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Event Aide: Volunteer/Intern Division 

Human Resources - Volunteer & Intern Division

Use your people skills to help County of Marin events run smoothly. Volunteer aides assist with preparation, greeting, and registration at events ranging from serious to fun. (Examples: employee workshop, arts & crafts fair, wellness fair.) As an event volunteer, you are reliable and have excellent customer service skills. You receive periodic notices about upcoming events and commit to those that fit your schedule. Team members may serve several times a year. Staff provides orientation and supervision.

Parks & Open Space Volunteers 

Parks - Open Space Division

Whether you're interested in maintaining a habitat restoration site, trail, playground or an entire park, we will work with you to find a project that matches your skills and commitment. For more information, contact Volunteer Coordinators Kirk Schroeder at Kirk.Schroeder@marincounty.gov (415) 763-2977 or Greg Reza at Greg.Reza@marincounty.gov (415) 473-3778.

Stafford Lake Bike Park Volunteer 

Parks

Help keep the visitor experience positive and safe at the beautiful Stafford Lake Bike Park! Motivated volunteers to perform tread work and other maintenance activities. For details, contact Volunteer Coordinator Kirk Schroeder: (415) 763-2977 or kirk.schroeder@marincounty.gov.

Ring Mountain Grassland Restoration! 

Parks - Open Space Division

Let’s celebrate Ring Mountain Preserve for our 16th annual “Fling on Ring” community event! Join us for a day of environmental education and community service. We’ll protect the endangered Tiburon mariposa lily by removing invasive French broom to help restore native grassland that make Ring Mountain special. 
For more information, contact Volunteer Coordinator Greg Reza at GReza@marincounty.org or (415) 473-3778.

English Tutor 

Library - Novato

Are you a fluent English speaker who would like to make a positive impact in people's lives? Tutors encourage adult participants as they practice and gain confidence in their spoken-language skills.

Conversation-based sessions take place:
* Mondays 10:00-11:30 a.m. (in English) at the Novato Library
* Thursdays 8:30-10:00 a.m. (in English) at the Hamilton School Library.

No experience needed, just a willingness to communicate. Staff orients and supports volunteers.

Researcher 

Library - California Room

Online Solutions Team 

Information Services Technology

Marin County IST is seeking a motivated and curious recent college graduate with a degree in Science, Mathematics, Technology, or a related field to join our team as an unpaid volunteer/intern.

This is a unique opportunity to gain hands-on experience working on real-world projects that directly impact Marin County residents.

What You'll Do

• Support and learn across a variety of platforms and technologies, including:


• Public-facing websites (Drupal-based)


• Electronic forms (JotForm )


• Microsoft Office 365 ecosystem (SharePoint, Power Automate)


• Document Management Systems


• Programming and automation tasks


• Assist with ongoing projects and daily operations


• Collaborate with team members to develop and improve digital solutions


• Contribute ideas and help solve real business and community challenges

What You'll Gain

• Practical, real-world experience working on active government technology projects


• Exposure to a wide range of enterprise tools and systems


• Opportunity to contribute to meaningful solutions that serve Marin County residents


• Mentorship and learning across multiple technology domains


• A chance to demonstrate your capabilities within a professional public-sector IT environment

Who You Are

• Recent college graduate (within the last 1 2 years)


• Degree in Science, Mathematics, Technology, or related field


• Curious, proactive, and eager to learn


• Interested in exploring multiple technologies and systems


• Strong problem-solving mindset and willingness to contribute

This role is ideal for someone looking to build experience, expand their technical skills, and make a meaningful impact in the community.

Radio Communications Volunteer 

Public Works

Radio Communications Volunteer (RCV) operators use their amateur radio skills and own equipment to supplement communications for community-based organizations in Marin as needed during emergencies or disasters. Volunteers attend regular meetings. Staff provides training and supervision.