Marin County, California

Testing Primary encoder Test 4

The Marin County Board of Supervisors will open the meeting, take roll, and conduct ceremonial business. Public comments will be heard on items not on the agenda, limited to 45 minutes. The Board will receive informational updates and consider two consent agendas, including approval of minutes and memorial adjournments. The meeting will conclude with adjournment.

• Call to Order
• Roll Call
• Ceremonial
• Public Comments (up to 45 minutes)
• Consent Agenda A – approval of minutes and memorial adjournments

Encoder testing Primary Test 2

The Marin County Board of Supervisors will open with a call to order, roll call, and ceremonial remarks. A public comment period will be provided, limited to 45 minutes. The board will receive informational updates and consider a consent agenda that includes approval of minutes and requests for memorial adjournments.

• Approval of minutes (Consent Agenda A)
• Request for memorial adjournments (Consent Agenda A)
• Public comment period (up to 45 minutes)
• Board of Supervisors matters and informational updates
• Ceremonial item

Testing Encoder Primary

The Marin County Board of Supervisors will open the meeting, take roll, and allow public comment on items not on the agenda. It will receive informational updates on regional board assignments and the County Executive report. The Board will then consider a consent agenda that includes approval of the meeting minutes and any requested memorial adjournments. No substantive policy decisions are listed on the agenda.

• Approval of meeting minutes (Consent Agenda A)
• Request for memorial adjournments (Consent Agenda A)
• Public comment period for non‑agenda items
• Informational updates on regional board assignments and County Executive report
• Consent Agenda B (items not detailed in agenda)

Testing Primary encoder Test 5 - 7/17/26

Testing Encoder Primary Test 3

The Marin County Board of Supervisors will meet on July 17, 2026 to conduct routine business. Items include a call to order, roll call, ceremonial, a public comment period, informational updates, and approval of the meeting minutes through consent agendas. No substantive policy decisions are listed on the agenda.

• Approval of minutes (Consent Agenda A, item a)
• Request for in memorial adjournments (Consent Agenda A, item b)
• Public comment period (Item 4)
• Board of Supervisors matters and informational updates (Item 5)
• Consent Agenda B (Item 7)

Granicus Testing Encoder 1

The agenda consists of procedural boilerplate and standard meeting sections. No specific policy items, contracts, or legislative actions are listed for decision.

Granicus Testing Encoder 1Part 2

The agenda consists of procedural boilerplate and standard meeting sections. No specific policy items, contracts, or public hearing topics are listed.

Granicus Testing Encoder 2

The agenda consists of procedural boilerplate and standard meeting sections. No specific legislative items, contracts, or policy decisions are listed.

Granicus Encoder 1 Testing

The agenda consists of procedural boilerplate and standard meeting sections. No specific policy items, contracts, or legislative proposals are listed for decision.

Testing Primary Encoder Test 3

This meeting agenda contains only standard procedural items such as call to order, roll call, public comments, consent agendas, and adjournment. No specific rezonings, contracts, ordinances, or public hearings with substantive details are listed.

• Agenda includes only procedural items; no concrete decisions or discussions are specified.

Marin Encoder Test

This is a largely procedural meeting of the Marin County Board of Supervisors. The agenda includes call to order, public comments, board matters, consent agendas for the Board, Flood Control District, and Open Space District, but no specific substantive items are listed under Public Hearing, Policy Agenda, or Business/Discussion. No decisions or discussions with concrete details are noted.

• Consent Agenda A: Approval of minutes and in memoriam adjournments.
• Consent Agenda B: No items specified.
• Marin County Flood Control and Water Conservation District Consent Calendar: No items specified.
• Marin County Open Space District Consent Calendar: No items specified.
• Public Hearing, Policy Agenda, and Business/Discussion sections are listed but contain no agenda items.

Marin Testing Encoder Number 2

This agenda contains only routine procedural items such as approval of minutes, consent agendas, public comment, and board matters. No specific substantive decisions or discussions are listed.

Marin Encoder Test Primary Encoder Test 2

The agenda consists of procedural boilerplate and standard meeting sections. No specific policy items, contracts, or public hearing topics are listed.

