News Flash

Beware of Scams!

Regularly, the police department receives calls from the public wanting to report a scam or inquiring if something may be a scam. We want to remind the community to watch out for signs of a scam. Not only should you be watching out for yourself but watchi...

DEI Initiatives Update - March 2023

Monday 20, 2023

The City of Mill Valley commits to act and encourage community action towards eliminating racial disparities, both inside government and in the community. The City Council has identified Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives as ...

Sycamore Avenue Paving Plan

Paving Sycamore Avenue will restore the pavement to good condition to extend the roadway’s service life, improve ride quality, and reduce maintenance costs.

What is happening:

Work crews will work on Sycamore Avenue in two stages. Please see the m...

Storm Update - Tuesday, March 14 - Localized flooding and high winds

Latest update: 3/14/2023 at 8:00 am

Summary

Forecasters are predicting more rain today, and advise community members to be on the lookout for flooding and the impacts of high winds. New precipitation amounts between a half and three quarters of an inch poss...

New Parking Enforcement Vehicle

You will see us out and about test driving our new Parking Enforcement Vehicle. 

This vehicle is currently outfitted with Automatic License Plate Recognition technology. This technology is used for counting and scanning parked vehicles while ignor...

New "Big Wave" Art Bench Installed at Boyle Park

The City of Mill Valley, working with Bill Higgins and the artist Chuck Oakander, added the third Big Wave bench down the first base line of Boyle Minor Field in Boyle Park. The Henry Higgins Memorial Bench was inspired by Henry’s love of Mill Valley. Bil...

City Manager Announces Appointment of Arts & Recreation Director

Mill Valley City Manager Todd Cusimano announced today the appointment of Ashley Howe to the position of Director of Arts and Recreation. She most recently served as the Director of Parks and Recreation for the Town of Corte Madera.

Ashley will join the Mi...

City of Mill Valley and Community Members Experiencing Homelessness

February 23, 2023

Homelessness is an issue impacting many communities across the nation, and we share community concerns about the health and safety of our unhoused neighbors in Mill Valley. We want to assure you that the issue of homelessness in our commu...

Security Camera Registration at MVPD

Join the Mill Valley Police Department by registering your security camera, with our Security Registration program. The program allows for officers to identify potential footage that can assist in their investigation. By doing so, it helps strengthen the ...

Tam High Prom Pop-Up Shop

Is your formalwear gathering dust in the nether regions of your closet? Give it new life by donating it!

Every spring, at the PTSA-sponsored Tam High Prom Pop-Up, students can browse the racks and take home something special to make them feel elegant on th...

DEI Initiatives Update - January 2023

January 20, 2023

The City of Mill Valley commits to act and encourage community action towards eliminating racial disparities, both inside government and in the community. The City Council has identified Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives as...

City of Mill Valley Partners with Local Community Group to Address “Bias by Proxy”

A person's race or appearance is NEVER a proper basis for calling the police. 

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Did you know that Mill Valley community members call the police about Black people at nearly 20 times the rate they do about White people? In most of ...

Thank You Jill Young!

The City of Mill Valley would like to recognize Jill Young for her good works as she retires from her early morning rounds at Lytton Square. 

Jill Young is a long-time resident and volunteer in Mill Valley. For 32 years, she was a core member of B...

City Manager Cusimano Responds to Juvenile Party, Mill Valley Police Response and Next Steps

November 10, 2022

At the November 7, 2022 City Council meeting, City Manager Todd Cusimano addressed the City Council and the community regarding the incident on November 5 involving an out of control party with approximately 100 to 200 juveniles. Police r...

Downtown Project Design Creates Expanded Plaza Space - Survey Results

Update - October 27, 2022

The Survey Results are available for review - Join us at the November 2, 2022 Parks and Recreation Commission meeting to hear a presentation and discussion. Meeting Agenda and related documents can be found here.

September 21, 2022...