LAFCo Resource LibraryIn an effort to make items in the public record more accessible to the general public, LAFCo has begun the process of digitizing and remediating documents for digital and ADA-compliant access to the…
Pay Fees to LAFCo OnlineLAFCo now offers online payments for fees owed such as application fees, storage requisition fees, research fees, or any other fees that a member of the public may incur when utilizing services…
Frequently Asked QuestionsLAFCo is an acronym for Local Agency Formation Commission. LAFCos were created by the State legislature in 1963 to regulate the boundaries of cities and special districts. It is a regulatory agency…
Mission, Vision and GoalsThe Marin Local Agency Formation Commission promotes and coordinates the efficient delivery of local government services and encourages the preservation of open space and agricultural lands.
Powers and ResponsibilitiesMarin LAFCo has direct jurisdiction over 65 current local governmental agencies located throughout Marin County. These agencies include 11 cities and towns, 30 independent special districts (i.e…
