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Suspicious Circumstances 8/22/17
On Tuesday, August 22, 2017, at approximately 4:55 pm, the Mill Valley Police Department received a suspicious call requesting that a “bomb squad” be... Read More...
A Message from Mayor Jessica Sloan
City Council voted to implement a 12-month pilot project to make a stretch of Miller between Willow and Millwood, known as the Parkway, a single lane... Read More...
Fitness Floor Renovation continues - Re-opens on Tuesday, September 5th
Our Fitness Floor renovation project will take place Friday, August 11th through Monday September 4. Read More...
Keep Your Valuables Safe
While Mill Valley is generally a safe community, burglaries and petty thefts from vehicles are fairly common crimes. The good news is that they are... Read More...
Emergency Preparedness- Gasline Saftey
August Fire Department Public Education Newsletter Read More...
School is Back In Session - Bike, Walk and Ride!
What is your plan to get to school? Read More...
Break for Buses
As the new school year kicks off, make sure you know the rules and laws concerning yellow school buses. Read More...
Pacific Gas & Electric to Modernize Utilities
PG & E will be modernizing their utility poles and electric lines by upgrading overhead electrical equipment. This work will take place on... Read More...
Recent Thefts at Grocery Stores
Recently, the Mill Valley Police Department has received several reports of thieves targeting shoppers at local stores. The reports indicate that the... Read More...
City Council Introduces Affordable Housing Ordinance
At Monday's meeting the City Council introduced a new affordable housing ordinance that includes an impact fee to establish an Affordable Housing... Read More...
MVConnect - the Latest News from the City of Mill Valley!
Welcome to this week's edition of MVConnect - a biweekly digest with timely updates and summaries of recent news and events. This week we have... Read More...
2017 Streets and Sewer Rehabilitation Project
The 2017 Street and Sewer Rehabilitation Project is part of the City’s annual program that focuses on the rehabilitation and maintenance of City... Read More...
Speed Limit Being Reduced from 40mph to 35mph on Miller Avenue between Camino Alto and Southern City Border
The Mill Valley City Council voted Monday to reduce the speed limit from 40mph to 35mph on Miller Avenue between Camino Alto and the southern border... Read More...
New Parking Meters
This past week the City of Mill Valley upgraded its parking meters in the downtown area. The new meters allow individuals to use either coins or... Read More...
RSVP Parking
RSVP stickers for 2017-2018 are now available! Click here to learn more. Read More...
Dipsea Steps Closed - July 10th to mid-August
Construction Notice: Dipsea Steps Renovation Project Begins Monday, July 10.The Dipsea Foundation is working with the City of Mill Valley to... Read More...