SAN ANSELMO, Marin County — October 25, 2026. San Anselmo business owners are invited to a Town Business Forum on Tuesday, October 27, from 9 a.m. to 10:15 a.m. in the town’s Council Chambers. The official municipal community notices describe the subject as getting local businesses ready for winter weather, with attention to forecasts of potential El Niño conditions. A forecast outlook does not mean that a specific storm or flood has been confirmed for October 27.

Why a winter-preparedness forum matters

For downtown retailers, restaurants and other local employers, rainy-season preparation can involve customer and worker access, emergency contacts, supplies and continuity of operations. The town’s announcement describes an informational discussion with staff. It does not state that a particular business will experience flooding or promise that financial assistance is being offered. Business owners should ask municipal staff which resources are available and which preparations apply to their property.

Town Council also appears on the October 27 calendar

The town’s community calendar separately lists a Town Council meeting on Tuesday, October 27. This is a different event from the morning business forum. Meeting times, agendas, comment procedures and any changes should be confirmed with the official Town Council Agendas & Meetings portal rather than assuming the Council convenes at 9 a.m.

The town says current and upcoming Town Council, board, commission and committee materials are available through its meeting portal. Council and Planning Commission meetings are recorded and made available through local public-access channels. Proposed changes to municipal rules, parking or development must be verified against adopted actions, not just advance agendas.

Other community news: Fire Station 20 renovation

A separate municipal notice says renovations at Fire Station 20, 150 Butterfield Road, have been completed and crews have returned to the station. This is an official account of facility work, not an assessment of fire-response performance. Residents should consult the original town update for public events or tours rather than assuming unrestricted access to an operational fire facility.

Where to check and ask questions

For the winter forum, start at the town’s published community notices and confirm the venue before attending. For Council matters, use the meeting portal. Readers can follow San Anselmo News for ongoing locally sourced public-service coverage.

Official sources reviewed October 25, 2026: San Anselmo municipal community notices; Agendas and Meetings. This article describes advertised events, not their outcomes.

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