Tam Valley’s beloved Creekside Friday series is on pause as we are emerging from the pandemic. However, TCSD staff are working hard on planning and preparing for the Tam Valley Block Party! This is a three-week concert event series to bring our community back together again in a social atmosphere.

With the State of California re-opening on June 15, 2021, TCSD is busy cleaning the Tam Valley Community Center and The Cabin for upcoming rentals. Guidelines for everyone whether fully vaccinated or not, you are now required to wear masks indoors. Renters will be responsible for ensuring their guests follow any remaining guidelines.

Have you ever wondered what happens with all the bottles, cans and paper in the recycling cart? Why trash in recycling is a problem? Or what's even better than recycling? Meet Dave the Recycling Fairy, the star of Zero Waste Marin's latest videos for young people and their families. Packed with whoa-worthy facts and cool animation, the four-minute clips will soon bring some zero waste magic to our…

In March 2021, Environmental Forum of Marin hosted a webinar focusing on how we handle waste in Marin and how we can adjust our lifestyles to avoid generating so much waste in the first place. TCSD is proud to have sponsored the event, which was a learning experience for all.  

Plugged sewers and blocked pumps cause backups in the sewer system and it can happen at any time- 2:00am, weekends, holidays, etc. TCSD sewer crew works tirelessly to prevent it- performing video inspections of the sewer, finding spots where tree roots are growing through the pipe and where kitchen oil and fat have accumulated to form a partial blockage that could cause an overflow into the homes…

Just moved? Received delivery of a large item? Have a bunch of cardboard that won’t fit in your recycling cart? You’re in luck, there are alternatives for cardboard recycling. For those broken down cardboard boxes that won’t fit into your recycling cart, you can:

More than 300 million pounds of carpet is discarded in California landfills every year—carpet that if taken to the right place, could be recycled into useful new products.

Back in Person at the Tam Valley Community Center

Throughout the year, Tam Valley Firewise anticipates there will be new information regarding fire safety and emergency planning, including evacuation planning and vegetation management.

It has been a beautiful spring so far as the Marin Headlands blooms and facilities reopen to offer visitors and residents important information!  The visitor center is open every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday 10:00am to 3:00pm.  Although the GGNRA is not yet giving formal tours, visitors are welcome to explore the NIKE site every Saturday from 12:30-3:30pm and have a dialog with rangers and…

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