The City has created a map of all the bike racks in downtown San Rafael!
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BioMarin Restoration Project Update
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Two Marin websites that may interest you:
The Marin Post
A publishing platform about issues of shared community concern
Marin Map
A group of local governments, special districts and other public agencies that have
joined together to create a Geographic Information System
Get Emergency Alerts by Phone, Text & Email!
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If you live, work or go to school in Marin County and are 18 and over, you may now register your cell phone or VoIP (voice over internet protocol) phone to receive emergency alerts specific to your area sent by call, text, or email. Landline phone numbers (both listed and unlisted/blocked) are already included in the County’s Telephone Emergency Notification System (TENS) but cell phone and VoIP numbers are not included and will require your registration in our Self-Registration Portal. Note that you can register for multiple Marin locations – each geographic location in Marin you choose requires registration with a unique identifying email address. You may register up to two cellphone numbers and one VoIP number per geographic location. Supervisor Katie Rice recommends that you register! Please read the FAQ then click here.
A NOTICE TO ALL SAN RAFAEL RESIDENTS:
Many incidents involving theft, break-ins and burglary around San Rafael from Marinwood to Peacock Gap have been reported to the Police Department. In a few cases reported by the San Rafael Hill Neighborhood, particularly in the hillside areas, there have been pictures taken and arrests made. BUT the police continue to ask that all residents remain vigilant in watching out for their neighborhoods!!
In addition, lock your doors, remove your garage door openers from your car or place them out of sight and make sure you leave no accessible windows open, whether you are home or not.
Be safe and keep your eyes open, report any suspicious person or vehicle noticed in your area to the police, as it is always better to be safe than sorry.
Many incidents involving theft, break-ins and burglary around San Rafael from Marinwood to Peacock Gap have been reported to the Police Department. In a few cases reported by the San Rafael Hill Neighborhood, particularly in the hillside areas, there have been pictures taken and arrests made. BUT the police continue to ask that all residents remain vigilant in watching out for their neighborhoods!!
In addition, lock your doors, remove your garage door openers from your car or place them out of sight and make sure you leave no accessible windows open, whether you are home or not.
Be safe and keep your eyes open, report any suspicious person or vehicle noticed in your area to the police, as it is always better to be safe than sorry.
