On the Nov. 3 election ballot, residents of several communities in Marin County are being asked to vote on separate measures to renew parcel taxes that are used to maintain a shared rapid 911 emergency response service in Ross Valley.
The communities of Fairfax, Larkspur, Ross, San Anselmo and Corte Madera, as well as the unincorporated fire protection districts of Kentfield and Sleepy Hollow, and County Services Area 27, are each voting on measures to generate a total of about $3 million annually for the Ross Valley Paramedic Authority, which serves all of those areas.
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