City of Sausalito

Council to Receive Recommendations from Sea Level Rise Task Force

An initial report and recommendations from the City's Sea Level Rise Task Force will be presented by Vice Mayor Janelle Kellman at the City Council meeting on Tuesday, November 16.

Delivery of Gray Garbage Carts Begins Week of November 15

Bay Cities Refuse will begin delivering new gray garbage carts to its customers in Sausalito during the week of November 15. The new gray carts will replace the customer-supplied landfill/garbage bins that have previously been in use.

ADU Owners Encouraged to Help Ease Homelessness Crisis

The City of Sausalito will host a virtual workshop at 6:00 p.m. on Thursday, November 18 for owners of Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) to learn how they can help ease the homelessness crisis in Marin by housing tenants at market rates through the Marin Housing Authority.

Weekday Closures on Coloma Street Start on November 15

The Sausalito-Marin City Sanitary District has informed the City of Sausalito that the Coloma Pump Station Replacement Project will require the weekday closure of a section of Coloma Street for three weeks beginning Monday, November 15.

New Route Numbers for Golden Gate Transit

Beginning December 12, Golden Gate Transit will introduce new route numbers to help customers better distinguish between Golden Gate Transit and other Bay Area bus systems.

Council Prioritization Focuses on Finances, Infrastructure, Committees

The City Council held a special meeting via Zoom on Saturday, October 30 to begin a prioritization process that includes identifying steps to shore up City finances, address basic infrastructure needs, and streamline the board and committee responsibilities of councilmembers and staff.

King Tides in November and December

During the late fall and early winter months, the combination of lunar phase and the solar perihelion can generate especially high tides, sometimes referred to as "king tides." King tides that exceed 6.5' typically cause street flooding in Sausalito, most often on Gate 5 Road.

COVID-19 Vaccinations for Ages 5-11

Marin County children ages 5-11 are now eligible to receive the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine, following confirmation from Governor Gavin Newsom on November 3.