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Unincorporated Areas

More than 65 percent of the County -- 2,653.5 square miles -- is unincorporated. For the 1 million people living in those areas, the Board of Supervisors is their "city council" and the supervisor representing the area the "mayor." County departments provide the municipal services. There are approximately 140 unincorporated communities, with the largest number located in the northern part of the County.

The listings below are intended to help those living and working in the unincorporated areas locate the municipal services available to them and their elected representatives.

Connection Survey
(Resource guides called the Connection are published for some unincorporated areas to assist in locating public services. This survey will provide valuable information to improve the publications. )

Topanga Emergency Management Task Force - Nov. 17, 2010 Agenda

Unincorporated Areas Links

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	Alphabetical Listing of Unincorporated Areas An alphabetical listing is provided of unincorporated areas and the districts in which they are located. County Map \| Supervisorial District Maps \| Population
	Animal Care and Control Six animal shelters serve unincorporated areas.
	Building and Safety Building and Safety verifies safe building design and construction through the enforcement of building codes and standards.
	Cable TV Four cable television companies operatie in the unincorporated areas of Los Angeles County. The County investigates subscriber complaints on issues ranging from quality of service to billing errors.
	Connection Guides Resource guides called the Connection are published for some unincorporated areas to assist in locating public services. This website has copies of the most recent publications.
	Demographics Education, employment, household, housing, and population statistics are given for unincorporated areas.
	Economic Development The County has a number of programs to assist business growth and encourage job creation and retention.
	Emergency Preparedness This guide provides tips to assist residents prepare for, respond to and recover from disasters.
	Fire The Los Angeles County Fire Department serves the unincorporated areas and 58 cities.
	Fire Stations This website will allow you to find the local fire station serving your area.
	Housing Programs Affordable housing is provided for low-income families, seniors, and disabled persons.
	Job Training One-stop career centers provide comprehensive, no-cost services to employers and job seekers.
	Libraries The County Library serves residents living in unincorporated areas and residents of 51 cities.
	Oak Tree Permits Oak trees are protected in unincorporated areas under a county ordinance.
	Ordinances The Los Angeles County Code contains ordinances that regulate unincorporated areas.