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Marin County Bicycle Coalition (MCBC) @marinbike.org · 08/05/2026

MCBC is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, which restricts us from endorsing candidates for office. We can, however, endorse ballot measures. And this year we are endorsing Measure B, the extension of the 1/4th cent sales tax that funds SMART train and pathway. marinbike.org/news/help-ke...

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Help Keep the SMART Train and Pathway Rolling!

Three ways you can volunteer to support the campaign to extend critical funding of the SMART train and pathway.

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Marin County Bicycle Coalition (MCBC) @marinbike.org · 08/05/2026

Assembly District 12 covers Marin and southern Sonoma County. The seat is currently represented by Damon Connolly, who is running for State Senate. marinbike.org/news/2026-as...

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2026 Assembly District 12 Candidate Questionnaire

MCBC sent candidates for Assembly District 12 our election questionnaire. Click through to see their responses!

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Marin County Bicycle Coalition (MCBC) @marinbike.org · 08/05/2026

The two races for supervisor are in District 1 (San Rafael and Terra Linda) and District 5 (Novato, Hamilton, Bel Marin Keys). In D1, Mary Sackett is running for reelection. D5 is an open race since Supervisor Lucan is running for State Assembly marinbike.org/news/2026-bo...

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2026 Marin County Supervisor Candidate Questionnaire

Nearly all bike infrastructure is planned, designed, and implemented by our local governments. Whether our communities become more bike-friendly or stay the same is largely up to elected leaders and [...

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Marin County Bicycle Coalition (MCBC) @marinbike.org · 08/05/2026

Wondering who to vote for in the June primary election? MCBC has you covered! Check out our election questionnaires for the two Marin County Board of Supervisors races, as well as Assembly District 12 (covering Marin and part of Sonoma County! Links below!

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Marin County Bicycle Coalition (MCBC) @marinbike.org · 30/04/2026

Thanks to advocacy from us and our partners, the RSR Bridge path will be OPEN for Bike to Wherever Day, Thursday May 14th. Starting at 2 PM on May 13th, the path will be open for walking and biking through the weekend! See you out there!

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Marin County Bicycle Coalition (MCBC) @marinbike.org · 20/04/2026

Are you wondering how you can help Open Alto Tunnel? Click here to check out a couple volunteer opportunities we have in the coming months! marinbike.org/news/how-you...

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How you can help Open Alto Tunnel

Learn about four easy volunteer opportunities this spring/summer 2026 to help open Alto Tunnel for bicycle and pedestrian travel.

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Marin County Bicycle Coalition (MCBC) @marinbike.org · 03/04/2026

MCBC has endorsed Measure B, the extension of funding for the SMART train and pathway in Marin and Sonoma. To read more, or to learn how to get a yard sign (pickup locations in Novato, San Rafael, and Larkspur), check out our latest post! marinbike.org/news/help-ke...

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Help Keep the SMART Train and Pathway Rolling!

Three ways you can volunteer to support the campaign to extend critical funding of the SMART train and pathway.

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Marin County Bicycle Coalition (MCBC) @marinbike.org · 27/02/2026

On Tuesday, March 3rd, MCBC and volunteers from Open Alto Tunnel will be asking the Corte Madera Town Council to update it resolution of support for the Alto Tunnel. If you want to join us there, or just send an email to the council, please click here and sign up! marinbike.org/news/resolvi...

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Resolving to Open the Alto Tunnel

With the new year still young, we’ve got resolutions on the brain. Specifically, two city council resolutions we are working to see passed in Marin County. In December 2000, the […]

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Marin County Bicycle Coalition (MCBC) @marinbike.org · 28/01/2026

We will be posting reminders, but you can always sign up at this handy website to be automatically emailed in advance of flooding events on the Mill Valley-Sausalito Path. mv-sausalito-bike-flood-forecast.bandoro.dev

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MV-Sausalito Bike Path Flood Forecast

A pure HTML example, without dependencies.

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Marin County Bicycle Coalition (MCBC) @marinbike.org · 27/01/2026

Be aware that King Tides are expected to flood the Mill Valley-Sausalito path during the AM period this coming Thursday through Sunday, January 29-Feb 1. Stay out of the water and save your bottom bracket!

Thursday, January 29 at 7:44AM 6.49 ft
Friday, January 30 at 8:44AM 6.64 ft
Saturday, January 31 at 9:40AM 6.70 ft
Sunday, February 1 at 10:32AM 6.62 ft

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Warren Wells, AICP @warrenjwells.bsky.social · 27/01/2026

The Vista Point Trail, connecting the east side of the Golden Gate Bridge directly to Ft Baker and the Discovery Museum, just got paved! Expect a ribbon-cutting date soon!

