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MAPE

MAPE is the Marin Association of Public Employees. MAPE represents over 1,200 Marin County employees

02/04/2026

San Rafael officials have approved a new 238-unit apartment complex, adding to the city’s ongoing efforts to expand housing options. Developments like this will shape future growth and service needs in the community.

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Planning commissioners said the project at 4040 Civic Center Drive is a refreshing change from recent plans that exploited state housing laws for large, unpopular developments.

01/22/2026

Costs for the Marin–Sonoma Narrows project continue to rise as construction moves forward, according to a recent update. The long-term infrastructure project remains ongoing and is expected to play a key role in regional transportation.

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With construction cost overruns and change orders, the final phase is expected to increase about $2.5 million to nearly $108 million.

01/20/2026

San Rafael officials have approved an agreement for a new affordable housing development, advancing efforts to increase housing options in the city. Projects like this are part of broader discussions about housing availability and community needs in Marin.

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Under a new agreement, the company that owns 400 Canal St. will get a tax break in exchange for establishing long-term affordability for tenants.

01/13/2026

Transportation agencies in the North Bay are planning changes that would reduce carpool lane hours on several major corridors. The adjustments could affect commute patterns for workers and residents throughout the region.

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Caltrans has been under pressure to shorten commuter lane restrictions since new expanded hours took effect in September.

01/08/2026

MarinHealth nurses have held an informational picket focused on staffing levels and employee benefits, raising concerns about working conditions and patient care. Situations like this highlight the ongoing challenges facing healthcare workers across the region.

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The labor action happened amid a prolonged contract conflict between the Greenbrae hospital and the union.

12/11/2025

Consultants have recommended changes to how several Marin County departments operate, following a review of organizational structure and services. These discussions are part of ongoing efforts to improve County operations and planning.

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The Board of Supervisors heard recommendations from a firm it hired to assess the performance of several key agencies.

12/09/2025

Supporters of the SMART rail system have submitted signatures for a tax renewal measure that would extend funding for regional transportation. The proposed renewal would allow SMART to continue operating and improving services throughout Marin and Sonoma counties.

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Unlike the ballot measure that failed in 2020, the citizens’ initiative would need a simple majority rather than two-thirds.

12/08/2025

The New York Times reports on a major surge in AI-related stocks, driven by rapid growth in the technology sector and increased demand for advanced computing. These trends continue to shape industries nationwide, including public services that rely on evolving technology.

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It is a time of superlatives in the tech industry, with historic profits, stock prices and deal prices. It’s enough to make some people very nervous.

12/05/2025

A recent report from The Sacramento Bee highlights new developments affecting California state workers — including updates that matter to public-service employees across the state.

It’s important for all of us in public employment to stay informed about statewide policies and conditions that could impact our work and rights.

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AI “exuberance” has led to higher-than-anticipated income tax collections, but budget experts warn that growth is unsustainable.

11/24/2025

San Rafael and Marin County have approved agreements to move forward with a new shelter site, expanding local capacity to support residents who need stable, safe housing. This is an important step toward strengthening services and addressing real needs in our community.

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The controversial 350 Merrydale Road project advanced after a lengthy City Council hearing Monday night and a Board of Supervisors hearing on Tuesday.

11/20/2025

The San Rafael City Council has approved several new housing projects, including a 13-story apartment building, as part of ongoing efforts to address local housing needs. These developments will shape future growth and services in the community.

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The Planning Commission has cleared two applications to create more than 300 new apartments downtown.

11/19/2025

Marin County has announced a shift requiring more in-office days for many departments, starting in early 2026. The change signals evolving workplace expectations in the public sector.

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Administrators are beginning to transition away from telecommuting arrangements that started during the pandemic.

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