Government in Marina Del Rey

Marina del Rey is governed by the County of Los Angeles Department of Beaches and Harbors and it is protected by the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department. Marina del Rey is part of the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisor's 4th District, the California State Senate's 28th District, and the California State Assembly's 53rd District.

Los Angeles County Beaches and Harbors
Marina del Rey is governed by the County of Los Angeles Department of Beaches and Harbors.

Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department
Marina del Rey is policed and protected by the County of Los Angeles Sheriff's Department. The Marina del Rey Substation is located at 13851 Fiji Way. The Marina del Rey Sheriff's Office has a bike team, a dive and rescue team, boating operations, and harbor patrol operations. The substation's phone number is 310-482-6000 (but dial 911 for true emergencies).

LA County Board of Supervisors 4th District
Marina del Rey residents are represented by their locally elected supervisor from the Fourth District of the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors.

California's 28th State Senate District
Marina del Rey residents are represented in the California State Senate by their locally elected senator from the State of California's 28th Senate District.

California's 53rd State Assembly District
Marina del Rey residents are represented in the California State Assembly by their locally elected Assembly member from the State of California's 53rd State Assembly District.

California Coastal Commission California state commission founded in 1972 to plan and regulate the use of land and water in the coastal regions of California.