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Marin County Bicycle Coalition (MCBC) @marinbike.org · 24/01/2026

Next Thursday, January 29th at 6 PM, Marin County Department of Public Works will be hosting a community workshop on a project that we have been pushing for a long time, the Bay Trail gap past San Quentin. Join us and learn about this project! www.marincounty.gov/news-release...

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Workshop Set on East Sir Francis Drake Boulevard Bicycle and Pedestrian Enhancements

Residents invited to learn about planned changes and share input on Bay Trail connections.

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Marin County Bicycle Coalition (MCBC) @marinbike.org · 03/10/2025

Job alert! MCBC is hiring a Communications Manager! Help us craft our messaging to build our audience and our strength! marinbike.org/wp-content/u...

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Marin County Bicycle Coalition (MCBC) @marinbike.org · 06/05/2025

Please forward these posts to anyone you might know!

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Marin County Bicycle Coalition (MCBC) @marinbike.org · 06/05/2025

We're also looking for a part-time Database Coordinator (20 hours/week). In this role you would be supporting our fundraising, outreach, and advocacy programs by maintaining our constituent database and supporting our migration to a new system.

Job Description:
Part-Time Database Coordinator
Position Title: Part-Time Database Coordinator
Reports To: Director of Communications & Strategic Engagement
Status: Part-time (up to 20 hours/week)
Compensation: $34/hour
Location: Remote, with ability to travel to Marin County for frequent meetings
About Marin County Bicycle Coalition (MCBC)
MCBC is a dynamic, mission-driven 501(c)(3) nonprofit working to make bicycling a safe,
fun, and accessible option for everyone in Marin. Founded in 1998, we are a team of
passionate advocates building a connected network of bikeways and growing a thriving
culture of bicycling for everyday transportation and recreation. We strive to be effective,
bold, inclusive, and collaborative—and we have fun doing it.
Employee Benefits
We offer a supportive and flexible work environment and a strong benefits package that
includes:
● Prorated Paid Time Off (PTO) for part-time employees, plus 13+ prorated paid
holidays, including a winter break
● Alternative transportation incentives, including up to $300/year in bike expenses
● Work from home and cell phone stipend
About the Role:
Reporting to the Director of Communications and Strategic Engagement, the Database
Coordinator ensures MCBC’s donor, event, and communications data are accurate,
accessible, and actionable. This role supports fundraising, outreach, events, and
advocacy programs by maintaining clean data, generating regular reports, and supporting
the organization's transition between CRM systems. It plays a key support role in helping
the team work efficiently and make data-informed decisions.

Key Responsibilities:
● Maintain and update CRM records (e.g., donor, event, volunteer data, civic actions)
● Process donations and acknowledgments
● Track all donations and other sources of revenue for the bookkeeper
● Set up and support event registration, tracking, and data reporting
● Assist with email segmentation and audience targeting
● Ensure data integrity and compliance with privacy standards
● Provide staff with data insights and list pulls as needed
● Assist with data migration from Salesforce to a new CRM system
● Assist the advocacy team in tracking actions
Qualifications:
● 3+ years of experience with CRM or database systems, including Salesforce and
data migration processes
● Required: experience working with a nonprofit-specific CRM system (e.g.,
NeonCRM, EveryAction (Bonterra), Bloomerang)
● Strong attention to detail and advanced data hygiene practices
● Ability to work independently and handle sensitive data with discretion
● Comfort with generating segmented lists, reports, and exports for communications
and fundraising
To Apply:
Please submit your resume and cover letter to Jobs@marinbike.org. Please put in the
subject line: “Database Coordinator”. No phone calls, please.

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Marin County Bicycle Coalition (MCBC) @marinbike.org · 06/05/2025

We're looking for a full-time Director of Communications & Strategic Engagement. You'll develop and implement our comms strategy, and serve as the primary steward of MCBC’s voice and brand identity.

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Marin County Bicycle Coalition (MCBC) @marinbike.org · 06/05/2025

MCBC is hiring! Both positions are remote (we do not have a brick and mortar office), but with the requirement that you be able to travel to in-person meetings in Marin County (i.e. you should live in the SF Bay Area).

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Marin County Bicycle Coalition (MCBC) @marinbike.org · 03/04/2025

This past weekend, the Sausalito City Council voted to reject half a million dollars in grant funding earmarked for bike lanes, new crosswalks, and dedicated loading zones. We are deeply disappointed in this shortsighted decision. See our full coverage here. marinbike.org/news/sausali...

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Sausalito City Council Blocks Bridgeway Bike Lanes

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Marin County Bicycle Coalition (MCBC) @marinbike.org · 29/03/2025

Click here to find the agenda for the meeting, which will have a link to join the meeting on Zoom. www.sausalito.gov/city-governm...

