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Update on Koontz v. Town of Fairfax

The Judge has taken the Motion to Dismiss the law suit under submission. For that reason, the scheduled hearing for June 10th has been removed from the calendar. What this decision means The Judge will decide the matter on the pleadings submitted without further oral argument. We do not have any additional details to report....

Welcome Kristin Arnold, Fairfax’s New Public Works Director!

Welcome Kristin Arnold, Fairfax’s New Public Works Director! The Town of Fairfax is excited to welcome Kristin Arnold, P.E., as our new Director of Public Works. Kristin brings nearly 13 years of experience in civil engineering and public works, having managed a wide range of infrastructure projects for government agencies throughout the Bay Area. Most...

National Pollinator Week

With Pollinator Week coming June 16 - 23, Zerowaste Marin is highlighting how Pollination and Composting are intrinsically linked in a symbiotic relationship. Did you know that composting is a secret weapon for supporting our precious pollinators and that one in every three bites of food you eat exists thanks to pollinators? From apples to almonds,...

95 Broadway Application Not Eligible for Ministerial Approval

An application was submitted to the Town of Fairfax Department of Planning and Building Services on May 8, 2025. According to the application, the applicant applied for ministerial approval under Chapter 17.026 of the Fairfax Municipal Code. As referenced in a previous letter (dated June 4, 2025), the application is incomplete for a variety of...

Application for Project at 95 Broadway: Incompleteness Determination

An application was submitted to the Town of Fairfax Department of Planning and Building Services on May 8, 2025. The application has been reviewed for completeness in accordance with the Permit Streamlining Act (California Government Code Section 65920 et seq.) and has been determined to be INCOMPLETE and will require further information to be determined to be...

Press log May 28th thru Jun 3rd, 2025

Square Dance Night at the Fairfax Pavilion

September 6, 2025

Need to know Ages: All ages welcome Location: Fairfax Pavilion Dates: Saturday, September 6, 2025 Times: Doors 6:30pm, dancing 7-9pm Facilitator: Partnership program with Brianna Hathaway, Connor Maguire and Laura Mans Cost: $12 online ahead of time, $20 at the door, kids free Contact: Anne Mannes amannes@townoffairfax.org with any questions or if you can volunteer About the...

Recreation Quarterly Newsletter | June 2025

Happy June in Fairfax! The days are getting longer, and the sunshine is getting brighter, school is almost out, and dreamy beach days are upon us! We have lots of fun classes, programs and events happening right here in your own backyard and of course the 46th Annual Fairfax Festival! Read the latest newsletter from...

‘E-Bikers Club’ Youth Safety Campaign Launched Ahead of Summer

With ordinances going into effect, there’s now a countywide resource for teens, parents, schools, and law enforcement. Marin County, CA – In response to rising e-bike safety concerns for young riders, the County of Marin and the Transportation Authority of Marin (TAM) have launched a bold, countywide public education campaign — the E-Bikers Club — to promote safe...

Past Fiscal Year Budgets

Contract services breakdown

Fire Services: Over two-thirds of the Town’s contract service expenditures are dedicated to fire services. The Town is a member of the Ross Valley Fire Department (RVFD) Joint Powers Authority, which provides fire protection services to Fairfax, Ross, San Anselmo, and Sleepy Hollow. Legal Services: The Town contracts with Public Agency Law and Best, Best,...

Expenditure catagories

Approximately 33% of General Fund expenditures are for salaries and benefits. Contractual services represent approximately 34% of expenditures, which includes Fire services. Other Operating expenses include those costs not classified as professional service such as retiree health payments, liability/workers compensation insurance, and chipper days.

How town funds are spent

Police and Fire represent nearly 60% of general fund expenditures. Non-departmental expenses reflect those expenses not attributed to departments such as liability/workers compensation insurance, litigation fees, animal control services, and retiree health contributions. General Administration includes Finance, Town Manager, Town Clerk, and Human Resources functions.

Where does the money come from?

Property and sales taxes combined typically represent over 60-70% of the Town’s total sources of revenue. Other sources of revenue include a mix of local taxes, Measure F funds, and service charges, such as Planning and Building permit fees.

Town Newsletter | May 27, 2025

Read our latest newsletter to learn about: Goats Coming to the Wall Property Application Submitted for 95 Broadway Project Fairfax Festival is Happening Recreation Summer Camps and Programs And so much more! Subscribe to the newsletter Subscribe to get this newsletter sent directly to you!

Press log May 21st thru 27th, 2025

Coming in July 2025! Goats on the Wall Property!

Goats will coming to the Wall Property the second week of July. The goats will be doing what they do best… Grazing! Using goats to graze for brush clearance is a planet friendly solution that helps to prevent wildfires in our open space. Stay tuned for updates and photos of the grazing goats! Fairfax has...

Ballfax Basketball Summer Camp 2025 - August 11 week

August 11, 2025

Need to know Ages: 3rd to 8th grade (limit of 20 kids) *Beginner and intermediate levels Where: Fairfax Pavilion and Contratti Field When: Week of Aug 11 2025 Monday – Friday from 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. Cost: $450 for Early Bird Registration before May 1, 2025. $500 after May 1, 2025. Daily drop in...

Machine Mayhem using LEGO Materials - Afternoon session August 4 week (Ages 8-12)

August 4, 2025

Need to know Location: Fairfax Pavilion Camp Schedule: August 4 week afternoon session 1-4pm Camp Participants: Ages 8 - 12 years old We keep it small and engaging, with a limit of 16 kids. Camp Fee Range: $230 Register: HERE! About the program Design your custom LEGO creation to take on any challenge. Mix and...

STEM Discovery using LEGO Materials - Morning session August 4 week (Ages 5-8)

August 4, 2025

Need to know Location: Fairfax Pavilion Camp Schedule: August 4 week morning session 9am - 12noon Camp Participants: Ages 5- 8 years old We keep it small and engaging, with a limit of 16 kids. Camp Fee Range: $230 Register: HERE! About the program Let your imagination run wild with tens of thousands of LEGO...

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