District 1 Supervisor· month-level start: December 2022 per county bio/release ('sworn in December 2022'); month-level end: December 2026 per Marin LAFCO county list; re-elected June 2026 (second term follows).
Mary Sackett
Marin County, California
No biography on file yet.
Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 5
- Total speaking time
- 41:22
- Avg per meeting
- 8:16
- Segments
- 344
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Top issues during term (20)
Buck Gulch Falls trail accessibility and restoration
National Preparedness Month and AlertMarin improvements
Maintains emergency response authority and potential reimbursement eligibility.
Santa Venetia levee emergency repairs
Contract amendment amount not specified in the record available.
Economic Opportunity Grant Pilot
About $342,000 in one-time funding from race equity and parks grant sources.
police misconduct and immigration detention
You could end up paying through lawsuits, settlements, and local resources tied up in misconduct and detention cases.
Sir Francis Drake Blvd Landslide Repair
Contract award amount with related budget adjustment, per staff report.
Elections records disclosure and November 3 election preparations
Up to $450,000 approved for ballot mail and print services.
Local Coastal Program housing amendment
Trust holds over $18 million, with requests exceeding it; county currently commits $5 million per year.
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.
Oak Hill Apartments Affordable Housing Financing
No county funds — conduit financing through tax-exempt bonds.
Suicide prevention in Marin
Special districts governance and grand jury findings
Consolidation or shared services could lower the cost of running dozens of special districts that residents pay into.
Habitat Redwood Boulevard affordable housing project
Affordable Housing Fund allocation approved for the project.
Health Council of Marin sunsetting
Latin American Heritage Month and workplace inclusion
Ross Valley Paramedic Parcel Tax on the November Ballot
A four-year special parcel tax on Ross Valley property owners, subject to voter approval.
New Marin County Fire Headquarters in San Geronimo Valley
$3.4 million for design now, with construction costs to follow.
West Marin speed limits
Project Labor Agreement for Fire Headquarters
Homelessness and human services funding
Contracts total roughly $1.3 million combined across the approved agreements.
Decisions during term (138)
Recorded while Sackett was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.