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Marin County Bicycle Coalition (MCBC) @marinbike.org · 29/03/2025

Big turnout at the Sausalito City Council meeting on the Bridgeway bike lane project. Public comment starting soon if you want to join in!

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Marin County Bicycle Coalition (MCBC) @marinbike.org · 28/03/2025

You can sign up to give a public comment, or learn more about the project, on our website. marinbike.org/news/future-...

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Future of Bridgeway to be Decided on March 29th

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Marin County Bicycle Coalition (MCBC) @marinbike.org · 28/03/2025

We don't know how the vote will go, but there have already been ~200 written comments (in a city of just 7,500!). We hope that the City Council can see that the road is not working for every today, and that a Better Bridgeway is possible. Keeping things as they are is not the answer.

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Marin County Bicycle Coalition (MCBC) @marinbike.org · 28/03/2025

Just this week, in fact, a bicyclist hit by a car on Bridgeway. We've been in touch with the rider, who will recover, but was seriously injured.

Photo of crash on Bridgeway from car window

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Marin County Bicycle Coalition (MCBC) @marinbike.org · 28/03/2025

Their complaints run the gamut. They say that the center lane is needed for emergency response, despite it being blocked by delivery trucks much of the time. They claim that the injury data reported by the consultant is made up (it's not).

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Marin County Bicycle Coalition (MCBC) @marinbike.org · 28/03/2025

Despite these relatively straightforward suggestions, a number of residents of the city have vocally opposed any changes.

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Marin County Bicycle Coalition (MCBC) @marinbike.org · 28/03/2025

A traffic study funded by the Bay Trail arrived at a series of recommendations. This involved moving delivery truck to dedicated green zones on the curb, adding bike lanes, and providing several marked crosswalks.

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Marin County Bicycle Coalition (MCBC) @marinbike.org · 28/03/2025

The road is bad for the many pedestrians using it as well. There are not marked crossings for half a mile, a 10 minute walk for an able bodied person. This results in a great deal of dangerous midblock crossings.

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Marin County Bicycle Coalition (MCBC) @marinbike.org · 28/03/2025

Another reason is the fact that many of the people riding on Bridgeway are tourists riding a bike for the first time in years. While used by some to excuse the crash rate, this is all the more reason to make the road as safe as possible.

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Marin County Bicycle Coalition (MCBC) @marinbike.org · 28/03/2025

Despite being a two-lane road, Bridgeway sees a disproportionate number of injury collisions for its amount of traffic. Part of the reason is that the road has no dedicated delivery spaces, forcing drivers serving the local businesses to illegally park in the center turn lane.

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Marin County Bicycle Coalition (MCBC) @marinbike.org · 28/03/2025

Because of the geography of Marin , there is literally no other surface street (i.e. not US-101) that connects Marin County with the Golden Gate Bridge and San Francisco. Because of this, the road sometimes sees daily bicycles in the low thousands, including commuters, tourists, and rec riders.

Aerial showing Golden Gate Bridge and route to Sausalito

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Marin County Bicycle Coalition (MCBC) @marinbike.org · 28/03/2025

Bridgeway is currently configured with one lane in each direction with sharrows, a two-way left turn lane, and on-street parking on the land side. There is a wide sidewalk on the seawall, but bicycles are prohibited from riding there.

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Marin County Bicycle Coalition (MCBC) @marinbike.org · 28/03/2025

The Sausalito City Council has an opportunity to install bike lanes on Bridgeway, one of the most-ridden roads in the Bay Area. The project will be taken up at a special meeting of the council tomorrow, Saturday March 29th, at 1 PM. Suffice to say, it's going to be a contentious meeting. 🧵

Bikepackers riding on Bridgeway being illegally passed by a Tesla

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Marin County Bicycle Coalition (MCBC) @marinbike.org · 27/03/2025

Breaking: BCDC has once again postponed the hearing on the Richmond-San Rafael from its planned date of April 3rd. A new date has now yet been scheduled. We will provide an update when we have more information.

Caltrans has requested BCDC postpone the Commission’s scheduled public hearing and vote on Caltrans’ Richmond-San Rafael Bridge permit application, which was set for Thursday, April 3, 2025. Caltrans plans to amend its permit application, and BCDC looks forward to considering an amended project that we expect will provide additional potential transportation benefits and maximum feasible public access consistent with that project. See Attachment B for more information.

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Warren Wells, AICP @warrenjwells.bsky.social · 14/03/2025

Breaking: MTC has just requested that the 3/20 meeting to decide the fate of the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge pathway be postponed to next meeting, on 4/3. We do not know the reason for this, but there are rumors that some sort of "compromise" is being proposed. I'll follow up when we know more.

