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Angel Island Ferry Service

By Ross Tibbets | January 15, 2014 | Mill Valley Community Center |

The California Department of Parks and Recreation will be holding a public meeting tomorrow (January 16) to discuss the best options for providing ferry service to and from Angel Island State Park — a cherished San Francisco Bay landmark.

California Department of Parks and Recreation is seeking public input on the future of the Angel Island Ferry.

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Community members interested in participating are welcome to attend. The meeting takes place at the Mill Valley Community Center on at 6:00 p.m. Other stakeholders invited include staff members of California Department of Recreation and operators of the Angel Island Tiburon Ferry. This ferry service is family owned and operated and is the last of its kind on the San Francisco Bay.

For any further information, contact Devon Ford at 916-541-5919 or send him an email. 

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