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Welcome to San Diego LAFCO

LAFCO is responsible for coordinating, directing, and overseeing logical and timely changes to local governmental boundaries, including annexation and detachment of territory, incorporation of cities, formation of special districts, and consolidation, merger, and dissolution of districts.

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Welcome to San Diego LAFCO

Local Agency Formation Commissions (LAFCOs) were established in 1963 and responsible under State law to facilitate orderly growth and development in the most efficient manner possible while protecting against the premature conversion of agricultural and open-space resources in all 58 counties in California.

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Welcome to San Diego LAFCO

San Diego LAFCO plans and regulates the boundaries and service areas of nearly 100 local governmental agencies in San Diego County that collectively serve 3.4 million residents and expected to increase on average by 25,000 each year before reaching 3.9 million by 2040.

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Upcoming Events

Commission Meeting
Dec 02

Commission Meeting

08:15 AM - 10:15 AM
Cities Advisory Committee Meeting
Dec 19

Cities Advisory Committee Meeting

01:30 PM - 03:00 PM
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Commission Meeting - August 5, 2024
Special Districts Advisory Meeting - June 21, 2024
Commission Meeting - June 3, 2024
Commission Meeting - May 6, 2024
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SD LAFCO BY THE NUMBERS

San Diego County is the 2nd most populous county in California & 5th in all of the U.S.
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San Diego County is the 2nd most populous county in California & 5th in all of the U.S.
18 Incorporated Cities in San Diego County. More than 4/5 of residents live in the City of San Diego.
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18 Incorporated Cities in San Diego County. More than 4/5 of residents live in the City of San Diego.
San Diego County is expected to add nearly 365,000 new residents by 2050.
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San Diego County is expected to add nearly 365,000 new residents by 2050.
To maintain the same person-to-household ratio, 130,357 new homes are needed through 2050.
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To maintain the same person-to-household ratio, 130,357 new homes are needed through 2050.
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