1. Register and Vote
Make your voice heard. Join us in voting YES to renew Measure A this summer!
Register. Be sure to register to vote at https://registertovote.ca.gov.
Vote Early. Sign up to receive a vote-by-mail ballot and vote from the comfort of home.
Mark Your Calendar. Election Day is June 7, 2022.
2. Stay Connected
We believe in the power of community partnerships, and the benefits they bring for everyone in Marin. Whether we’re investing in community agriculture to lower the cost of high quality organic produce, or investing in habitat restoration for native plants and animals, we know that when Marin works together, Marin wins together.
The first step to strengthening partnerships is staying in touch! If you haven’t already, please sign up to receive the latest updates from MALT regarding Measure A, and other important ways you can support local agriculture.
Get the latest information by signing up for our monthly newsletter.
3. Know Your Farmer, Know Your Food
The best way to know your food is to know your farmer. Marin County benefits from an incredible community-supported network of local farmers and ranchers who work the land to produce affordable, high quality, produce, dairy, and meat available to everyone.
You can learn more about the working landscapes that grow our food, and explore the beauty of Marin, by checking out MALT’s calendar of events. From ranch tours to wildflower hikes, there are events for everyone.
Head to malt.org/events to explore upcoming events or, sign up for MALT’s newsletter to have the latest invitations sent right to your inbox.
4. Learn More
Measure A was first passed by Marin voters in 2012, and has played an instrumental role in expanding and investing in Open Space across every corner of Marin County.
Learn more about Measure A’s impact and importance to our community from the many voices that help steward it: Read this overview of Measure A from Marin County Parks, and our blog on “What to Know About MALT and Measure A“, or this recent letter to the Board of County Supervisors from Marin Resource Conservation District and don’t forget this comprehensive list of Measure A enhancements from Marin County Parks. Enjoy!