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Casa Madera, Corte Madera

625Residents

59Friendliness

65Affordability

$129KAverage income

59Average age

72%Homeowners

Residents:625

Friendliness:59

Affordability:65

Average income:$129K

Average age:59

Homeowners:72%

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Casa Madera is a beautiful, quiet neighborhood in Corte Madera, USA. Known for its clean, safe environment, Nextdoor Neighbors love the community atmosphere and the convenience it offers. It's a place where everyone feels at home.

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V. W.

Casa Madera

a week ago

Hi! Looking for someone who can do some Stucco repair work on our home. Recommendations appreciated. Thanks!

M. E.

Casa Madera

2+ weeks ago

Looks like there is a serious fire in what looks to be Greenbrae -- just heard tons of sirens go by. Praying everyone is safe!

N. S.

Casa Madera

2+ weeks ago

who does the best alterations in Southern Marin incl. Larkspur? thank you!

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Latest safety updates near Casa Madera

PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY

2+ weeks ago

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Reports of scams targeting PG&E customers were at an all-time high in 2023, and customers lost nearly $900,000 to scammers. This week is National Consumer Protection Week, and PG&E is committed to helping customers know the signs to stop scams. Learn more: https://www.pgecurrents.com/articles/3932-scammers-swindled-nearly-900-000-pg-e-customers-2023-s-victim

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POWER OUTAGE ALERTS

2+ weeks ago

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⚠️ Pacific Gas and Electric Company issued a power outage alert in Marin ----- [Update 5/3 10:10AM] ✅ Power is now restored. [Update 5/3 07:38AM] Cause: PATROLLING. [Update 5/3 06:32AM] Cause: . ----- - Alert issued at: 5/3 06:21AM. - Area: Yolansdale, Robson-Harrington. - Affecting: 50 customers. - Cause: Unknown. - Estimated service restoration: 5/3 10:00AM.

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CENTRAL MARIN POLICE

2+ weeks ago

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Following a recent arrest where a suspect was apprehended for theft and possession of a credit card skimmer at a local gas station, Central Marin Police Authority Investigations wanted to share the following information to our citizens - Card skimming can occur when devices illegally installed on ATMs, point-of-sale (POS) terminals, or fuel pumps collect data from the magnetic strip on your credit or debit card at the time you use it. The stolen information can be sold and used to create counterfeit credit and debit cards. - How Skimming Happens - ATM and POS Terminal Skimming: ATM Skimming Devices are typically installed on the outside of machines and look as if they belong there. High-quality devices are attached over the card reader and others are placed inside the terminal. Sometimes, a tiny camera might be installed nearby to record your PIN as you enter it or an artificial keypad could be placed over the existing one to record your keystrokes. Fuel Pump Skimming: Fuel Pump Skimmers are usually attached to the internal wiring of the machine and are not visible. ATM, POS and Fuel Pump Skimming devices store victim data and the device is either removed by the suspect or the data can be wirelessly transferred. Tips to Avoid Being Skimmed Follow these guidelines every time you use your card. While fraud is not 100% preventable, these may help you. 1. Do a quick scan. Before using any machine, take a look to make sure it hasn’t been tampered with. If the card reader seems loose, crooked, or damaged, if the graphics aren’t aligned, or if part of the machine is a different color, don’t insert or swipe your card. If there is another machine nearby (such as two ATM machines next to each other) compare them to see if there are obvious differences. For example, if one machine has a flashing slot to insert your card and the other doesn’t, that may be an indication that there is something wrong. 2. Be wary of non-bank ATMs. FICO reports that 60% of skimming occurs at privately-owned ATMs. These are typically cash-dispensing machines and tend to be located in convenience stores, bars, restaurants, grocery stores, or check cashing establishments. 3. Check the keypad. If the numbers are hard to press or feel thick, it might have a false keypad installed and you should move on to the next machine. 4. Block your PIN. When entering your PIN, cover the keypad with your other hand in case a camera is recording your number. 5. Use mobile wallet. An alternative to swiping your card is paying by mobile wallet including Apple Pay, Samsung Pay, or Google Pay. This form of payment is secure because your credit card information is tokenized and rendered useless if a thief where to get a hold of it. 6. Pay inside. If your local gas station hasn't yet updated their pumps to accept mobile wallet or you aren't sure if the machine is safe to use, go inside the service station to pay. 7. Stay in public view. Always try to use machines that are in public view with security monitoring – these machines are less likely to be tampered with. For additional protection, use a machine inside the store or an ATM inside your bank. 8. Check your account regularly. Technology is advancing and so are skimming devices so the best thing you can do is monitor your account. Rather than wait for your monthly statement, check your account regularly using online and mobile banking. 9. Sign up for alerts. See what type of fraud alert system your card provider has in place and take advantage of it. 10. Above all, trust your instincts. If you suspect foul play, or if you’re in doubt about the authenticity of a machine, use a different machine or payment method. If You Suspect a Skimming Device: Marin County Consumers can report suspected skimmers to the Marin County Weights and Measures Department (phone: (415) 473-7888 or online form: https://www.marincounty.org/depts/ag/consumer-complaint-form) https://www.marincounty.org/depts/ag/consumer-protection If You Suspect Your Card Has Been Compromised Contact your financial institution immediately.

