Mill Valley Community Meeting Cancelled Amid Stakeholder Talks

MILL VALLEY, CA – A Mill Valley Community Meeting scheduled for earlier this week was cancelled amid ongoing talks with stakeholders, city officials said.

The virtual Community Meeting scheduled for Tuesday at 6 p.m. to address the Fire Engine Access project has not yet been rescheduled, city officials said.

The design for the next Fire Engine Access project location was expected to be unveiled at the meeting.

“Due to ongoing discussions with stakeholders, this community meeting will be cancelled and rescheduled at a later time,” city officials said in a statement.

According to the city’s website, the project aims to address concerns about the challenges Mill Valley’s many narrow streets and tight turns present to fire equipment operators.

City officials believe access improvements are essential to protect life and property during an emergency.

The projects may require grading or widening of roadways, or construction of retaining walls.

The project design is expected to be completed by July of this year and construction is expected to be completed this fall according to a project timeline posted on the city’s website that notes that these projections are subject to change.