In 1963, the California Legislature responded
to the urban boundary wars, and the problem of public finance and service they created, by enacting
the Local Agency Formation Commissions (LAFCOs). This law established a commission in each county
responsible for overseeing most forms of local government boundary change, including incorporation, annexations,
and special district formations. In the interest of more orderly development, LAFCOs were to act a judges of boundary
disputes among governments and communities. Since 1963, numerous changes have been made to the law, culminating in the current
Cortese-Knox-Hertzberg Act of 2000, operative January 1, 2001.
Regular LAFCO meeting:
Date:
Wednesday, December 10
Time: 1:30 p.m
Board of Supervisors Chambers
651 Pine Street, 1st Floor
Click here for
Agendas and Minutes |
Municipal Service Reviews
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Contact the Commissioners
and Staff:
651 Pine Street, 6th Floor
Martinez, CA 94553
Phone: 925-335-1094
Fax: 925-646-1228 |
Proposed Incorporation of the
Town of Alamo
LAFCO is currently processing an application for incorporation of the Town of Alamo. For further information, please click here. |
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