Marin County is seeking new members for a working group that sets priorities for community housing funds generated by West Marin’s transient occupancy tax.
The current members of the Measure W working group, which advises the county’s Community Development Agency, met only once before the pandemic to discuss priorities. Now, the nine members’ two-year terms are all up for reappointment.
Applications are open to anyone who lives or works in West Marin. “Folks don’t need…