Evacuation Maps The Town, in conjunction, with FIRESafe MARIN and the Marin Wildfire Prevention Authority (MWPA) has prepared evacuation maps for Fairfax neighborhoods. In addition to routes, the maps contains important safety tips, an evacuation checklist, and how to receive information regarding emergencies. Disaster Preparedness: Evacuation Planning Guide An order to evacuate could come at...
Purpose The Parks and Recreation Commission oversees the public parks and recommends and organizes events and activities for Fairfax residents. Some of the events the Commission sponsors include: Alice in Wonderland Tea Party with Fairfax Theater Company Annual Egg Hunt in Bolinas Park Fairfax Festival & Parade Concerts in the Park Town Wide Picnic on...
Purpose The Fairfax Open Space Committee assesses open space acquisition opportunities, raises funds and support within the community for such proposals. This Committee also serves as an advisory body in the consideration of long-term planning for the Town, and to review certain planning and development matters. Background The Fairfax Open Space Committee (“FOSC”) is an...
The Finance Committee is a standing committee, chaired by the Finance Director. The committee is responsible for reviewing and providing guidance for the Town’s financial matters. Specifically, the committee assures internal controls, independent audit, and financial analysis for the organization. The Finance Committee reviews all financial statements and reports on financial activity to the Council....
The Climate Action Committee (“CAC”) was established to implement the Climate Action Plan, adopted by the Town Council on February 5, 2014. Its mission is to mitigate the production of greenhouse gas and compile existing and potential strategies to address climate change. The CAC works closely with staff and the Town Council to monitor and...
The Citizens Disaster Council is an advisory committee mandated by the Town Code that meets on an as-needed basis.The duties of the Disaster Council are to develop and recommend actions for the Town Council to consider, including:Emergency and mutual aid plans and agreements.Ordinances, resolutions, rules and regulations necessary to implement such plans and agreements. The Disaster...
Age Friendly Fairfax Age Friendly Fairfax is made up of community members that meet occasionally to plan activities, make improvements, and create programs of special interest to older adults in an effort to promote healthy and active aging. The Town of Fairfax has been a part of the Global Network of Age Friendly Cities...
Have a voice in your town government – join a board, committee, or commission! Town committees and commissions provide advice to the Town Council, and the important work they do ensures community participation in the decision-making process. Committees and commissions hold regular meetings, which are open to the public. You can find the current and...
The Town of Fairfax and County of Marin offer two key platforms to keep you informed and connected with your community: AlertMarin and Nixle. Here’s how you can benefit from each: 1. AlertMarin: Countywide alert notification system Emergency officials use the AlertMarin Emergency Notification System to provide you with critical information and potentially life-saving instruction....
The Fairfax Creek Web Cam was installed in 2010 by the Fairfax Police Department as a means for the public to monitor creek levels during storms. Sleepy Hollow and the Town of San Anselmo soon followed with the installation of their own cameras. The Fairfax Police continue to maintain this camera with the newest version...
The cities and towns of Marin County jointly contract with Emanuels Jones & Associates for legislative advocacy services. Working with the Legislative Committee of the Marin County Council of Mayors and Councilmembers (MCCMC), Emanuels Jones reviews all legislative bills for their impact on Marin and takes action of specific proposals. This work includes advocating for...
The Town is a member of the Bay Cities Joint Powers Insurance Authority (BCJPIA) which is a self-insurance pool whose membership consist of over 20 bay area communities including 10 entities from Marin County. The Town Manager and Finance Director are the Town’s board representatives to BCJPIA.
The Town Council meets on the first Wednesday of each month. When a holiday occurs, the meeting is moved to another Wednesday. Meetings begin at 7:00 p.m. and are held at the Women's Club (46 Park Road). Each year, the Town Council sets their meeting dates by resolution to avoid conflicts with New Year’s Day,...
The Town Clerk's Office administers democratic processes such as local elections, provides access to Town records, and ensures transparency to the public for all legislative actions. The Town Clerk acts as the compliance officer for federal, state, and local statutes including the Political Reform Act, the Brown Act, and the Public Records Act. Key responsibilities...