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Town Center Corte Madera’s Story: Retail hub pairs building renovations with landscaping makeover

The people who manage Town Center Corte Madera have lived in Marin their whole lives.

Image shows a landscaped commercial retail space.

Mt. Tam Watershed closed to vehicles while Red Flag Warning is in effect

Oct. 16, 2024

A map of the Mt. Tam Watershed overlayed on a photo of golden hills. The words "MARIN WATER Mt. Tam Watershed Closed to vehicles while Red Flag Warning in effect"

Collette's Story: An urban farm spared, a customer relieved after CAP appointment

When Collette S., of Mill Valley, first thought about calling Marin Water’s free on-site Conservation Assistance Program to help address her home’s

A person stands on a walkway shaded by fruit trees. At bottom right, the following text is superimposed: “It’s made a huge difference, both in our bill and in my feelings about my own water usage.” - Collette S., Mill Valley"

EO Products’ story: Caring for an essential resource, helping community

Marin County’s own EO Products has been lauded the world over for its commitment to environmental stewardship.

A person pushes a blue barrel into the back of a pickup truck. Superimposed on the picture is a block of text that reads as follows: “We are happy to provide barrels for rainwater capture, as it aligns with our great respect and attention to this precious resource.” - Susan Griffin-Black, EO Products Co-Founder

The Redwoods' Story: Embracing change, environmental stewardship to save water

The Redwoods Senior Living Community becomes an early adopter of statewide non-functional turf ban while also taking advantage of Marin Water’s Ca

A freshly installed commercial landscape. Superimposed above the photos is the following text: "“Our residents are stewards of the environment, and we want to ensure that we’re using our resources well.” - Taylor Kelly, director of facilities"

Marty's story: Lawn replacement saves water, stokes creativity

In the spring of 2021, San Anselmo resident Marty B. was at a crossroads.

A garden featuring flowers of white, blue, purple and orange is bisected by a brick pathway.

Board of Directors Adopts District's Five-Year Strategic Plan, 2024-2028

District nearing completion of 5-year Strategic Plan development

Jan. 31, 2024

Aerial view of a blue reservoir tucked into tree-covered hillsides.

Anne's Story: Technology helps finds mystery leak

Marin Water customer Anne V., of San Anselmo, did everything a person is supposed to do when they suspect a water leak in their home.

A person holds a phone displaying a water-saving app. A grey box with blue text is superimposed above, reading, "“I like checking the app, and I’m starting to compare week-to-week how much water I’m using.” - Anne, from San Anselmo."

Chris' Story: Research & DIY work cuts water use, costs

Three years ago, Chris, a Marin Water customer from Tiburon, pulled up the turf lawn in his front yard.

A well-manicured lawn with trees, shrubs, flowers and a wooden fence and brick wall. A grey box with blue text is superimposed: "“In hindsight, we’ve been using more water and thereby spending more money than we needed to on the yard – for many years.” - Chris, from Tiburon"