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Marin County fire chief gets top statewide honor

The California Fire Chiefs Association has selected Jason Weber for its annual Ronny J. Coleman Fire Chief of the Year Award.

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Bay Area fire chief named 2023 fire chief of the year in California

Marin County's fire chief was named 2023 Fire Chief of the Year by the California Fire Chiefs Association.

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Marin County emergency services division gets makeover

The disaster response office has a new name, a new command structure and increased funding for new positions.

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Marin s county administrator announces plan to retire

Matthew Hymel, 56, said he will depart next year after nearly 20 years as the top manager at the Civic Center.

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Marin City pastors stage intervention with private developer over unwanted housing project

If developer Caleb Roope, CEO of the The Pacific Companies, proceeds with the five-story, 74-unit apartment complex, he’ll be another in a long line of racists who think they know what’s best for Marin City, a historically Black community.

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