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Sausalito city manager found on docked boat was already out to sea

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Marin County Sheriff’s deputies arrested newly sworn-in Sausalito City Manager Elaine Forbes just days ago on suspicion of felony burglary at the Sausalito Yacht Harbor. Cops responded to a noise complaint and allegedly found Forbes aboard a 75-foot yacht she did not own.

Forbes allegedly had boarded the yacht without permission, and sounded its horn loudly for an extended period starting around 5:30 a.m.

That woke up the neighbors — and woke up the city, which suddenly realized it had a major personnel problem.

The oddest part of the story is that Elaine Forbes is no shlub. She’s built a respected career spanning nonprofits and high-level public administration.

A native of San Francisco, with a master’s degree in urban planning, she progressed through roles at organizations like the Urban Strategies Council, the San Francisco Board of Supervisors Budget Analyst’s Office, the Planning Department, and the San Francisco Airport before joining the Port of San Francisco in 2010, rising to the position of executive director in 2016.

At the SF Port, she oversaw roughly 270 staff and miles of city waterfront, advancing major initiatives on sea-level rise resilience and post-pandemic recovery.

Colleagues praised her vision — until the plot twist arrived.

Last September, Forbes announced that she was stepping down from the SF Port, citing the demanding nature of leading a complex public enterprise. Fair........

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