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At a glance: key votes and outcomes from the Marin County Board of Supervisors meeting, June 23, 2026
Summary
Summary of notable board actions on June 23: unanimous passage of the Pride Month proclamation; approval of consent calendars A and B; authorization of a $215,000 contract amendment for the county strategic plan; continuation of the Rush Creek Lighting and Landscape District; formation of the Upper Bay PRD; approval of CDBG/HOME funding recommendations; appointments to the Almonte Sanitary District; acceptance of a draft public engagement plan; and authorization to execute a three‑year CAL FIRE contract.
The Marin County Board of Supervisors took the following recorded and procedural actions at its June 23 meeting:
- Proclamation: The board unanimously adopted a resolution proclaiming June 2026 as LGBTQIA+ Pride Month in Marin County and heard supporting remarks from staff and community partners.
- Consent Calendar: Consent items A and B were approved by roll call.
- Strategic Plan contract amendment: The board authorized the county executive to execute an amendment increasing an existing agreement by $215,000 to support the development and implementation of a countywide strategic plan (item 10C). Motion carried by the board.
- Rush Creek Lighting & Landscape District: The board adopted a resolution to continue the Rush Creek Landscaping and Lighting District (public hearing concluded with no comments) and confirmed the diagram and assessment.
- Upper Bay Road PRD: After a contested public hearing with in‑person and online testimony for and against, the board approved formation of the Upper Bay Permanent Road Division. This action establishes the district; any future special tax for road improvements would require a subsequent proposal and a two‑thirds vote by affected voters under state law.
- CDBG / HOME / PLHA funding recommendations: The board approved recommended awards and contingent reprogramming authority for several projects including Eden Housing’s Oak Hill and Homeward Bound permanent supportive housing, Habitat for Humanity rehab loans, and accessibility repairs for multiple childcare centers; staff noted HUD timeliness conditions and will manage contingent reallocations if projects do not proceed.
- Appointments: The board appointed two members to the Almonte Sanitary District (appointments made in lieu of election where no candidates filed).
- Public Engagement Framework: The board accepted the draft public engagement playbook as the county’s initial framework and directed the county executive to refine and implement it across departments.
- CAL FIRE Contract: The Board authorized the county executive or fire chief to execute a three‑year contract with CAL FIRE to provide wildland fire protection and prevention services (approximately $71M total; ~$23.5M/year). The contract covers engine and crew staffing, prevention positions and capital outlay.
No votes were recorded to adopt an ICE‑free ordinance; that matter was raised extensively during public comment and will require separate board action to introduce or agendize.
