President, District 5 Supervisor· Board President for 2026 (localnewsmatters 2026-01-20). Start: own newsletter says sworn in January 3 (public ceremony at Jan 10 2023 board meeting per county release, both via search excerpts; marincounty.gov 403-blocked). month-level end: December 2026 per Marin LAFCO county list 'Term expires: December, 2026'. Did not run in 2026 (Assembly race); successor seated from the June/Nov 2026 cycle.
Eric Lucan
Marin County, California
No biography on file yet.
Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 7
- Total speaking time
- 1:15:18
- Avg per meeting
- 10:45
- Segments
- 1357
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Top issues during term (16)(Public Safety)
National Preparedness Month and AlertMarin improvements
No direct cost was identified; the plan guides how existing emergency resources are deployed.
police misconduct and immigration detention
You could end up paying through lawsuits, settlements, and local resources tied up in misconduct and detention cases.
In-custody death of Tammy Manzania at Marin County jail
A lawsuit appears likely, which could cost the county significant money in settlement or judgment.
Suicide prevention in Marin
Adds $2 million to the mental health residential placement fund, bringing it to $8.85 million.
Health Council of Marin sunsetting
New Marin County Fire Headquarters in San Geronimo Valley
$3.4 million for design now, with construction costs to follow.
15 mph school zones in unincorporated Marin
Keep People Housed Marin homelessness prevention
Up to $742,000 in county funding over FY 2026-28 for prevention services.
Law enforcement data-sharing contract held
$1,532,500 proposed master services agreement, not yet approved.
Ross Valley Paramedic Parcel Tax on the November Ballot
A four-year special parcel tax on Ross Valley property owners, subject to voter approval.
Homeless shelter operations in San Rafael
$439,313 added to a $4,027,089 contract for shelter operations.
Animal control services contract
$14,037,561 over three years.
Brown Act remote access disruption policy
None identified; this is a procedural compliance policy.
January 2026 storm and flood emergency
Opioid settlement funding for public health
$656,570.07 in new settlement funding over nine years.
Childcare safety-net funding
$250,000 in county FY 2025-26 funds.
Decisions during term (1)
Recorded while Lucan was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Voting record (0)(Public Safety)
No votes found matching Public Safety.