West Marin has always been defined by a deep sense of connection—to the land, to our work and to one another. From multigenerational ranching families to artists, educators, farmworkers and small-business employees, our community thrives when people live close to where they work, learn and belong. That foundation, however, faces growing strain and pressure.
West Marin is in a severe and urgent housing crisis, with many residents being displaced or evicted. While permanent housing solutions…