CITIES: MISSION VIEJO BECOMES A MUNICIPALITY
When Mission Viejo becomes a city on March 31, 1988, the county will continue to provide some services for the 64,000 residents, but under contract to the new city. Here is how the change in governmental control will affect essential services.
Service Service Provider PUBLIC SAFETY Police/Fire County County (contract) Animal Control County County (contract) UTILITIES Water/Sewer Moulton-Ngl. Water Dist. No Change Sta. Margarita Water Dist. No Change Electricity So. Cal. Edison No Change San Diego Gas & Electric No Change Solid Waste County City (Dewey’s Rubbish) (Dewey’s Rubbish) Street Lighting Mission Viejo City Comm. Services Dist. PUBLIC WORKS Streets Mission Viejo City Comm. Services Dist. Landscape Maint. Mission Viejo City Comm. Services Dist. Flood Control County No Change COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Planning/Building County City LEISURE SERVICES Parks and Recreation County No Change Library County No Change
Source: Local Agency Formation Commission
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