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Marin County Bicycle Coalition (MCBC) @marinbike.org · 13/03/2025

Allowing bikes on this trail has been a priority in our 3 Gaps Initiative - an effort to create a car-free bicycle trail route from the Golden Gate to Point Reyes. While this project on Easy Grade was approved by State Parks in 2019, it has lacked funding for the required trail work until now.

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Marin County Bicycle Coalition (MCBC) @marinbike.org · 13/03/2025

A special shoutout to California State Parks, and generous donations from Bay Area Ridge Trail, California State Parks Foundation, and Roots and Branches for making this project a reality.

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Marin County Bicycle Coalition (MCBC) @marinbike.org · 13/03/2025

Big news! Easy Grade is opening to bikes! After years of advocacy, trail work begins this spring & is expected to open in November! We're enormously grateful to all our partners for making this project a reality. Another step forward in our 3 Gaps Initiative! marinbike.org/news/easy-gr...

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Bike East Bay @bikeeastbay.bsky.social · 06/03/2025

The final vote on the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge is about to go down! We're headed into the March 20 meeting knowing we have people power on our side. Thanks to everybody who has followed along the last few months. We wanted to share a quick recap of what BCDC is voting on, and what's at stake.

"ACTION ALERT: MARCH 20
Richmond-San Rafael Bridge
FINAL VOTE
to protect trail access for people biking, walking. & rolling
Sign the petition
• Give Public Comment • Demand Access"

"What's at stake? On March 20, Bay Conservation and Development Commission (BCDC) members will decide whether to keep the bike/walk path open 24/7 or allow it to be closed every Mon-Thurs for conversion to an emergency breakdown shoulder
Note: this plan will NOT add another drivable traffic lane. The opposition encourages misinformation to manipulate the public!"

"Who supports the Bike/Walk Trail?
70+ COMMUNITY, CLIMATE. AND CYCLING ORGANIZATIONS"

graphic showing logos from many different local community orgs and non-profits

"Who supports the Bike/Walk Trail?
Berkeley City Council
Richmond City Council
Albany City Council
Bay Trail Board of Directors
West Contra Costa Transportation Commission
All unanimously voted to pass resolutions in support of the RSR Trail!"

photos from each of the council / board meetings listed

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Warren Wells, AICP @warrenjwells.bsky.social · 28/02/2025

My latest in the Marin IJ, about why Sausalito needs to move out of the 1950s and improve Bridgeway for people walking or biking. The decision will happen on Saturday, March 29th, and will represent a fork in the road for the city at the foot of the Golden Gate Bridge. 🧵

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Marin County Bicycle Coalition (MCBC) @marinbike.org · 28/02/2025

San Anselmo wants your input! Help shape the future by taking the General Plan survey before it closes on March 7! Your feedback will help refine San Anselmo’s streets and public spaces for a better, quieter, & more connected community. Take the survey today: sananselmogp2045.org/circulation-...

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San Anselmo General Plan 2045

We are embarking on a two-year process with plenty of opportunities for community members to get involved and voice their opinions.

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Marin County Bicycle Coalition (MCBC) @marinbike.org · 18/12/2024

We went and checked out the new path last week, and it's great! It's not *technically* open to the public, but there was no fence indicating so on the north end, so we took the liberty of exploring.

SMART multiuse path bridge over Las Gallinas Creek

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Marin County Bicycle Coalition (MCBC) @marinbike.org · 18/12/2024

This segment of path is about 1 mile long, and lets you avoid a route twice as long on a busy, high-speed frontage road. We covered the new path, and its importance in Marin's bike network, in this post on the MCBC blog. marinbike.org/news/new-sma...

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Brand New SMART Pathway in Terra Linda

A brand new segment of the SMART pathway in Terra Linda is set to open in January 2025! The 1-mile long path provides a car-free connection!

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Marin County Bicycle Coalition (MCBC) @marinbike.org · 18/12/2024

On Saturday, January 25th MCBC will be hosting a group ride to check out the newest segment of SMART Multiuse Path in Marin, in Terra Linda. Click here to join us in a ride to the ribbon-cutting event, and be among the first to ride the new path! marinbike.org/event/smart-...

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SMART Ribbon Cutting Ride

Join MCBC on Sat, Jan 25 at 10:00 for a family-friendly ride to visit the ribbon cutting ceremony for the latest addition to SMART path.

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Marin County Bicycle Coalition (MCBC) @marinbike.org · 18/12/2024

Hi there, Bluesky! We're no longer posting on X, and are excited to have a presence here! Give us a follow, along with our other advocacy partners around the Bay!

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