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Check Address Jurisdiction

There are 11 county pockets within Covina proper that are not incorporated within the City of Covina, meaning, that if a property is not incorporated, the proper jurisdiction is Los Angeles County for Planning, Building, Code Enforcement, and Public Works inquiries.

A Covina address in a county pocket may still fall under Covina Water, even if their services for Planning, Public Works, Building & Safety, and Code Enforcement are within the County of Los Angeles Jurisdiction. There are other exceptions. If you are unsure, please contact city staff to be assisted or use the below as a general guide to determine if your property is Covina Jurisdiction, or Los Angeles County Jurisdiction.

How to know if a Covina address is in Covina Jurisdiction or County Pocket

  1. Check our public GIS Viewer. Select the magnifying tool and type in your address. If the property is within the gray
    area of the map, then the address is a county address. If it lands on a colored portion of the map (has a Covina Zone assigned
    to it), then it is Covina Jurisdiction.
  2. Check the address number or nearest Street Signs. Covina addresses typically are not higher than 2999. Another indicator
    is if the property is located south of the 10 Freeway and East of Grand Avenue. Another indicator is if the nearest street signs
    are blue (blue means county). Covina Street Signs are standard green and typically include the Covina logo. If any of these indicators describe your address you are likely within Los Angeles County.
  3. Use LA County Online Tools. Open EPIC LA Permit Helper, type in address and hit “search”. A new page will open showing a map and the property jurisdiction on the right-hand side. Los Angeles County Public works also offers a Service Locator Tool. To use, toggle the map or type in address to determine services.
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Windstorm Update

The City had activated its Emergency Operations Center (EOC) during the most severe portions of the wind event.  We will continue to monitor conditions and reopen the EOC when needed. The activation of the EOC ensures that City departments and other key service providers are coordinating response efforts to mitigate the impacts of these weather conditions. Locally, strong winds have caused downed trees/debris and power outages in the community. City crews will continue to monitor these conditions and respond to incidents to clear roadways of debris.

 

The City remains committed to providing essential services and ensuring public safety. Additional resources available to the community include the City’s smart phone service request application (Covina at Your Service), Southern California Edison’s power outage status map (https://www.sce.com/outage-center/check-outage-status) and LA County Fire Department’s “Ready! Set! Go!” brochure on wildfire preparedness (https://fire.lacounty.gov/rsg/). Additionally, community members may download the smart phone application Watch Duty (https://fire.lacounty.gov/rsg/) to receive updates on local conditions.

 

For the latest updates, please visit the City’s website, social media accounts or contact us at (626) 384-5400. For the Covina Police Department, please contact us at (626) 331-3391 and for all emergencies, please dial 9 – 1 – 1.

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