Idea by @Susan Gilmore

Ten years from now, I don’t want Marin to be a community where people can afford to work but cannot afford to live. I want us to be a place where young families, teachers, essential workers, and people across the income spectrum can put down roots, raise their children, and feel they belong—a community that embraces innovation, leads in environmental sustainability and climate resilience, and creates opportunities for future generations to thrive.