This was a really hard one for me—a rare no vote on my part, and my first time being the 1 in a 4-1 vote. Here's what happened. Since the...

I voted to approve our mid-year budget revision, an annual exercise where we adjust our budget for the year to account for any unexpected...

Storm drainage is not a particularly sexy topic, but for Corte Madera—where flooding has been a perennial issue throughout the Town's...

I voted to approve the final plans for the Town Hall Remodel—developed in partnership with the community through an extensive public...

When Senate Bill 9 passed the state legislature, owners of single family properties throughout California were suddenly allowed to split...

More than a year ago, Corte Madera took a big step forward on fighting climate change, the only existential threat our community faces:...

As a general, informal policy, we traditionally try to keep the pay for Corte Madera's Town staff at or near the median in Marin and the...

This is an obvious staple of transparent government that's required under CalPERS regulations. I voted to post an updated pay schedule of...

Before COVID, our Parks & Recreation department had a number of part-time staff whose jobs, in addition to many other duties, included...

As many residents are aware, a slew of recent state laws has sharply reduced local communities' control over whether or not to approve...