At the February 1, 2023 Town Council meeting, Fairfax Town Council adopted a proclamation of support for Black History Month for February 2023. Black History Month provides us with an opportunity to celebrate the immeasurable contributions of African Americans and honor their legacies and accomplishments throughout history. The Fairfax Town Council is pleased to recognize … Continued
Check out Fairfax Recreation’s latest update to learn about active classes and programs, and upcoming summer camps! Read the full newsletter!
I am incredibly disheartened and disturbed by the graphic video released by the City of Memphis, Tennessee, involving the inexcusable brutal beating and death of Mr. Tyre Nichols at the hands of five ex-Memphis Police Officers. The actions of the involved ex-officers were appalling and inhumane. There is no place in the law enforcement profession … Continued
Fairfax’s January 24 newsletter highlights: Town Council meeting February 1 at 6:30 p.m. Electric Landscape Equipment Rebate Program Help build a Resiliency Strategy for Fairfax Summer camps in Fairfax And more! Read the full newsletter to learn about what’s happening in town.
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What is happening? Marin can expect heavier rain Wednesday, January 11 followed by more showers through the week with possible thunderstorms. Rain will continue through the weekend, with the possibility of another storm on Tuesday, January 17. The County of Marin has proclaimed a local state of emergency because of the severe impacts of recent … Continued
Town Hall offices will be closed on Monday, January 16, in observance of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Fairfax’s January 10 newsletter highlights: Special Town Council Meeting Jan. 10 Wind and flood advisories in effect through Tuesday afternoon Earthquake resources Plus, a number of upcoming events and classes! Read the full newsletter to learn about what’s happening in town.
A severe weather storm is expected to arrive tonight, January 8 and stay through Tuesday, January 10 evening. It will likely bring significant rainfall with 2 – 4” Sunday evening, and another 1 – 2” Monday at lower elevations with 6” or more on Mt Tamalpais. Extended power outages are expected. Residents should take steps … Continued
What is happening? Another storm front is headed to the Bay Area that will bring substantial rainfall on Wednesday and continuing Thursday, not tapering off until Thursday afternoon. National Weather Service has issued the following advisories: Flood Watch in effect from 4:00AM Wednesday, January 4 through 4:00PM January 5. High Wind Watch in effect from … Continued
