

San Geronimo Commons:
Fire Headquarters Project
San Geronimo Commons: Fire Headquarters Project

Community Outreach Events
Learn about upcoming and past Community Engagement events.
Upcoming Events
Coffee at the Commons Series
​We're pleased to announce the launch of our new Coffee at the Commons series, designed to bring neighbors together in an informal setting to hear updates, ask questions, and learn more about the ongoing work at San Geronimo Commons.
Our first Coffee at the Commons event will be held:
Saturday, July 25, 2026
9:00 -10:00 AM
San Geronimo Commons
Attendees will have the opportunity to receive updates on the Fire Headquarters Project, connect with project partners, and learn more about the work taking place at San Geronimo Commons. This inaugural event will feature representatives from Marin County Parks and Marin County Fire, who will share information about the project and answer questions from the community.
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Past Events
Community Webinar
The webinar held on Tuesday, April 21, was well attended, with more than 100 participants. The presentation included updates from Marin County Fire Department and Marin County Parks, focusing on the project timeline current progress, and how community input is helping shape project decisions. We also shared how key community priorities, including Safe Routes to School, a community garden, trail access, and local training space, are being considered alongside operational and safety needs.
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The meeting began with a presentation followed by a Q&A session. All questions submitted during the webinar have been added to the project website, below.
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We appreciate your continued engagement.
Community Coffee
The Marin County Fire Headquarters Community Coffee held on December 7th, 2025 was well attended, drawing more than 150 community members from throughout the San Geronimo Valley and greater Marin County. Attendees engaged in meaningful conversations with project leaders, learned about project goals and timeline, and shared what matters most to them. The event generated hundreds of comments, providing valuable input as the County moves forward with project planning. The information received will help inform future design decisions by the design build team and County project leaders.



