🌉 Marin County
~260,000 peopleMarin is one of the wealthiest counties in America—but not everyone shares in that wealth. Marin City, a historically Black community built during WWII, was shut out of homeownership programs. The Canal in San Rafael is home to immigrant families paying sky-high rents. Meanwhile, Point Reyes ranching families are being pushed off land they've worked for generations.
These bills help Marin's working families build wealth, protect its iconic ranches, and prepare for rising seas and wildfires.
Key Bills for Marin:
- Marin City, The Canal and Beyond: American Housing Justice Act — Turns rent payments into homeownership for families in Marin City and The Canal
- Federal Lands Stewardship and Human Sustenance Act — Brings Point Reyes ranching families back to their land
- Federal Lands Stewardship and Agricultural Resilience Act — Supports regenerative ranching at Point Reyes
- American Climate, Coastal, and Community Resilience Act — Protects shoreline communities from sea level rise
- Federal Wildfire Insurance Stabilization Act — Keeps home insurance affordable in fire-prone areas
- National Climate Resilience and Fire Safety Reinsurance Act — Creates federal reinsurance backstop for wildfire coverage
- Climate-Resilient Organic Transition Act — Helps Marin's organic farms and dairies stay competitive
- American Blue Economy & Working Waterfronts Act — Supports coastal businesses and harbor investment
- Senior Independence & Silver Economy Act — Supports aging in place for Marin's seniors
- Working Parents Secure Childcare Incentive Act — Makes childcare affordable for working families