BOS Meeting

The Board will vote on a consent agenda containing over 30 items, including FY 2026-27 behavioral health service agreements totaling more than $30 million, a $550,000 contract for communications support, and affordable housing fee adjustments. Also up for approval are a new communications site lease at Barnabe Peak, a bridge replacement project on Lucas Valley Road, and a no-parking zone on Erin Drive and Erin Court.

• Approval of $10,248,442 for substance use residential treatment services (CA-7h)
• Approval of $8,850,000 for adult mental health residential placements (CA-7e)
• Approval of $7,545,000 for specialty mental health outpatient treatment (CA-7j)
• Contract increase with SAE Communication from $300,000 to $550,000 (CA-2b)
• Resolution to set public hearing for FY 2026-27 Schedule of Charges for mental health/substance use services (CA-7n)

BOS Meeting

The Board will consider a large consent agenda including a $14,037,561 three-year contract with Marin Humane for animal control, a $550,000 increase for Office 365 licensing, and $450,000 for three-year Enterprise ChatGPT licenses. Other items include resolutions recognizing Juneteenth and honoring retirees, plus various appointments and contract addenda.

• Approve $14,037,561 three-year agreement with Marin Humane for animal control services through June 2029
• Increase Office 365 licensing contract by $550,000 to not exceed $2,300,000
• Approve three-year Enterprise ChatGPT licenses for $450,000
• Authorize $226,289 third addendum for Bolinas Lagoon Wye Wetlands Resiliency Project monitoring
• Adopt resolution recognizing June 19, 2026 as Juneteenth Independence Day in Marin County

BOS Meeting

The Board of Supervisors will consider consent agenda items including contracts for youth mental health programs, firehouse construction, and a public hearing on forming a permanent road division. A $1.3 million grant for fire department training and a contract amendment for an environmental impact report on a major project are also on the agenda.

• Public hearing on formation of Upper Bay Road Permanent Road Division
• $1,304,578 grant for Marin County Fire Department FIRE Foundry program
• $363,282 contract for Lagoon Park Restroom Replacement Project
• $1,676,293 total contract for North Coast Land Holdings EIR
• $100,000 contract to partially offset Muir Beach Firehouse construction

BOS Meeting

The Board of Supervisors will consider several contract amendments for health and homeless services, public works projects, and community grants. The meeting includes a request to accept opioid settlement funding and a resolution for Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month.

• Acceptance of $656,570.07 in Kroger opioid settlement funding over nine years
• Contract increase of $637,199 for Ritter Center Homeless Housing, Assistance and Prevention
• Grant of up to $250,000 for Enriching Lives through Music building renovations
• Tidelands Lease Agreement for 43 Cliff Road, Belvedere
• Design services for new pickleball courts at McInnis Park totaling $128,874

BOS Meeting

The Board of Supervisors will review several funding requests, including a capital grant for permanent supportive housing and a HUD planning grant. The meeting also includes appointments to various county commissions and several ceremonial resolutions.

• Capital Grant Agreement with Catholic Charities CYO for up to $1,931,918 for Permanent Supportive Housing
• HUD Continuum of Care Planning Grant award in the amount of $256,052
• Professional Services Contract with Patriot Consulting for SecureShield365 and Microsoft Copilot not to exceed $140,000
• Annual Firewall Maintenance Contract expenditures to exceed $200,000
• Four grants for the District Attorney's Office totaling $979,888

The Board of Supervisors adopted several ceremonial resolutions and approved a series of consent agenda items. Notably, they approved a Capital Grant Agreement with Catholic Charities CYO for up to $1,931,918 to fund permanent supportive housing under the Homekey+ program. All listed motions were approved unanimously by the five supervisors.

• Approved ceremonial resolution proclaiming May 2026 Mental Health Awareness Month (5-0)
• Approved resolution commending W. Bradley Electric, LLC (5-0)
• Approved Capital Grant Agreement with Catholic Charities CYO for up to $1,931,918 (5-0)
• Approved $8,453 addendum to Jewish Family and Children’s Services contract (5-0)
• Approved $256,052 HUD Continuum of Care Planning Grant award (5-0)
• Approved Professional Services Contract with Patriot Consulting up to $140,000 (5-0)
• Approved construction contract for Marin County Fire Department HQ project (5-0)
• Approved New Tidelands Lease Agreement for 125 Belvedere Ave. (5-0)

Flood Meeting

BOS Meeting

The Board of Supervisors will conduct a public hearing to initiate the adoption of development impact fees and offsite design standards for infrastructure. The meeting also includes several appointments to county commissions and various contract approvals for health and public works services.

