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TAM FY2026-27 Annual Budget Open for Review

The Draft FY2026–27 TAM Annual Budget is available for public review in advance of the TAM Board’s consideration and potential adoption of both documents at its June 25, 2026 meeting.

TAM 2026 Measure AA Strategic Plan Open for Review

The Draft 2026 Measure AA Strategic Plan is available for public review in advance of the TAM Board’s consideration and potential adoption of both documents at its June 25, 2026 meeting.

Draft Mobility Hub Study for Review

Help make it easier, safer, and more convenient to access Marin County’s nine rail stations and ferry terminals.
The Plan includes recommendations for nine locations, along with concept designs at six key sites. Please provide comments by June 5.

2025 Annual Report

Check out the 2025 Annual Report to learn about TAM’s current financial picture and updates of high-priority transportation projects, programs and planning activities that are supported by local funding and other regional, state, and federal funds.

The TAM Traveler - Read the April/May Newsletter!

May is Bike Month! Join our May in Motion Marin Commutes Challenge, visit us on Bike to Work Day on May 14, review the TAM Annual Report, learn about new Crossing Guard locations, comment on the Mobility Hub Study, Partner News, and more!

Measure AA Expenditure Plan Six-Year Review

On March 26, the TAM Board approved amendments to the Measure AA Expenditure Plan following a comprehensive review process and extensive input from our partner agencies and the community. The amendments will now go to the County of Marin and 11 cities/towns councils for consideration.

Marin County Local Road Safety Plan

An LRSP is a plan that provides a framework to identify, analyze, and prioritize potential roadway safety improvements for local and rural roads, to increase safety for all road users. The plan was prepared in collaboration with TAM, the County of Marin and the 11 cities and towns.

E-Biker Club - Youth Safety Campaign Launched

New rules, same good vibes If you’re under 16, Class 2 throttle e-bikes are off-limits starting this summer. But don’t worry, we’ve got you covered. ⚡ Safety tips, rules of the road, poster art, animated video and more! Check out E-bikersclub.com

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