The county will send a test message to all AlertMarin users on Saturday morning.
Staffers worked through the weekend to count thousands of ballots received on Election Day.
Election officials said the outcome of some close races will become clearer next week.
Derek Johnson, a native of Marin County, will take over the top job this spring pending a final confirmation vote.
The March primary ballots will include a handful of local measures for voters in some parts of Marin County.
Supervisors moved forward with an updated set of regulations for short-term rentals, including a new countywide cap. Here's what to know.
Proposed updates to the ordinance include lowering the number of Airbnb-type rentals allowed in some areas while removing limits in others.
The move follows recent changes at the state level that are designed to target ADUs as a way to create more housing.
Eight communities will see local measures on their March ballots, which will be mailed to registered voters in early February.
The infusion of Measure A funds will help preserve more than 700 acres of farmland in West Marin, the county announced Tuesday.
Residents have a few more days to submit payments for the first installment of property taxes. Here's what to know.
A proposed ballot measure seeks to raise up to $20 billion to build more affordable housing in areas with the highest costs of living.
The annual state audit of the Marin County Assessor's Office found very little room for improvement, according to a new report.
The new eye-catching campaign is designed to draw more awareness to the dangers of fentanyl overdoses in Marin County.
The Board of Supervisors voted this week to increase Marin County's "living wage" to $18 per hour.
As the county works to create more housing, officials are moving forward with a plan to establish a temporary campground in Bolinas.
Anticipating a wet El Niño winter, Marin County is wrapping up annual preparations ahead of the stormy seasonl
Marin County will host a public meeting this month to update residents on plans to make changes to the busy Four Corners intersection.
Nearly $1.6 million in Measure A revenue will soon be available to help groups that support local food systems.
Marin's popular online permitting system now allows homeowners to receive instant approval for smaller kitchen and bathroom projects.
Local officials are preparing for the 2024 election cycle and hoping to connect with the 20,000 eligible voters who have yet to register.
Construction is ramping up at Marin Center as work gets underway on needed improvements around the Veterans' Memorial Auditorium.
The proposal would remove the elk fence and temporary water systems, while altering some rules for visitors.
The water board has been monitoring algal blooms since last week along parts of the shoreline off of Alameda and parts of Marin County.
State grants will help Marin complete two projects designed to improve behavioral health services and treatment options.
According to two reports, a top Alameda County prosecutor was accused of workplace misconduct by eight former subordinates in Marin County.
A federal grant will cover half the cost of designing and constructing new stormwater treatment facilities to reduce pollution countywide.
County parks and boat launches will be accessible for free starting this Saturday. Here's what to know.
The Board of Supervisors unanimously approved the balanced budget plan after three days of public hearings.
A public utility district in western Marin County has a failing tank that is losing more than 3 million gallons of water annually.
County staffers estimate removing entrance fees will cost about $400,000 in annual revenue.
Some community members who spoke Monday said police oversight should give an independent body more actual influence and power.
The Board of Supervisors will host three public hearings this month to discuss the county's new budget proposal.
Historic rainfall helped rebound the North Bay from a prolonged drought, but local leaders are already looking ahead to the next one.
Marin County residents are being asked to take the survey to provide feedback and advice on the county's priorities for the next five years.
The Board of Supervisors will receive a few key updates Tuesday and discuss a few proposed amendments to building codes.
County planners will host an online session next week to detail a new report about how rising sea levels could impact Stinson Beach.
A project to make repairs and improve landslide defense will require a few big delays along Goodhill Road over the coming weeks.
The Marin County District Attorney's Office has a few events planned next week, including a denim clothing drive.
Thousands of randomly selected households will soon receive a community survey to help the Board of Supervisors identify top priorities.