§ 92006 District Property Transfer Rules

• •If a special district (like a transit or water district) is shut down and its boundaries match a city's borders, all its property goes to that city.
• •If the district is shut down, has no transit services, and covers more than one city, its property goes to the county where most of the district is located.
• •The property goes to the city or county automatically—no need for extra steps.

A small town has a special water district that covers the exact same area as the town. The town decides to shut down the water district.

All the water district's property, like pipes, trucks, and offices, now belongs to the town. The town doesn't have to ask or pay for it—it just becomes theirs.