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Entrepreneur / Marin County Supervisor / Former Councilmember of San Anselmo,
Porchfest 2025. I love Marin County’s District 2. Porchfest 2025. I love Marin County’s District 2.
This morning I joined the Marin ECC and Fire Stati This morning I joined the Marin ECC and Fire Stations across Marin County in honoring the 2,983 lives lost on 9/11. Today, we remember not only the unimaginable loss, but the unity, courage, and service that followed.
Valkyries vs. Wings Valkyries vs. Wings
Thanks everyone for the Birthday wishes. Leila and Thanks everyone for the Birthday wishes. Leila and I had a great day.
"Had a great morning judging the 41st Annual Margi "Had a great morning judging the 41st Annual Margie Burke Tournament at Ross School. The students were incredible! So impressed by their talent and hard work. Also great to see Jamie Young Pearlman supporting his daughter. #MargieBurkeTournament #RossSchool #StudentAchievement #ProudJudge"
Thursday, April 24, 2025, was a great day at the S Thursday, April 24, 2025, was a great day at the San Rafael Chamber's 2025 Economic Forecast! Dr. Christopher Thornberg from Beacon Economics gave a fascinating keynote on growth, housing & mobility. I had the pleasure of moderating the transportation panel. #EconomicForecast #SanRafael #Housing #Transportation"
A huge thank you to North Bay Labor Council and Li A huge thank you to North Bay Labor Council and LiUNA!, Local 261 for hosting. I can't wait to see you all this evening!
On March 27, the Marin Wildfire Prevention Authori On March 27, the Marin Wildfire Prevention Authority and Fire Safe Marin hosted the California Wildfire and Forest Resilience Task Force Regional Meeting at the Embassy Suites in San Rafael, California. The meeting started with a resource fair. After the resource fair, the meeting focused on critical issues related to community wildfire risk reduction and landscape management in Marin County. It was great to catch up with Assemblymember Damon Connolly and Deputy Secretary in the California Natural Resources Agency Sarah Aminzadeh. #wildfire #marincounty #mwpa
Tonight, I attended "Wildfires and Climate Change Tonight, I attended "Wildfires and Climate Change in Californi.a" Dr. Daniel Swain presented Wildfires and Climate Change in California. Dr. Swain's presentation was both enlightening and sobering, highlighting the intricate relationship between climate change and the increasing frequency and intensity of wildfires in California. He discussed the pivotal role that rising temperatures and prolonged droughts play in creating conditions ripe for wildfires, and how urban planning and policy changes can mitigate some of these effects. The discussion emphasized the urgent need for collective action to address climate change and implement sustainable practices to protect our communities and ecosystems. Overall, it was a powerful reminder of the challenges we face and the importance of continued research and dialogue in finding solutions. his research on climate and wildfire with a special emphasis on what we can learn from the recent LA fires.
Today, I attended the 3rd Annual Marin Pow Wow 202 Today, I attended the 3rd Annual Marin Pow Wow 2025, at the College of Marin Gymnasium, Kentfield Campus. This is the largest Indigenous gathering in Marin with exhibition and hoop dancing California traditional, Hawaiian and Azteca dancing. There are multiple Native drums and singing. and Native Craft booths and food trucks featuring delicious foods. I ran into College of Marin Superindent/President Jonathan Eldridge! The atmosphere was vibrant and filled with the spirit of community and celebration. It was a wonderful opportunity to learn about and appreciate the rich cultural heritage of Indigenous peoples. The performances were mesmerizing, showcasing incredible talent and storytelling through dance and music. I felt honored to witness such an important cultural event and to support the artists and vendors who contribute to keeping these traditions alive. Can't wait for next year's event!
Many people know San Anselmo resident Brian Colber Many people know San Anselmo resident Brian Colbert for his work in the county. He served for seven years on the San Anselmo Town Council, and served twice as mayor, before being sworn in to the Marin County Board of Supervisors earlier this year — becoming the first Black person to do so in its 173-year history. But, he’s excited to show a different side of himself when he takes the stage at Simply Said, a monthly storytelling series, at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Lark Theater at 549 Magnolia Ave. in Larkspur. This month’s theme is pets. https://www.marinij.com/2025/03/13/marin-supervisor-to-take-the-stage-at-storytelling-event/
I had the honor of attending the Marin Women's Pol I had the honor of attending the Marin Women's Political Action Committee’s 21st Annual Elected Women's Luncheon. It’s always a pleasure to hear from Congressman Jared Huffman, Senate President Pro Tempore Senator Mike McGuire, Supervisor Dennis Rodoni, and Executive Director & CEO Carolyn Coleman. Thanks to President Laurel Druke and MWPAC for organizing this special event. Congratulations to all the student leaders, and it’s always an honor to support MWPAC & celebrate Marin’s elected women.
