Dan Schwarz, City Manager         June 10, 2022

City Manager Update

It’s Time to Repair our Storm Drains

Larkspur must repair our deteriorating storm drains before the costs of flooding, sinkholes, and other damage become even more expensive in the future. Delaying maintenance and repairs to Larkspur’s storm drains only increases costs in the long-run and make us less safe. A presentation providing an overview of the City's storm drain system and Caprital Improvement Program available here. 

Marin Climate Action, Resilience, and Community Workshops

Sign up for the online 5-session Climate Action Workshop presented by Resilient Neighborhoods.

You will reduce your household carbon footprint and get prepared for emergencies like wildfires and droughts with your climate action team. Taking simple actions like trimming energy and waste, conserving water, and making smarter transportation choices can save you money too. You’ll achieve measurable results and help build a stronger and safer community. More than 1,800 Marin residents have already reduced more than 10 million pounds of CO2 pollution through the program. Choose from workshops starting on June 16th and 29th. Workshops are free for Marin residents! Click here to sign up.

Budget Adoption

At the June 1, 2022 City Council Meeting, the City Council adopted Larkspur's Fiscal Year 2022-2023 Budget. A copy of the budget book is available for review here.