The Town of Fairfax has received the Certificate of Signature Verification from the county for the recall petitions regarding Councilmembers Blash and Hellman. The verification process has confirmed that both petitions meet the required number of valid signatures. Councilmember Required Signatures Valid Signatures Documents Councilmember Blash 1,479 1,552 Certificate of Signature Verification Petition Summary Report...
At the Special Town Council Meeting held on May 21st, 2025, staff presented options on how to approach studying parking availability in the town center area. Council directed staff to conduct a baseline study of the existing parking conditions in town with the assistance of local businesses and residents. Currently, staff are comparing the number...
Updates to the Fairfax General Plan will be considered at the July 16, 2025 Town Council meeting. The Town is in the process of making targeted updates to the General Plan's Land Use and Safety Elements in response to State Law. You are invited to attend the meeting to learn more about these updates and...
At 10:00 a.m. on June 30, recall proponents submitted signature gathering forms for two recall petitions: one for Vice Mayor Stephanie Hellman and one for Mayor Lisel Blash. The required number of signatures for each petition was 1479 (25% of the Fairfax registered voters). The prima facie (raw) count of signatures for recall of Vice...
For many years Fire Safe Marin has sponsored “chipper days” that allow residents to dispose of flammable vegetation free of charge. Schedule an appointment To participate in the program, you MUST book a reservation no later than the Friday preceding the week of your neighborhood’s scheduled service. Reservations are given on a first come first...
Plastic Free July is an initiative that began in Australia in 2011 as an effort to help people reduce the amount of plastic they encounter on a day-to-day basis. It has now grown into the Plastic Free Foundation, a global non-profit. Plastic Free July is a challenge and an opportunity to figure out how we...
The Town of Fairfax partnered with art teachers from Archie Williams High School to commission a new mural for the skate park. A design submitted by student Annalee Savage was approved by PARC and the project was completed by the end of June. A huge thank you to all involved who made this beautification project happen...
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The Marin Wildfire Prevention Authority and Ross Valley FD are working together to help reduce wildfire risk in your community. As part of this effort, home hardening and defensible space evaluations will take place in your neighborhood. Starting as early as 6/30/25 through most of July, the Fairfax neighborhoods of Oak Manor, Manor Hill, Cascade...
Need to know Ages: All are welcome Location: Fairfax Pavilion Dates: Weekends October 3 - 18, 2025 Cost: Suggested donation to support local theater Contact Sisi or Sam: For more information visit: fairfaxtheatrecompany.comOr call 415-302-0659 About the program The world’s most famous diamond is alleged to have been taken by force from Indian’s Sikh Nation...
The Town of Fairfax is seeking a qualified firm to update its Bicycle and Pedestrian Master Plan. Interested firms with expertise in active transportation planning are invited to review the following RFP document for detailed information on project requirements, submission guidelines, and evaluation criteria. Bicycle and Pedestrian Master Plan_RFP_June_16. Please feel free to contact Bryn...
