Open Data Network

Countywide Expense

Budgeted expenses for the County of Marin for Fiscal Years 2023-24; 2022-23; 2021-22; 2020-21. Each Fiscal Year begins July 1 and ends the following June 30. Expenses are broken out by department and budget category.

Employee Jobs and Attributes 2013-2020

Information about each regular hire* employee at specific points in time, at the end of each calendar year. Employee-related information includes ethnicity, gender and age range. Age range can change from year to year. Job-related information includes date of regular hire, type of regular hire, date of any termination, department, title, SOC job code, SOC job code description, EEO4 job code and management level. Data is at the end of each calendar year for each of 2013 through 2018. Data is updated annually. Hire dates for regular hire employees hired before 2013 are all set to December 31, 2012, so accurate employee longevity counts cannot be determined. Employee numbers in the data set are masked, and are not actual employee numbers. * Regular hire employees have full salaries and benefits and do not have fixed terms on their employment.

Unclaimed Checks

List of Marin County checks that have been issued and distributed, but which remain uncashed 6 months after their issue date ("stale" checks). List excludes checks that are considered confidential and exempt from disclosure. This information is updated monthly. In accordance with Government Code §29802, uncashed County checks are void and become stale after 6 months. Uncashed County checks that are lost or destroyed may be reissued up to 2 years from the stale date (2 years and 6 months from the date of issuance) when a valid Affidavit is filed certifying the loss or destruction, and after a review of records indicates the check was not previously reissued. An uncashed, stale County check that is more than 2 years and 6 months old may be reissued only upon receipt of the original check, and if a review of records indicates the check was not previously reissued. If your check has been lost/destroyed or stale-dated, please fill out this form and follow the included instructions to obtain a replacement check: <a href="/api/views/er4x-svwp/files/aedd84a5-6f45-4d8d-982d-a22e31c74b72?download=true&filename=Affidavit%20to%20Obtain%20Reissue%20of%20Lost%20or%20Destroyed%20Check.pdf" style="">Affidavit to Obtain Reissue of Lost or Destroyed Check.pdf</a> <br>

Special Districts Budget – Expenses

Budgeted expenses for the County of Marin’s Special District Funds for Fiscal Years 2023-24; 2022-23; 2021-22; 2020-21. Each Fiscal Year begins July 1 and ends the following June 30.

Program Detail - Expenses

Budgeted expenses for the County of Marin for Fiscal Years 2023-24; 2022-23; 2021-22; 2020-21. Each Fiscal Year begins July 1 and ends the following June 30. Expenses are broken out by department, program, fund and budget category.

Special Districts Budget – Expenses – by Fund

Budgeted expenses for the County of Marin’s Special District Funds for Fiscal Years 2023-24; 2022-23; 2021-22; 2020-21. Each Fiscal Year begins July 1 and ends the following June 30. Detail by fund and program.

Preserve and Protect Historic and Contemporary Records

The Recorder’s Office is in the process of restoring and preserving original historical records, which are classified by the Secretary of State as records considered being so valuable or unique as to require their permanent preservation. These records, dating back to 1856, include maps, deeds, and any other recorded document that relates to property ownership and encumbrances in Marin County.

Building Permit

Detailed information about each residential or commercial building permit processed by, and under the jurisdiction of, Marin County. Data is updated daily and covers the time period beginning January 1, 2014 until the present. Simpler permits, which are issued on demand, have issued dates but do not have received dates nor plan approval dates. More complex permits that involve permit inspections, and often involve building plans that must be approved, have a received date, an issued date and often a plan approval date. The received date is the date a permit application is received. The issued date is the date the permit has been fully approved and issued, and may be many weeks or months after the received date. The related <a href="https://data.marincounty.org/County-Government/Building-Permit-Inspection/yfwm-p533" target=_blank>Building Permit Inspection</a> dataset has inspections for building permits. It has a common data column, Permit Tracking ID. Advanced analysis tools can be used to analyze both permits and their inspections.

Issued Building Permits by Date Range

Detailed information about each residential or commercial building permit processed by, and under the jurisdiction of, Marin County. Data is updated daily and covers the time period beginning January 1, 2014 until the present. Simpler permits, which are issued on demand, have issued dates but do not have received dates nor plan approval dates. More complex permits that involve permit inspections, and often involve building plans that must be approved, have a received date, an issued date and often a plan approval date. The received date is the date a permit application is received. The issued date is the date the permit has been fully approved and issued, and may be many weeks or months after the received date. The related <a href="https://data.marincounty.org/County-Government/Building-Permit-Inspection/yfwm-p533" target=_blank>Building Permit Inspection</a> dataset has inspections for building permits. It has a common data column, Permit Tracking ID. Advanced analysis tools can be used to analyze both permits and their inspections.

Central Collections and General Billing