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Central Marin Firefighters Quickly Control Overnight Structure Fire

Central Marin Firefighters quickly controlled an overnight structure fire in the 300 block of Corte Madera Avenue. Just after 2 AM on Sunday morning, the residents of a large two-story home were awakened by the sound of the blaze and immediately called 911. The fire, which started in a garbage can next to the house, ignited the siding and quickly spread to the interior and the attic space. While responding, firefighters were advised that nearby callers were reporting that the fire was spreading into the brush.
After interviewing the homeowner and inspecting the area where the fire started, firefighters suspect that the fire was caused by oily rags that were placed in the garbage on Saturday following an outdoor furniture staining project.

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Retired Fire Chief Craig Shurtz Passes

Members of Central Marin Fire on hand for the celebration of life for former Larkspur Fire Department Chief Craig Shurtz. Chief Shurtz began his career in 1961 and became Fire Chief in 1968 at the age of 27. Thank you Chief for having such a positive impact in so many lives over the years.

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Marin Town Hall on Fire Preparedness

Assemblymember Marc Levine invites you to hear what state, county, and local governments are doing to prepare for a fire emergency and how to improve fire safety in Marin. Learn how to prepare your family, home, and property in case of disaster.

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