• Public hearing to initiate adoption of development impact fees and offsite objective design and development standards
• Funding recommendations for Community Land Trust Association of West Marin for affordable housing at 55/65 Second Street and 10189 State Route 1
• Contract increase of $35,000 for Barbier Security Group for security at Health and Wellness Campus and other facilities
• Lease agreement with Marin Community Clinics for a county-owned building at 3260 Kerner Boulevard, San Rafael
• Contract of $130,047 with Buckelew Programs to operate a Proposition 47-funded Sober Living Residence

The Marin County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved the entire consent agenda. Items included resolutions designating April 2026 as Month of the Young Child and Child Abuse Prevention Month, multiple appointments to county commissions and boards, and a series of contract and funding authorizations. All motions were approved without dissent.

• Approved resolutions proclaiming April 2026 as Month of the Young Child and Child Abuse Prevention Month (unanimous)
• Approved appointments to CSA #20, Women's Commission, Behavioral Health Board, Civic Center Conservancy, and Child Care Commission (unanimous)
• Authorized funding for Community Land Trust Association of West Marin affordable housing projects (unanimous)
• Approved $35,000 addendum to Barbier Security Group contract, raising total to $998,548 for county facilities (unanimous)
• Approved $130,047 contract with Buckelew Programs for Proposition 47 sober living residence (unanimous)
• Approved $85,000 contract with Wayfinder Family Services for clinical supervision services (unanimous)
• Approved lease agreement with Marin Community Clinics at 3260 Kerner Boulevard for dental and specialty medical services (unanimous)
• Approved amendment to Marin Sanitary Service franchise agreement (unanimous)

Open Space Meeting

Special Meeting

The Marin County Board of Supervisors will consider a request from the County Fire Department to approve the first extension of a Local Emergency Proclamation. The proclamation was originally ratified on January 20, 2026 in response to compound flooding and severe storms that began on January 3, 2026. The extension would be approved as part of Consent Agenda A.

• Approve first extension of Local Emergency Proclamation for compound flooding and severe storms (originally ratified Jan 20 2026, events began Jan 3 2026)

The Board approved RES 26-018, extending the Local Emergency Proclamation for the compound flooding and severe storms that began on January 3, 2026. The motion was moved by Supervisor Sackett, seconded by Supervisor Colbert, and passed with votes from Sackett, Lucan, and Colbert. No other substantive actions were recorded in the meeting.

• Approved extension of Local Emergency Proclamation (RES 26-018) (3-0)

Special Housing Meeting

BOS Meeting

The Marin County Board of Supervisors will consider approval of contracts for housing services, grants for the Fair and Child Advocacy Center, and road improvement projects, along with a resolution to proclaim American Red Cross Month.

• Approval of $7.19M contract for Extension of Service Provider Agreements
• Approval of $39,000 grant for Marin County Fair operations
• Approval of $175,000 Child Advocacy Center Program grant
• Resolution proclaiming 'American Red Cross Month' in March 2026
• Resolution establishing a no-parking zone near Idylberry Road intersections

The Marin County Board of Supervisors approved a series of items on its March 10, 2026 regular meeting, most of them through Consent Agenda A and B. Notably, the Board authorized a $7,191,792.87 extension of existing health service provider agreements. Additional approvals included contracts for procurement modernization, youth foster services, child‑care contract addendum, transitional housing, bridge design services, a modest increase to a senior rent‑subsidy contract, and a grant for the county fair.

