Choose a County
88 incorporated cities + unincorporated areas
Los Angeles County
Choose the city that contains the property, or use the County path for an unincorporated address.
View Los Angeles County18 incorporated cities + unincorporated areas
San Diego County
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View San Diego County34 incorporated cities + unincorporated areas
Orange County
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View Orange County24 incorporated cities + unincorporated areas
San Bernardino County
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View San Bernardino CountyFind your City
Search by City name. If the property is outside an incorporated City, open its County page and use the unincorporated-area starting point.
Why the exact jurisdiction matters
County boundaries do not tell you which building department reviews the project. An incorporated City normally has its own local process, while the County generally handles land outside City boundaries. Confirm this before relying on a setback, fee estimate or permit timeline.
- Confirm the jurisdiction.Use the property address and parcel information, not only the mailing city.
- Read the local starting page.Identify the responsible planning and building departments and current submittal instructions.
- Discuss the whole project.Ask a qualified local professional about feasibility, early total budget and a realistic approval-to-completion schedule.
Coverage and source notes
City membership was checked against official County sources on . A page in this directory is a starting point, not a legal determination that a property is eligible for an ADU.