Rico Tabaranza, Chief of Police The Fairfax Police Department is investigating a rash of vehicle thefts, riflings of unlocked vehicles, stolen vehicles, fraud, embezzlement, and evading of police officers in the Manor Hill Area that occurred at about 1 a.m. this morning. We seek assistance from our community to review their home residential and doorbell … Continued
Marin County will take part in a nationwide test in collaboration with additional local and state agencies. The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)will be testing the Emergency Alert System (EAS) and Wireless Emergency Alerts (WEA) system at approximately 11:20 AM on Wednesday, October 4. Everyone with a compatible mobile phone, radio, or television should receive … Continued