• Approved $75,000 contract with PFM Financial Advisors for procurement modernization (5-0)
• Approved $7,191,792.87 extension of health service provider agreements (5-0)
• Approved $185,749 contract with Alternative Family Services for foster‑youth independent living program (5-0)
• Approved $250,000 addendum to Marin Child Care Council contract (5-0)
• Approved $393,317 contract with Alternative Family Services for Transitional Housing Program Plus (5-0)
• Approved $79,060 addendum to Mark Thomas & Company contract for Mill Valley‑Sausalito bridge design (5-0)
• Approved $8,908 increase to North Marin Community Services contract for shallow rent subsidies (5-0)
• Approved $39,000 grant from California Department of Food and Agriculture for the 2026 Marin County Fair (5-0)

Housing Meeting

TRUTH Act Hearing

The Marin County Board of Supervisors will discuss a policy agenda item recommending a community forum about the TRUTH Act. The forum would address the provision of information on individuals housed in the Marin County Jail to ICE, based on 2025 statistical data. The Board will decide whether to schedule and hold this forum. Other agenda items are routine procedural matters such as call to order and roll call.

• TRUTH ACT Community Forum Regarding 2025 Statistical Data – recommendation to hold a forum on jail data sharing with ICE

Budget Meeting

The Marin County Board of Supervisors will hold its FY 2026‑28 Budget Workshop, Day 3 of 3, and is recommended to accept the report and update on budget development. The meeting also includes routine consent agenda items such as approval of minutes, memorial adjournments, and consent calendars for the Flood Control and Water Conservation District and the Open Space District. A public hearing and a special‑district agenda featuring the Open Space District Board, Flood Control District Board, and Housing Authority Board are scheduled.

• Consent Agenda A – approval of minutes and memorial adjournments
• Consent Agenda B
• Marin County Flood Control and Water Conservation District Consent Calendar
• Marin County Open Space District Consent Calendar
• FY 2026‑28 Budget Workshop – Day 3 of 3: accept report and update on budget development

Budget Meeting

The Marin County Board of Supervisors will hold its second day of a three‑day budget workshop for fiscal years 2026‑28. The board is scheduled to accept the report and update on budget development. Additional items include approval of meeting minutes, consent calendar items for the Flood Control and Water Conservation District and Open Space District, and a public hearing. The meeting also includes a special district agenda with the Open Space District, Flood Control and Water Conservation District, and Housing Authority boards.

• Consent Agenda A – approval of minutes and memorial adjournments
• FY 2026‑28 Budget Workshop – Day 2 of 3: accept report and update on budget development
• Marin County Flood Control and Water Conservation District Consent Calendar
• Marin County Open Space District Consent Calendar
• Special District Agenda – meetings of the Open Space District Board, Flood Control and Water Conservation District Board, and Housing Authority Board of Commissioners

BOS Meeting

The Board of Supervisors will discuss calling a special election on June 2, 2026, regarding the 'Smart Initiative' for rail and transit. The meeting also includes several contract approvals for health services, housing, and park improvements.

• Proposed special election on June 2, 2026, for the 'Smart Initiative: Safe, modern and accessible rail and transit'
• Proposed ordinance to adopt the 2025 California Building Standards Code with local amendments
• Increase of $2,000,000 for a Master Agreement governing residential placements of mental health clients
• Agreement for the Oak Hill Workforce Housing Project
• $300,000 project statement addendum for the Bothin Marsh Evolving Shorelines Project

The Board adopted a resolution calling a special election on June 2, 2026 for the Smart Initiative rail and transit measure. It also approved the 2025 Integrated Pest Management Annual Report, a commendation for the 2025 IPM Achievement Award, and the 2026 IPM Allowed Products List. In addition, the Board approved numerous consent‑agenda items covering contracts, staffing, and grant authorizations.

• Approved resolution calling special election for Smart Initiative (June 2, 2026)
• Adopted 2025 Integrated Pest Management Annual Report
• Approved commendation for 2025 IPM Achievement Award recipient
• Approved 2026 IPM Allowed Products List
• Authorized $300,000 Bothin Marsh Evolving Shorelines Project addendum
• Approved $2,000,000 increase to BHRS Fee‑for‑Service Master Agreement
• Approved $319,103 State Assembly Bill 102 allocation for Division of Social Services
• Added 1.0 FTE fixed‑term Auditor‑Appraiser I/II position for three‑year term

Budget Meeting

The Board of Supervisors will conduct the first day of a three-part budget workshop for fiscal years 2026-28. The meeting also includes sessions for the Open Space District, Flood Control and Water Conservation District, and the Housing Authority.