Today March 8th, 2025, I attended the Fairfax Litt Today March 8th, 2025, I attended the Fairfax Little League Opening Day Parade. The excitement in the air was palpable as young athletes, dressed in their bright team uniforms, lined up with their coaches and parents. The sound of cheerful chatter filled the streets. As the parade kicked off, it wound its way through the heart of Fairfax, with people lining the sidewalks to cheer on the teams. The sense of community was heartwarming, and it was inspiring to see the dedication and enthusiasm of these young players. The parade culminated at the ball field. It was a wonderful start to another exciting season of Little League baseball, and I feel grateful to have been part of such a special day. Here's to a season filled with teamwork, growth, and unforgettable memories! ⚾🎉 #FairfaxLittleLeague #OpeningDay2025 #Community
Today March 8th, 2025, I attended the Fairfax Litt Today March 8th, 2025, I attended the Fairfax Little League Opening Day Parade. The excitement in the air was palpable as young athletes, dressed in their bright team uniforms, lined up with their coaches and parents. The sound of cheerful chatter filled the streets. As the parade kicked off, it wound its way through the heart of Fairfax, with people lining the sidewalks to cheer on the teams. The sense of community was heartwarming, and it was inspiring to see the dedication and enthusiasm of these young players. The parade culminated at the ball field. It was a wonderful start to another exciting season of Little League baseball, and I feel grateful to have been part of such a special day. Here's to a season filled with teamwork, growth, and unforgettable memories! ⚾🎉 #FairfaxLittleLeague #OpeningDay2025 #CommunitySpiritt at the Fairfax Post Office at 9:00 AM to prepare for the parade.
I had the pleasure of touring the College of Marin I had the pleasure of touring the College of Marin Student Success Center with President Jonathan Eldridge. Behind us is the future home of the library - a space that will shape the future of learning. Thank you College of Marin and Dr. Eldridge!"Exciting developments are underway as the College of Marin invests in creating an inspiring environment for students. The new library will be a hub of knowledge and innovation, fostering growth and collaboration. A big thank you to the College of Marin and President Eldridge for their commitment to education and student success. Can't wait to see the impact this will have on our community!"
Marin County officials lock in legislative platfor Marin County officials lock in legislative platform for 2025 Brian Colbert, a new member of the Board of Supervisors, expressed some frustration at the shotgun approach of the legislative platform document. “Everything is in here,” Colbert said. “It’s hard to discern what the county thinks is important. It would have been nice to see what the priorities are. It’s an important signal to the community.” Colbert made it clear what is at the top of his own list. “I, like probably almost everyone in California, am certainly interested in disaster emergency and preparedness,” he said. “I think the insurance challenges are only going to be exponential.” https://www.marinij.com/2025/02/01/marin-county-officials-lock-in-legislative-platform-for-2025/
A heartfelt thank you to everyone who joined me fo A heartfelt thank you to everyone who joined me for my swearing-in ceremony! Your presence made this milestone even more special, and I’m so grateful to share it with such an incredible group of friends, family, and community members. Please don’t hesitate to reach out if there’s anything you need or if you’d like to schedule a meeting to discuss ways we can work together. I’m here to listen, collaborate, and serve. Together, I’m confident we’ll continue to make a positive impact in our community. Thank you William Wayland & MarinShares volunteer Bob Dell for the photos.
Marin County swears in first Black supervisor in 1 Marin County swears in first Black supervisor in 175-year history Brian Colbert was officially sworn in at Tuesday's Marin County Board of Supervisors meeting as the county's first Black board member in its 175-year history. The oath was administered by his teenage daughter Leila Colbert. The event was marked with a trio of songs performed by a gospel quartet, including a performance of "A Change is Gonna Come" by Sam Cooke and "Oh Happy Day" by Edwin Hawkins. Colbert's District 2 encompasses Fairfax, Kentfield, Greenbrae, San Anselmo and Ross. He served on the San Anselmo Town Council since 2017 and as mayor during the COVID-19 pandemic. https://www.cbsnews.com/sanfrancisco/news/marin-county-first-black-supervisor-brian-colbert-sworn-in/
I just completed my first week serving the communi I just completed my first week serving the community as the Supervisor of District 2. This morning, Saturday, January 11, 2024, I attended the Ross Age Friendly panel and discussion on Dementia at the Marin Art and Garden Center.
On Wednesday, December 4, 2024, Leila and I went t On Wednesday, December 4, 2024, Leila and I went to the San Rafael Chamber of Commerce's holiday party and then joined Assemblymember Damon Connolly at the DCCM holiday bash. Karen Strolia, President & CEO of the San Rafael Chamber got everyone into the holiday spirit. The evening was filled with festive cheer, laughter, and great conversations with local leaders and community members. The decorations were stunning, and the atmosphere was warm and inviting. We enjoyed delicious food and drinks while networking with other attendees. It was a wonderful opportunity to celebrate the season, connect with new friends, and strengthen our ties within the community. A big thank you to everyone who made the night so special!
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