Dan Schwarz, City Manager July 8, 2022
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New EV Charging App from MCE Saves Drivers Money
MCE’s new EV smart-charging app, MCE Sync, is now available to Bay Area drivers, helping save the average driver up to $1,000 per year vs. gasoline. The MCE Sync app provides a hassle-free way for EV drivers to charge off-peak which also aligns EV charging with low-carbon electricity and supports grid reliability.
Learn about eligibility and sign up for the program at mcecleanenergy.org/mce-sync/.
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Utility Partnership with 211 enhances support during Public Safety Power Shutoffs
In partnership with the 211 California Network, PG&E has ramped up their emergency preparedness support for communities in preparation for Public Safety Power Shutoffs (PSPS). For individuals at risk of PSPS, particularly those with access and functional needs, 211 offers a toolkit that considers each of them holistically and helps to tailor a resiliency plan that works for them.
To get connected and get help through the free, confidential referral hotline, dial 2-1-1. You can also log onto 211.org for more information. 211 is available 24/7 in more than 300 languages.
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Highway 101 Lane Closure
Caltrans will be conducting significant work over the weekend. A major closure coming to Highway 101 in Marin, with delays up to 1 hour expected. A full two lanes of a four-lane stretch on northbound Highway 101 in Marin County will be closed for repairs. The lane closure is scheduled from 10 p.m., Friday, July 8, to 7 a.m., Monday, July 11.
No on- or off-ramps will be closed.
For real-time traffic updates visit https://quickmap.dot.ca.gov/
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Public Works Citizen Service Request
Members of the public may report non-emergency concerns regarding public roads and facilities by filling out our online Citizen Service Request Form. For emergency concerns, please call 415-927-5017 during normal business hours. For after-hours emergencies, please call the Central Marin Police Dispatch at 415-446-4514.
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Library eBook Resources
Looking for eBooks, eAudiobooks and other digital content? Larkspur Library's Digital Downloads Collection is always expanding. You can download eBooks and eAudiobooks to your Kindle, Nook, IPad/IPod, cell phone and other devices. Take advantage of this excellent opportunity made available by your library to read, view and listen to free eBooks, eAudiobooks, videos and music. All you need to get access is your library card and PIN. You can view the Digital Downloads Collection at overdrive.marinet.com, or via a link through the online catalog. Please call 927-5134 and ask for a reference librarian if you need help, or have any questions.
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Natural Disaster Preparedness
Natural disasters have become a fact of everyday life, and Larkspur is working to be better prepared. Larkspur must repair and upgrade our storm drains and public infrastructure so that we can ensure that in the case of an earthquake, fire, or flooding, residents can stay safe and evacuate quickly. Learn more.
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