Marin County District Attorney

Happy Pride Month!

This month, we celebrate the LGBTQ+ community and reaffirm our commitment to creating a workplace where everyone feels valued, respected, and empowered to be themselves.

We're also proud to recognize Vic, a member of our LGBTQ+ community, on a recent career milestone. Vic was recently promoted to Support Services Supervisor—a reflection of her hard work, leadership, and dedication to supporting both our team and those we serve.

Congratulations, Vic, on this well-deserved achievement!

Please join us in congratulating Alicia on becoming a permanent member of our team as a Victim Witness Advocate!

District Attorney Frugoli recently had the honor of swearing Alicia in as she officially begins this next chapter of service to our community. Her dedication, compassion, and commitment to supporting victims and witnesses have already made a meaningful impact, and we are excited to have her continue this important work in a permanent role.

Congratulations, Alicia, and thank you for all you do!

Insurance Fraud is a Crime 🚨 Learn more at: https://marincountyda.org/division/insurance-fraud

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Marin County District Attorney, Lori Frugoli

The proposed 2026-28 Marin County budget is now available for public review.
The two-year spending plan is organized around six Board of Supervisors priority areas: Affordable Housing and Homelessness, Race Equity, Climate Change and Sea Level Rise, Disaster Preparedness, County Infrastructure, and Community and Economic Vitality.
Public hearings are scheduled for June 8-10. Now is the time to review the proposal and prepare your input.
Read the proposed budget: marincounty.gov/departments/executive/budget-and-priority-setting/budget-reports-and-data/proposed-2-year-budget-fiscal-year-2026-28

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El proyecto de presupuesto del condado de Marin para el periodo 2026-2028 ya está disponible para su consulta pública.
El plan de gastos bienal se articula en torno a seis áreas prioritarias de la Junta de Supervisores: vivienda asequible y personas sin hogar, igualdad racial, cambio climático y subida del nivel del mar, preparación ante desastres, infraestructuras del condado y vitalidad económica y comunitaria.
Las audiencias públicas están programadas para los días 8 a 10 de junio. Ahora es el momento de revisar la propuesta y preparar sus comentarios.
Lea el presupuesto propuesto: marincounty.gov/departments/executive/budget-and-priority-setting/budget-reports-and-data/proposed-2-year-budget-fiscal-year-2026-28

COASTAL FLOOD ADVISORY: San Pablo Bay Shoreline 🌊

A Coastal Flood Advisory has been issued for bayshore locations along San Pablo Bay from 10 PM Saturday through 3 AM Tuesday.

What to expect:

Up to 1.0 foot of saltwater inundation above ground level in low-lying areas near shorelines and tidal waterways.

Peak impacts will occur around high tide cycles in San Francisco:

Saturday 5/16: 11:31 PM

Monday 5/18: 12:17 AM

Tuesday 5/19: 1:07 AM

Safety Actions:
🚗 Travel: Allow extra time for commutes. Never drive through water or around barricades.
🏠 Property: Take steps now to protect flood-prone property near the shoreline.

Stay tuned for further updates.

Today, the Marin County Board of Supervisors recognized 86 employees for their incredible dedication to public service—representing a combined 2,095 years of service to our community.

We are proud to share that 9 of those honorees are from the Marin County District Attorney’s Office, reflecting the deep commitment and experience of our team.

Among those recognized was District Attorney Lori Frugoli for 35 years of service, alongside colleagues marking 20, 25, and 30-year milestones.

Thank you to all who were honored today for your continued service to Marin County.

AAPI Children's Graphic Novels — a staff-created list from MARINet A diverse group of experiences and authors are represented in this list of compelling graphic novels.

The Walk for Moms is back for its 6th annual community event supporting maternal mental health awareness.

Join families, community partners, and advocates on Sunday, May 17, 2026, from 3:00–6:00 PM at Children’s Island for an afternoon of community connection, resources, music, activities, and a walk to remind every parent and caregiver that no one walks alone.

The Marin County District Attorney’s Office is proud to support efforts that raise awareness around maternal mental health and strengthen support for families in our community.