With our small staff and big ideas, Belvedere wouldn’t be the wonderful place it is without the contributions of its volunteers. City Council will be interviewing candidates at their May 12 meeting to fill the following two unexpected vacancies: Planning Commission: 1 seat with term ending June 30, 2026. Ranch Board of Directors: 1 seat with … Continued
The Tiburon Peninsula Traffic Alliance (TPTA)—the team behind the Yellow Bus Challenge—is gearing up for the 2025–26 school year, and there’s lots of good news for Belvedere families. Del Mar Middle School routes have been updated with later morning departures and earlier afternoon returns – giving students more time in the morning and a quicker trip home. … Continued
Join City Manager Robert Zadnik and Councilmember Pat Carapiet for a one-hour chat hosted by Larry Binkley and Kathy Huber in their home on West Shore Road on Wednesday, April 30 at 5pm. During this informal gathering, Robert and Pat will respond to questions from residents and share an update on the City Council’s plans … Continued
The City of Belvedere is moving forward with an item in our Climate Action Plan — replacing one of our gas-powered Public Works trucks with a new electric vehicle – not only reducing our greenhouse gas emissions, but also saving the city thousands of dollars in gasoline. What are you going to do to make … Continued
Attention aspiring filmmakers! If you’re thinking of entering a film in the Second Annual Belvedere Home Made Film Festival, don’t miss the Kick-off Party on Saturday, May 3, from 6 to 7:30pm at the Belvedere-Tiburon Library. Enjoy wine and snacks; learn how to participate in the film festival; view some of the best movies from … Continued
Everyone in Belvedere knows Diana’s gift shop on The Boardwalk. But did you know that Diana Maureen, a Tiburon resident since fourth grade, is the woman behind the name? After 10 years working at the local Standard Five and Dime in high school, college, and after graduation, she opened her eponymous store on March 1, … Continued
California’s AB 417, known as the “Daylighting Law,” prohibits parking within 20 feet of any marked or unmarked crosswalk. The initiative aims to improve safety by keeping intersections clear of parked vehicles, enhancing visibility for both drivers and pedestrians. To help keep Belvedere walkers safe, on April 21, the Department of Public Works will begin … Continued
The Belvedere City Council is now accepting letters of interest for two unexpected vacancies on the following committees: The Planning Commission: 1 seat with term ending June 30, 2026 The Ranch Board of Directors: 1 seat with term ending May 31, 2028 City Council will be interviewing candidates at their May 12th meeting. To be considered, … Continued
When Belvedere Police Sergeant Jeremy Clark heard the 9-1-1 report of an unconscious man on Beach Road, he sprang into action. Arriving on the scene before the EMTs, Sgt. Clark immediately administered CPR – saving the man’s life. In recognition of his rapid response to this emergency situation, Chief Jason Wu presented Sgt. Clark with … Continued
This spring, Sanitary District 5 will be overseeing the 2025 Sewer Improvement Project, which consists of the rehabilitation of approximately 3,583 linear feet of deteriorated sewer in Belvedere and Tiburon. The work in Belvedere will be conducted in portions of Britton Ave, Golden Gate Ave, Beach Road, Madrona Ave, Bella Vista Ave and Toyon Ave. … Continued
