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Please join us in welcoming Officer Tyler Preston, the newest member of the Belvedere Police Department. Tyler grew up in Connecticut and began his public-safety career as a corrections officer while pursuing his college degree. His love of the outdoors eventually drew him west—visiting 26 national parks along the way—before he decided to make Northern...

If you’re still searching for a practical and meaningful holiday gift, consider assembling a Stay Box and Go Bag for your household. It’s a thoughtful way to support safety and peace of mind during an emergency. A well-stocked box includes several days’ worth of water, nonperishable food, a manual can opener, and basic cooking supplies. Add a...

City Council is now accepting applications to fill one open seat on the Marin / Sonoma Mosquito and Vector Control District Board of Trustees. This board plays an important role in regional public health efforts. If you’re interested in being considered, please apply by January 5 with a brief letter of interest and qualifications. Applications...

City Hall will be closed December 22–26, and on New Year’s Day (Thursday, January 1, 2026). Please note that construction work is not allowed on December 24, December 25, or January 1. No building inspections will be conducted December 22-26, or January 1. Wishing everyone a warm, safe, and happy holiday season, and a wonderful...

At the November 10 City Council meeting, Councilmember Peter Mark, representative to the Transportation Authority of Marin (TAM), reported on a new program MASCOTS that will better coordinate public transportation from Sonoma through Marin by syncing bus, ferry, and SMART train schedules. For the Tiburon Peninsula, that means shorter wait times when connecting to buses...

For the past 3 years, Belvedere has listened to the concerns our residents have about coyotes and has responded in a variety of ways to address them. With the help of a wildlife consultant, the City Council adopted a Coyote Response Plan, learned what attracts coyotes to our community, and collected data on their number and...

Storms can cause extensive damage to our homes and the surrounding community. Strategies for keeping your home safe during the winter include cleaning gutters and storm drains regularly, and trimming branches at risk of falling. For more, visit the city's Storm Preparation page. Flooding in Belvedere may occur when heavy rainfall is combined with a high tide. Storm...

After a rigorous public recruitment process, we are happy to announce that Belvedere's Public Works Department has hired Christian Rincon for the role of Public Works Maintenance Worker. Before joining the Belvedere team, Christian worked for the City of San Pablo as a maintenance worker. Christian says he's excited to be working in such a...

Please be aware of a new email scam targeting customers of local Planning and Building Departments. If you receive a request for payment or information related to a building or planning project, DO NOT click any links or send money. Call the Belvedere Planning and Building Department at 415-435-3838 to ask if the email you received...