• FY 2026-28 Budget Workshop - Day 1 of 3

BOS Meeting

The Board of Supervisors will consider approving real property purchases in Novato, a $100,000 grant for historical preservation, and various contracts for housing, legal aid, and public works projects. The meeting will also include a study session on food safety programs and a closed session regarding litigation.

• Approve $100,000 matching funds for Novato Historical Guild
• Authorize $305,330 contract for Legal Aid of Marin
• Approve Real Property Purchase Agreements at 350 Ignacio Boulevard
• Approve $1,207,922 contract addendum for Community Response Initiative
• Approve $196,789 addendum for CART Captioning services

The Board authorized the County Executive to execute real‑property purchase agreements with JAJ Real Estate Holdings, LLC and NCP Commercial II, LLC for the site at 350 Ignacio Boulevard, along with related certificates of acceptance and budget adjustments. The Board also approved $100,000 in matching funds for the Novato Historical Guild, a Community Development Block Grant agreement with the Ritter Center, a $196,789 addendum to the QuickCaption contract, and scheduled a public hearing on a 9% rate increase for Recology in the West Marin Franchise Area. All motions passed unanimously.

• Approved real‑property purchase agreements for 350 Ignacio Blvd (ayes: Moulton-Peters, Rodoni, Sackett, Lucan, Colbert)
• Approved $100,000 matching funds for Novato Historical Guild capital campaign (ayes: Moulton-Peters, Rodoni, Sackett, Lucan, Colbert)
• Authorized Community Development Block Grant agreement with Ritter Center (ayes: Moulton-Peters, Rodoni, Sackett, Lucan, Colbert)
• Approved $196,789 addendum to QuickCaption contract extending service to 2027 (ayes: Moulton-Peters, Rodoni, Sackett, Lucan, Colbert)
• Scheduled public hearing March 10, 2026 for 9% rate increase and contract amendment with Recology (ayes: Moulton-Peters, Rodoni, Sackett, Lucan, Colbert)
• Approved $305,330 contract with Legal Aid of Marin for homelessness prevention services (ayes: Moulton-Peters, Rodoni, Sackett, Lucan, Colbert)
• Approved professional services contracts with MicroEstimating, Inc. and Cumming Management Group, Inc. (ayes: Moulton-Peters, Rodoni, Sackett, Lucan, Colbert)
• Approved amendment to Schaaf & Wheeler Consulting contract for Crest Marin stormwater pump station (ayes: Moulton-Peters, Rodoni, Sackett, Lucan, Colbert)

Flood Meeting

The Marin County Flood Control and Water Conservation District Board of Supervisors will consider approving an amendment to a professional services contract for the Crest Marin Stormwater Pump Station rehabilitation design and the Deer Island Ponds restoration project. The meeting is a standard consent calendar session.

• Amendment to contract with Schaaf & Wheeler Consulting Group for Crest Marin Stormwater Pump Station rehabilitation design
• Approval of plans and specifications for Deer Island Ponds restoration and Novato Creek maintenance sediment removal

Housing Meeting

The Marin County Housing Authority Board of Commissioners will organize its leadership and review several program contracts. The board will also hold a public hearing regarding an organizational excellence report prepared by KPMG.

• Renewal of FY 2025/2026 contract with BHRS for Shelter Plus Care Program not to exceed $324,000
• Renewal of contract with Homelessness & Coordinated Care for Housing Locator Program not to exceed $330,897.53
• Public hearing to accept the Organizational Excellence Report prepared by KPMG
• Election of the Board President and Vice President
• Closed session to decide on the initiation of one potential litigation case

BOS MEETING

The Marin County Board of Supervisors will consider approving $40 million in tax-exempt bonds to finance the construction and improvement of Drake Avenue Apartments in Marin City and Shoreline Apartments in Mill Valley. The meeting also includes renewals for homelessness services contracts and a public hearing on the bond issuance.

