MARIN COUNTY staffers and supervisors took a breath Monday, looked at voter priorities and started strategizing for the 2026-28 budget cycle.  The start of a three-day budget workshop was centered on how the county can deliver services amid the uncertainty of federal and state funding in the face of slowing revenues and an aging population.
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