Past emergency for Mill Valley projects
Recovery after the 2019 severe storm declaration (FEMA DR-4431)
FEMA's declaration records list "Severe Winter Storms, Flooding, Landslides, And Mudslides" (DR-4431) as a major disaster declaration for Marin County. The incident began on February 13, 2019 and ended on February 15, 2019, and the declaration was made on May 1, 2019. This is a county-level record for Mill Valley planning. For a similar storm recovery, identify overnight crews and any interruption to existing washing or meal facilities before sizing a temporary camp. A past event does not mean there is a need today.
Source: FEMA declaration DR-4431, Federal Emergency Management Agency, OpenFEMA
Major construction for Mill Valley projects
State Route 1 Lagunitas Creek Bridge Project
CEQAnet received a Notice of Determination from California Department of Transportation, District 4 on December 10, 2025, recording an approval date of December 4, 2025, for "State Route 1 Lagunitas Creek Bridge Project" in Marin County. The record describes it as: Replace the existing bridge over Lagunitas Creek at PM 28.4 to 28.6 of SR 1 in Marin County, California. The determination filing does not establish the current work phase; confirm the schedule with the project owner. Use this as a wider Marin County example when discussing the actual Mill Valley work site. For a comparable remote build, confirm how many workers need overnight accommodation before adding hygiene, laundry and meal facilities.
Source: CEQAnet document 2015032036/9, Caltrans, District 4 - Bay Area/Oakland
Major renovation for Mill Valley projects
Buck Hall Non-Historic Renovations
CEQAnet received a Notice of Exemption from California Department of Parks and Recreation on January 23, 2026, for "Buck Hall Non-Historic Renovations" in Marin County, near HWY 1. The record describes it as: Project proposes improvements to the non-historic Buck Hall at Marconi Conference Center State Historic Park to allow for continued use of the building as an event space. Proposed work will: •Replace broken window panes, rotted wood sills and mullions; •Replace, as needed, broken terra cotta roof tiles; The exemption filing alone does not establish the current work phase; confirm the schedule with the project owner. Use this as a wider Marin County example when discussing the actual Mill Valley work site. For a comparable renovation, identify the facilities actually taken out of service before selecting temporary support for the workforce.
Source: CEQAnet document 2026010745, Parks and Recreation, Department of
Equipment access for Mill Valley projects
Emergency access: official information and road checks
Cal OES places Marin County in Mutual Aid Region II, part of its Coastal Administrative Region, based in Fairfield. During complex emergencies such as wildfires, floods and earthquakes, Cal OES regional staff work alongside local emergency managers in county or city Emergency Operations Centers to coordinate state resources. Before a trailer delivery, check live road conditions: Caltrans QuickMap shows real-time traffic cameras, lane closures and road conditions. Use these public emergency-management and road resources when checking the site. Delivery access and dates for your Mill Valley site are confirmed in the written quote.
Source: Coastal Region, California Governor's Office of Emergency Services; QuickMap, California Department of Transportation
The starting prices below apply to every California location, including Mill Valley. Delivery, setup and collection to your site, tax and minimum term are confirmed on your written quote.
Starting prices only, in US dollars, from our rate sheet. Daily and monthly rates are starting references. Your written quote confirms the rental price, billing terms, delivery, setup, collection, tax and any minimum term.
