The City Hall building will be closed to the general public on Fridays from June 6, 2025 through August 29, 2025. San Rafael Community Centers, Libraries, Al Boro Parking Services, and all Public Safety services will remain open and maintain normal Friday hours.

 

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For all life threatening emergencies dial 911 Emergency Issues Downed trees, large branches or powerlines Blocked roadside storm drains or flooding Blocked access to roads, sidewalks, parks, or public pathways Traffic signal light out (completely off — not flashing to red) M-F 7:00am – 4:00pm call Public Works: 415-485-3355 After hours call SRPD Dispatch (24/7):...

What is the Mini-Grant? The City of San Rafael spends nearly a quarter of a million dollars annually addressing the problem of public dumping.  Nearly 20% of Public Works’ Streets Division time is spent collecting and disposing of waste that is dumped on City streets and sidewalks, creating a public nuisance and safety hazard for the community. ...

Resources The Bay Area Air Quality Management District (BAAQMD) is the official air pollution control agency for the San Francisco Bay Area, which includes Marin County. To stay up to date on Bay Area air quality news, visit their website. Below are resources to find out the current air quality conditions, to help you better understand...

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    3 hours free holiday parking in City-owned lots & garages The City of San Rafael's Holiday Parking Program is designed to make holiday parking easier and runs annually from the Saturday after Thanksgiving Day thru December 31.  Downtown visitors may enjoy 3 HOURS FREE parking in the “C St.” and “A St.” Garages...

Background Grand Avenue and Francisco Boulevard East form the primary corridor for residents living in the Canal Neighborhood, the most densely populated area in Marin County, to access the San Rafael Transit Center, SMART station, Montecito Plaza, and San Rafael High School. Local street connections between the Canal Neighborhood and the rest of the City...

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