District ReorganizationChanging Name of District
Section § 9621
This law states that a district can change its name, but it has to be decided by the board of supervisors in the main county, following specific procedures outlined in this article.
Section § 9622
This law allows a district's board of directors to change the district's name if they believe it is in the district's best interest. They must pass a resolution stating this decision.
Section § 9623
This law section says that when a district wants to change its name, they must send a copy of the resolution to the board of supervisors in the main county. They should also include a request for the name change to be approved.
Section § 9624
The board of supervisors in the main county will review a request at their upcoming meeting and decide whether to approve or reject it. Their decision will be documented in the meeting minutes.
Section § 9625
If the county board of supervisors turns down a request, they must send a copy of their decision to the board of directors that made the request.
Section § 9626
If the board of supervisors agrees with a request, they must send officially verified copies of the resolution to several parties: the board of directors that asked for it, all relevant county boards and clerks, and the State Board of Equalization.
Section § 9627
If the Secretary of State recognizes and acknowledges a district's name change, the district's name is officially changed.