Town Newsletter – October 9, 2020
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Many traditional holiday activities promote congregating and mixing of households, which increase the risk of transmitting COVID-19. For this reason, Marin County Public Health recommends that you choose a safer alternative way to celebrate Halloween and Dia de los Muertos and strongly discourages trick-or-treating. It is important to plan early and identify safer options. Fairfax … Continued
There is a ballot drop box located right outside Town Hall, open 24/7 until the polls close on Election Day (Nov. 3). You can insert your ballot into the box any time until then. Don’t forget to sign and date the return envelope! If you have any questions about the ballot drop box, please call … Continued
Election Mail Alert! Your Marin County Voter Information Guide will arrive any day. It includes information about candidates and ballot measures along with how to get translated information, where you can hand deliver your vote by mail ballot, accessible voting options, and other voter instructions. Your Guide also lists your assigned polling place. However, to … Continued
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Watch Alert Whenever possible, an initial Watch notification will be sent two days in advance of a potential PSPS event, followed by an additional Watch notification one day before the potential PSPS event, notifying customers of the possibility of a PSPS event in their area based on forecasted conditions. Warning Alert A PSPS Watch will … Continued
See all the details about this drawing for a 3 BR condominium in Mill Valley on the attached flyer. This announcement plus all BMR news and forms are all also available at: https://www.marinhousing.org/below-market-rate-homeownership-program.html The deadline for applications to be received by MHA is Monday, 10/5/2020 by 5 pm. Instructions for applying to the BMR Program … Continued
Click here to read Mayor Goddard’s September 18th letter to the community. To read past letters visit our Mayor’s Messages to the Community page.
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The Town Council recently established a Residential Rental Assistance Program to assist extremely low-income Fairfax renters whose household incomes were adversely affected by COVID-19. The program is administered by St. Vincent de Paul and Ritter Center. They will inform applicants of the program requirements. Funds are limited and provided on a first-come, first serve basis. If you … Continued