Supervisor Sackett's 2023 Impact Report

Dear Neighbors,

As I complete year one of my first term as County Supervisor, I want to take this opportunity to thank you for putting your trust in me and electing me into office. At the beginning of 2023, I shared the importance of addressing climate change, housing, homelessness, transportation, criminal justice and behavioral health, and the economy. The goal is to ensure that Marin continues to be a wonderful and welcoming place for everyone.

As public servants, I believe it is our responsibility to ensure we are good stewards of county resources, that we remain accountable and accessible to residents, and that we approach the work with humility and a passion to serve our community. I’m proud to represent the County of Marin.

The Board of Supervisors serves as the legislative and executive branch of County government. This has been a busy year for all of us and I would like to share with you the first annual District 1 impact report. This report serves as a snapshot of our work and takes a data-driven approach to ensure we remain accountable to you, the voters.

I want to thank the community, County staff, and the dedicated volunteers throughout Marin who work alongside us to improve our community. I want to extend a special thanks to Dr. Benita McLarin, Director of Health and Human Services, and Matthew Hymel, County Executive, for their distinguished service to Marin County.

Our work in the community can't happen without you. I look forward to working with you to pave a better future for all in Marin.

Mary Sackett
Supervisor, District 1
Marin County Board of Supervisors

First Board of Supervisors meeting, January 2023.Accepting $31.5M for zero-emission electric bus charging fleet and yard.

Attending the state Suburban Caucus meeting with County leaders.

Celebrating the amazing District 1 interns.

Touring new affordable housing site in San Rafael.

Recognizing World Polio Day and Rotary's service.

Speaking during the open house event for permanent supportive housing at 3301 Kerner Blvd. in San Rafael.

Supporting the National Denim Day Drive.

Joining Terra Linda neighbors during National Night Out.

Meeting with Marin Center for Independent Living.

Meeting with Contempo Marin on National Night Out.

Attending the San Francisco Marin Medical Society gala.

The District 1 team wrapping up Office Hours in Santa Venetia.

Speaking to the Point San Pedro Road Coalition.

Meeting with Marin Youth Commissioners.

Meeting with Lucas Valley Homeowners Association. 

Advocating for e-bike safety at the state level.Partnering with the City of San Rafael and Health and Human Services on a community open house for a 15-bed residential treatment facility.

Supporting future women leaders to run for office.

Meeting with local business owners from Royal Grounds. 

Attending the Santa Venetia Neighborhood Association National Night Out event.

Accepting a state award for the Restrictive Covenant Project.

Meeting community members off of Lincoln Ave in San Rafael for National Night Out.

Signing the wall of 3301 Kerner Blvd.

Meeting with Los Ranchitos residents during their annual block party.

Volunteering at Día de los Muertos in the Canal Neighborhood in San Rafael.

Visiting the State Capitol in Sacramento with the family.

Presenting the 2023 Sustainability Hero Award to Cyane Dandridge.

Clean-up day with Terra Linda students along McInnis Marsh.

2023 Bike to Work Day with Supervisor Eric Lucan, Supervisor Katie Rice, and Public Health Officer Matt Willis.

Office Hours at the Civic Center Farmers Market.

Speaking to Girl Scouts as they earned their 'Democracy for Brownies' patch in the Board Chambers.

Working for Marin is the honor of a lifetime. Thank you for the partnerships, thoughtful conversations, and your help in making Marin an amazing place to live. From the whole District 1 team, we wish you happy holidays and a happy new year.  

Please stay in touch,