DUI Checkpoints in Marin County

Find publicly announced DUI checkpoint information in Marin County, California. This page organizes available announcements by city, date, location, and official source so readers can stay informed about public safety activity and drive responsibly.

7 Public Listings
Marin California County
Public Sources When Available

San Rafael

Marin County, California
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Date Saturday, September 26, 2026 | 6 PM to 1 AM
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DUI Checkpoint Location The San Rafael Police Department is scheduled to hold a DUI checkpoint at an undisclosed location in San Rafael.

San Rafael

Marin County, California
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Date Friday, August 28, 2026 | 6 PM to 1 AM
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DUI Checkpoint Location San Rafael Police officers will conduct a DUI checkpoint at an undisclosed location within the city.

San Rafael

Marin County, California
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Date Friday, January 30, 2026 | 5 PM to 1 AM
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DUI Checkpoint Location Drivers in South San Rafael should be aware that the San Rafael Police Department will be hosting a DUI checkpoint at a location that has not been announced.

San Rafael

Marin County, California
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Date Friday, September 26, 2025 | 5 PM to 1 AM
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DUI Checkpoint Location DUI and driver license checkpoint in the downtown area by San Rafael Police Department for sobriety enforcement.
Official source link not available

San Rafael

Marin County, California
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Date Friday, September 26, 2025 | 5 PM to 1 AM
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DUI Checkpoint Location DUI Checkpoint at an undisclosed downtown location for DUI prevention.
Official source link not available

Novato

Marin County, California
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Date Friday, May 2, 2025
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DUI Checkpoint Location DUI checkpoint set up at a secret location in Novato, California.
Official source link not available

Novato

Marin County, California
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Date Friday, May 24, 2024 | 8 PM to 2 AM
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DUI Checkpoint Location DUI and license check is at an undisclosed location in Novato by Novato PD.
Official source link not available

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Frequently Asked Questions About DUI Checkpoints in Marin County

Here are answers to common questions about publicly announced DUI checkpoints and the information presented on this page.

Are DUI checkpoints conducted in Marin County?

Law enforcement agencies may conduct DUI checkpoints and other impaired-driving enforcement operations in Marin County. This page organizes publicly announced checkpoint information when reliable public information is available.

Where can I find DUI checkpoint information for Marin County?

Available announcements are listed on this page with information such as the city, announced date, general location, and an official source when one is available. Because public announcements can change, readers should review the original source when provided.

Does DUICheckpointsTonight.com operate DUI checkpoints?

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Are DUI checkpoint dates and locations guaranteed?

No. Publicly announced checkpoint information can be changed, postponed, canceled, or modified by the agency conducting the operation. When an official source is available, readers should review that source for the latest information.

Does this website help drivers avoid DUI checkpoints?

No. The purpose of this website is public awareness and responsible driving. We do not encourage anyone to evade, avoid, interfere with, or drive around a DUI checkpoint. If you have consumed alcohol or drugs, do not drive. Use a sober driver or another safe transportation option.