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Mill Valley honors Women's History Month and recognizes volunteer Kendra Pollock as All-Star
Summary
Council proclaimed March 2026 as Women's History Month and presented an All-Star award to longtime volunteer Kendra Pollock, with remarks from council and community leaders highlighting her work with local nonprofits, schools and senior services.
The council proclaimed March 2026 as Women's History Month, citing local historical leaders and Mill Valley's contributions to statewide movements. Tammy Herndon introduced the proclamation and named local figures including Shirley Hassley, noted as Mill Valley's first Black teacher.
Council and community speakers then honored volunteer Kendra Pollock as a Mill Valley All-Star. Pollock and many colleagues described her long service across multiple organizations (Parent Teacher Student Association at Tamalpais High School, Mill Valley AWARE, Marin Healthy Youth Partnerships, Heart of the Village, neighborhood and senior programs), and recounted intergenerational programs and volunteer-driven initiatives she helped build. The council presented Pollock with a plaque and took photographs.
The proclamation and the All-Star award were ceremonial, requiring no council action beyond the recognition.