• Approve $40,000,000 in tax-exempt bonds for Drake Avenue Apartments (Marin City) and Shoreline Apartments (Mill Valley)
• Approve $710,033 contract renewal with St. Vincent de Paul Society for expanded housing case management
• Approve $527,285 contract renewal with Homeward Bound of Marin for shelter operations
• Approve $209,384 contract for CEQA analysis of Buck's Landing Dock and Pier Project
• Approve $10,000 donation from Brewster West Foundation for library summer learning

The Board of Supervisors approved a resolution authorizing $40,000,000 in tax‑exempt conduit bonds to fund the Drake Avenue and Shoreline Apartments projects. It also adopted the 2025 Employee of the Year resolution and approved numerous contracts and a new ordinance on fire‑retardant wood. All actions passed with unanimous support from the five supervisors.

• Approved 2025 Employee of the Year resolution – Passed (5‑0)
• Approved $710,033 contract with St. Vincent de Paul Society for homelessness services – Passed (5‑0)
• Approved $250,000 contract with Marin Child Care Council for safety‑net childcare – Passed (5‑0)
• Approved $330,898 contract with Marin Housing Authority for housing navigation – Passed (5‑0)
• Approved $274,328 new contract with Community Action Marin for Hamilton Marsh encampment services – Passed (5‑0)
• Approved $209,384 CEQA analysis contract for Buck's Landing Dock and Pier Project – Passed (5‑0)
• Approved $527,285 renewal contract with Homeward Bound of Marin for shelter operations – Passed (5‑0)
• Approved $40,000,000 tax‑exempt bond issuance for Drake Avenue and Shoreline Apartments – Passed (5‑0)

BOS MEETING

The Board of Supervisors will consider ratifying a local emergency proclamation regarding compound flooding and severe storms that began January 3, 2026. The body will also elect its President, Vice President, and Second Vice President. Other business includes reviewing a labor agreement for the Fire Headquarters Project.

• Ratification and 60-day extension of Local Emergency Proclamation for flooding and severe storms
• Proposed Project Labor Agreement (PLA) for the Marin County Fire Headquarters Project
• Contract with Alternative Family Services for $323,715 for youth housing support
• Contract with Center for Domestic Peace for $389,131 for domestic violence shelter and housing
• Ordinance to rescind and replace speed limits on San Geronimo Valley Drive and Sir Francis Drake Boulevard

The Board adopted a Project Labor Agreement for the new Marin County Fire Headquarters. It also approved a large consent agenda that included minutes, commendations, two CDBG agreements, several health‑services contracts, an extension of the Granicus agenda system, a lease assignment for County tidelands, and a speed‑limit ordinance change. All items were approved unanimously.

• Approved minutes from the November 4, November 18, December 9 and December 16, 2025 meetings (unanimous)
• Adopted resolutions commending the 2025 Novato Citizen of the Year and three Novato Chamber of Commerce award winners (unanimous)
• Authorized CDBG agreements with Homeward Bound of Marin (New Beginnings Center) and CLAM (Ocean Terrace) (unanimous)
• Approved health‑human services contracts totaling $1,025,132 with Alternative Family Services, Catholic Charities, Center for Domestic Peace, and Homeward Bound (unanimous)
• Extended the termination date of the Granicus OneMeeting agenda‑management contract (unanimous)
• Assigned the lease for County tidelands adjacent to 97 West Shore Road, Belvedere, to 97 West Shore LLC (unanimous)
• Adopted ordinance rescinding and replacing speed limits on San Geronimo Valley Drive and Sir Francis Drake Boulevard (unanimous)
• Authorized the Project Labor Agreement for the Marin County Fire Headquarters Project (unanimous)

Open Space Meeting

The Board will consider a consent calendar item requesting that the Open Space District General Manager be authorized to approve the One Tam Collaborative work plan for 2026‑2028. This item is presented as a request for approval of the collaborative’s multi‑year work plan. No other agenda items are listed.

• OSD‑1: Authorize General Manager to approve One Tam Collaborative 2026‑2028 Work Plan

At the January 20, 2026 Open Space District regular meeting, the board considered a consent calendar item to let the General Manager approve the One Tam Collaborative 2026–2028 Work Plan. The motion to approve the item passed. The ayes were cast by Moulton-Peters, Rodoni, Sackett, Lucan and Colbert.

• Authorized General Manager to approve One Tam Collaborative 2026–2028 Work Plan (approved, 5 ayes)