Marina, Monterey County — October 26, 2026. Residents of Marina wanting to follow decisions about city finances, public safety or development should note the next listed City Council date: November 4, 2026. The official city calendar also lists a Public Works Commission meeting November 5.
The council meets in city government facilities at 211 Hillcrest Avenue. Agendas and supporting documents establish which items are actually up for consideration; the listing alone does not show that an individual land-use application or project contract will be approved.
Residents should consult the latest agenda before traveling, ask the clerk about public comment and accessibility, and remember that a proposed agenda item is not a final decision. The meeting is especially relevant as voters consider Measure Q November 3; a November 4 session should not be taken as a confirmed election-results meeting without an agenda.
Primary source: Official local agency documentation. This is original local reporting with official-source context; scheduled actions remain pending until decided.
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