CENTRAL MARIN POLICE

2+ weeks ago

Agency

Gas Thief Arrested in Larkspur with “Skimming” Device On Wednesday evening, Central Marin Police Officers were alerted to suspicious activity at Marin Gas in Larkspur. Our jurisdiction, and the Bay Area in general, has dealt with gas station “skimming” - an illegal practice used by identity thieves to capture credit card information from a cardholder surreptitiously. Many of our citizens, as well as a Central Marin Police Officer, have been victims of this crime in the last few months. Officers arrived at Marin Gas and contacted the individual suspected of criminal activity. The individual was identified and was shown to be on active probation out of Contra Costa County for theft related crimes. Further investigation and a probation search revealed the suspect possessed numerous gift cards, burglary tools, and a scanning device which could be used to obtain information from any card with a magnetic strip, including credit cards. Four large containers of gasoline were located in the bed of the suspect’s truck, which was towed and stored as evidence. Ultimately, the suspect was arrested and booked into Marin County Jail for grand theft, possession of burglary tools, and unlawful possession of a scanning device. The arresting officer, along with Central Marin Detectives, will continue to investigate these crimes to hopefully identify victims of identity theft.

POWER OUTAGE ALERTS

2+ weeks ago

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⚠️ Pacific Gas and Electric Company issued a power outage alert in Marin ----- [Update 5/21 11:37AM] ✅ Power is now restored. [Update 5/21 10:36AM] Cause: PATROLLING. [Update 5/21 10:24AM] Cause: . ----- - Alert issued at: 5/21 10:11AM. - Area: Waldo Point Harbor, Kappas Marina, Marin, and more. - Affecting: 267 customers. - Cause: Unknown. - Estimated service restoration: 5/21 04:30PM.

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POWER OUTAGE ALERTS

2+ weeks ago

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⚠️ Pacific Gas and Electric Company issued a power outage alert in Marin ----- [Update 5/13 01:12AM] ✅ Power is now restored. [Update 5/12 04:18PM] Estimated service restoration: 5/13 08:30AM. [Update 5/12 03:25PM] Cause: NG CONNECTION. [Update 5/12 02:56PM] Cause: PATROLLING. [Update 5/12 02:26PM] Cause: . ----- - Alert issued at: 5/12 02:15PM. - Area: Strawberry. - Affecting: 81 customers. - Cause: Unknown. - Estimated service restoration: 5/12 04:30PM.

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Rosenthal desert dishes, quantity 5.

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Il Fornaio Corte Madera

I’m going to be biased and say Il Fornaio- Corte Madera and Piatti- Mill Valley are the best. I work at both places.

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Neighborhood FAQs

What do people in Casa Madera, Corte Madera like to do for fun?

Nextdoor Neighbors in Casa Madera rate their top interests as hiking & trails, walking, home improvement & diy, gardening & landscape, dogs, volunteering, books, wine tasting, emergency preparedness (cert/nert), and photography.

Is Casa Madera, Corte Madera a good neighborhood to live?

The top reasons Nextdoor Neighbors love Casa Madera are: atmosphere, beautiful, clean, community, convenient, dog friendly, quiet, safe, walkability, and weather.