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From Marin. For Marin.

I am running for Marin County Supervisor because I care deeply about Marin and believe County Leadership can be doing more for our community. As I have knocked on thousands of doors over the past year, I have heard the same refrain, people want: better community engagement around the implementation of Project Homekey in Larkspur, better fiscal transparency and management with Flood Control, a more holistic approach to affordable housing, and a County that is more engaged and responsive with its constituents. We deserve better.

Our County government should work for our Ross Valley and San Rafael communities, not the other way around.

I have unique experience in this race: as a 4th generation Marin native, a successful corporate career spanning 20+ years, 35+ years of public service leadership, 50+ endorsements from local elected leaders in District 2 - and a family with 4 teenagers who were raised in Marin.

I believe I can represent our collective voice as a Marin County Supervisor and would be honored by your vote this November 5th.

Read more about me here.

Warmly,

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In the News & Press Releases

NEWS ARTICLE

Marin IJ Readers’ Forum for Oct 7, 2024

"McPhail Sridharan has championed students within our community by serving as a trustee on the Kentfield School District board as well as serving as chair of the Safe Routes to School program. Most recently, I had the privilege of working with her on the community advisory group for the Project Homekey site at 1251 S. Eliseo Drive, where we both also served on the public safety committee.

McPhail Sridharan understands the role of government, how it operates and the needs of our county. Not only is she an advocate for our community, but she is someone who is not afraid to speak her mind and does so collaboratively, empathetically and intellectually."

By Alicia Esterkamp Allbin, Kentfield

Oct
7
2024
NEWS ARTICLE

Marin IJ Readers’ Forum for Oct 1, 2024

"The Ross Valley flood-fee process lacks effective leadership and transparency. . .

As a former member of the Marin County Flood Control District Zone 9 advisory board, I watched local control of recent flood protection projects being abdicated to the Marin County Board of Supervisors for projects in Fairfax and San Anselmo. Doing so created distrust and opposition to consultant-conceived projects, including plans to dig out some popular parks and playfields.

Millions were spent on projects upstream from Kentfield, Greenbrae and Larkspur, leaving us “holding the bag” after the dredging of lower Corte Madera Creek was defunded. . .

It begs for an audit and a financial reset. It should fund projects in lower Corte Madera Creek. . .

Heather McPhail Sridharan, a candidate for the District 2 supervisor seat on the Nov. 5 ballot, will demand this review and reset. She will demand that the county record audio flood control advisory board meetings to ensure transparency, which current Supervisor Katie Rice never agreed to do (despite my requests).

The public deserves better."

By Dan Hillmer, Larkspur

Oct
1
2024
NEWS ARTICLE

Marin Magazine: Stepping Up For Community: Women in Marin Running for Office in 2024

"I feel like I’m part of the pink wave sweeping our country right now. With the announcement of Kamala Harris on the presidential ticket, women are very motivated to turn out and vote for women up and down the ballot. When I go door knocking, I feel this new energy and momentum among women that wasn’t in play before Harris entered the race.  

I feel proud to have the endorsement from the Marin Women’s Political Action Committee, Planned Parenthood, and am a Mom’s Demand Action Gun Sense Candidate.  I am predicting that women will turn out in record numbers to vote in November, not just nationally, but in Marin as well. So much is at stake right now. Not just fundamental reproductive rights, but also our democracy."

By Heather McPhail Sridharan

Oct
1
2024

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