Find or Start a Group
Scroll through the below list to find your community! Clicking on the images will take you to a dedicated page for each area with more details about the local Neighborhood Response Group (NRG) structure, background, and ways to get involved. At the bottom of each page is a list of recent news.
Some pages are under construction, as we continue to develop groups based on community feedback. If you're interested in finding out how to get started in your area or other ways we can support your emergency preparedness, please email the Southern Marin NRG Coordinator.
Almonte
Almonte is an unincorporated neighborhood near Mill Valley tucked behind Tamalpais High School and nestled between Homestead and Tam Valley. Visit the Almonte page to find out more about their Neighborhood Response Group.
Alto Sutton
Alto Sutton, also known locally as Horse Hill, has an active Neighborhood Response Group, and is also a Firewise Community. Visit the Alto NRG page to find out more.
City of Mill Valley
Mill Valley has an expanding network of Neighborhood Response Groups (NRG) across the City. This page has information specific to groups within the City of Mill Valley.
Homestead Valley
Homestead Valley is an active community with a Firewise designation. The NRG page is currently under construction, as we map the community and develop groups. Want to learn more about starting an NRG in Homestead? Email the Southern Marin NRG Coordinator to get started.
Marin City
Marin City is a highly engaged, unincorporated community served by the Marin County Fire Department and the Marin County Sheriff's Office. There's a growing focus on emergency preparedness, and we would love to recruit Block Captains to offer more support!
Sausalito
Sausalito is just getting started! There are a small number of individual Block Captains across Sausalito, and through partnerships with groups like Sausalito Village, we're excited to see the program expand. Stay tuned for updated maps!
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Tam Valley
Tam Valley has 15 Neighborhood Response Groups defined by Mutual Threat Zones, topography, neighborhood layout, and the Tamalpais Community Services District.



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