The District Board of Directors is charged with providing strategic leadership, policy and direction, and fiscal oversight.  Directors are elected to a four-year term and represent a specific district with elections held every two years on the even years. 

Regular Meetings of the Moraga-Orinda Fire District Board of Directors are held on the third Wednesday of each month at 7:00 p.m. - with closed session beginning at 6 p.m. and open session beginning at 7 p.m.  The location of the meeting is listed on each agenda, as it may vary.   Agenda are located at www.mofd.org/agendas

Correspondence to the MOFD Board of Directors may be sent to info@mofd.org or by US Mail at 1280 Moraga Way, Moraga, CA 94556.   Visit our "Transparency" page to view agendas, minutes, ordinances, policies, and resolutions.  If you have questions, please call Marcia Holbrook, District Secretary/District Clerk, at (925) 258-4501.

2024 Board of Directors 

2024 Standing Committees

1. Audit Committee: Director Hasler and Director Jex 

2024 Ad Hoc Committees

1. Joint Fire Prevention with the City of Orinda:  Director Jorgens and Director Roemer
2. Recruitment of Interim Fire Chief:  Director Hasler and Jorgens

2024 District Liaisons

1. Local Agency Formation Committee (LAFCO):  Director Danziger
2. Orinda City Council:  Director Jorgens
3. Moraga Town Council:   Director Hasler

District Maps - Adopted February 16, 2022

• District 1 Map
• District 2 Map
• District 3 Map
• District 4 Map
• District 5 Map

Final District Map
Final Maps by District
Final Maps Change Areas
Final Map Summary Statistics 

Board Election Procedures
The District’s Board of Directors is charged with providing strategic leadership, policy and direction, and fiscal oversight. The Board of Directors meet once a month, and past agendas and meeting calendars can be found on the Board and Agendas webpage.   MOFD Directors are elected to a four-year term and represent a specific district with elections held every two years on the even years.  MOFD is comprised of 5 Districts total.  Please review the District Maps below to determine your district of residence.   

The Country Costa County Elections Division, Country Clerk, administers candidate filing for county, school, and special district offices.  Specific information on how to Run for Office and a comprehensive Candidates Guide will provide details on filing requirements, qualifications, deadlines, fees, and more.  Candidates must complete a Candidate Application Packet during the candidate filing period. The filing period is only 25 days, starting 113 days before the election and ending 88 days before the election.  Contact information for the CCC elections Division can be found at https://www.cocovote.us/.

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