Marin County Sheriff’s Department Southern-Substation

In the ever continuing saga of proving to multiple school districts, nonprofit organizations, and law-​enforcement agencies that I have no criminal record and that I’m not a danger to work with children, teenagers, and adults (although a lot of said teenagers are a danger to me), I had to get my fingerprints taken at this sheriff’s substation.
The most annoying part of the entire process was the fact that at the time (in late 2005 or early 2006), the address given to me did not appear on any mapping websites. Instead, I had to follow convoluted driving directions just to get to this strange part of Marin City. Getting my fingerprints taken was all right. I was early for my appointment, and the person in charge took me without making me wait too long.
He was pleasant enough, but the entire process was far too complicated. You have to make appointments on the same day, so if you’re trying to plan ahead, you’re probably better off going to the main sheriff’s station.
So yea, I’m officially fingerprinted in Marin and Santa Clara Counties. I was also technically fingerprinted in Alameda County, but that was for my job in San Francisco County. If anyone needs a getting-​fingerprinted coach, I charge very reasonable rates.