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. Please upgrade . is for decoration only skip decoration . Quick links Career opportunities What's my jurisdiction? Fees, forms, and permits Flood Control Program FEMA National Flood Insurance Program Recyclingrelated info Road closures (County-maintained) Bid opportunities Recent news Hands-on Public Works Fair Set for May 18 Family friendly event will take over part of County Fairgrounds in San Rafael Learn more Overall Improvement of County Roads Pavement Condition Index score for Marin has increased from 66 to 68 Learn more County Public Works Engineer Receives Top Award Rachel Calvert is honored by the American Public Works Association Learn more Panoramic Highway to Operate on One Lane A single lane of traffic control will be in place at milepost 2.26 for about 2 months Learn more Panoramic Highway Guardrail Work to Begin Travelers near Mount Tamalpais to be affected by construction zone Learn more Storm Season Preparations Completed County conducted annual maintenance work ahead of potentially wet winter Learn more Pavement preservation projects help extend the useful life of roads and can delay when they need to be repaved, avoiding expensive and disruptive rehabilitation projects. This was a project on Atherton Oaks Drive in Black Point, near Novato, that was completed during last year’s paving season. 11.3 Miles of Pavement Preservation to Begin CalRecycle grant funds secured for road maintenance using recycled tires Learn more Marin Center Campus Projects Ramp Up Veterans’ Memorial Auditorium progressing, campus entry work to begin soon Learn more $4M Grant Awarded to Divert Trash from Marin Waterways EPA funding will help create pollution prevention infrastructure Learn more Pavement preservation treatments help extend the useful life of pavement by keeping it in good condition, thereby avoiding the need for exponentially more expensive rehabilitation projects. For the 2022/23 fiscal year, Marin County Public Works will improve 13% of the County-maintained road network. This image shows a pavement preservation treatment project completed last year on Fallon Two Rock Road near Dillon Beach in West Marin. The project won an award in 2022 from the Western Regional Association of Pavement Preservation. 13% of County Roads Improved During Fiscal Year 2022/2023 56.8 miles of County roads being worked on during the 2022-2023 paving seasons Learn more Previous Next More news HelpfulShare Facebook Twitter Email Size + Reset a −Welcome About News Engage Feedback Social media Accessibility Accessibility Information If you are a person with a disability and require an accommodation to participate in a County program, service, or activity, requests may be made by calling (415) 473-4381 (Voice), Dial 711 for CA Relay, or by email at least five business days in advance of the event. We will do our best to fulfill requests received with less than five business days’ notice. Copies of documents are available in alternative formats upon request. Powered by Close window Close...