Agoura Hills
Oak canyons, horse trails and trailheads at the LA County end of the Conejo Valley
Updated · Facts checked against public records; sources at the bottom of the page.
Agoura Hills at a glance
Agoura Hills is the Los Angeles County end of the Conejo Valley, a city of about 19,600 people (state estimate, January 2026) on 7.8 square miles where the Simi Hills and the Santa Monica Mountains crowd in on the Ventura Freeway. Residents voted for cityhood in 1982. Westlake Village and Oak Park lie to the west and north, Calabasas to the east, and national parkland rises on both sides of town.
The 101 splits the city in two. Most homes sit on the gentler ground north of it, from the late-1960s streets of Hillrise and lakeside Lake Lindero to master-planned Morrison Ranch and the horse properties of Old Agoura. South of the freeway are the civic center below Ladyface Mountain, the Agoura Village district on Agoura Road and a few hillside pockets. Just past the city line, Cornell, Malibou Lake and Seminole Springs share the 91301 ZIP code under county rule.
Families here use Las Virgenes Unified schools, city parks and trailheads into Cheeseboro Canyon and Paramount Ranch. Wildfire is part of local life: most of the city is mapped as Very High fire hazard, and the 2018 Woolsey Fire emptied the whole town. The Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing over the 101 at Liberty Canyon is set to open on December 2, 2026.
| What it is | city · Los Angeles County |
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| Incorporated | December 8, 1982 (83rd city in Los Angeles County; about 68% of voters approved cityhood) |
| Population | 19,565 (2026-01-01, California Department of Finance, E-1 city and county population estimates, January 1, 2026 (released May 2026). The revised January 1, 2025 figure is 19,682; the 2020 Census counted 20,299. dof.ca.gov) |
| ZIP codes | 91301 |
| Land area | 7.82 sq mi |
| Elevation | 922 |
| Government | City of Agoura Hills. A five-member City Council sets policy and a city manager runs day-to-day operations. City Hall is at 30001 Ladyface Court, (818) 597-7300. Los Angeles County governs the unincorporated communities in this area directly: Cornell, Malibou Lake, Seminole Springs, the Kanan Road estate pockets and the Triunfo/Lobo canyons. |
| School districts | Las Virgenes Unified School District |
| High schools | Agoura High School |
| Neighborhoods | 21 with their own guide (list) |
Neighborhoods of Agoura Hills
21 neighborhoods and 105 tracts inside them, each with its own guide.
Pins mark each neighborhood's approximate center, not its boundary. Tap a pin for its guide. The dashed line is the Census Bureau boundary of City of Agoura Hills.
Agoura Village
Agoura Village is Agoura Hills' 135-acre planning district along both sides of Agoura Road south of the 101, from a block west of Kanan Road to about…
Annandale
Annandale is a condominium townhome community of 348 homes on the east side of Kanan Road in central Agoura Hills. Westminster Development Co.
Cornell
Cornell is the old hamlet on Mulholland Highway in the Santa Monica Mountains south of Agoura Hills, in unincorporated Los Angeles County.
Forest Cove
Forest Cove is this guide's name for the four homeowner communities around Forest Cove Park in Agoura Hills, between Thousand Oaks Boulevard and…
Fountainwood
Fountainwood is a neighborhood of about 710 single-family homes on the east side of Kanan Road in north-central Agoura Hills.
Hillrise
Hillrise is a hillside neighborhood of about 500 single-family homes on the west side of Kanan Road in Agoura Hills, between Thousand Oaks Boulevard…
Indian Hills
Indian Hills is a hillside pocket of about 60 houses south of the Ventura Freeway, on Laura La Plante Drive and Lewis Road just west of Chesebro…
Lake Lindero
Lake Lindero is the lake-and-golf neighborhood at the west end of Agoura Hills, on the Westlake Village line between the Ventura Freeway and the…
Liberty Canyon
Liberty Canyon is the east end of Agoura Hills: the streets off Liberty Canyon Road south of the 101 and Agoura Road, on the Calabasas line.
Malibou Lake
Malibou Lake is a private lake community in unincorporated Los Angeles County, just south of Mulholland Highway near Cornell.
Meadow Ridge Townhomes
Meadow Ridge Townhomes is a 47-unit condominium community on the north side of Thousand Oaks Boulevard, just west of Kanan Road in Agoura Hills, with…
Medea Valley Estates
Medea Valley Estates is a gated community of about 60 custom homes in unincorporated Los Angeles County, in the hills south of Agoura Village between…
Morrison Ranch
Morrison Ranch is a planned community of about 1,225 detached homes on the rolling land north of Thousand Oaks Boulevard between Reyes Adobe and…
Oak Valley
Oak Valley is a compact neighborhood of 89 single-family homes on the east side of Kanan Road in Agoura Hills, bordering Chumash Park.
Old Agoura
Old Agoura is the semi-rural, horse-keeping corner of Agoura Hills, climbing north from US 101 along Chesebro Road, Driver Avenue, Lewis Road…
Peacock Ridge
Peacock Ridge is a hillside neighborhood of 121 single-family homes in northwest Agoura Hills, on the north side of Reyes Adobe Road above Lindero…
Reyes Adobe
Reyes Adobe is the group of late-1970s streets on both sides of Reyes Adobe Road, between Canwood Street along the 101 and Thousand Oaks Boulevard.
Seminole Springs
Seminole Springs is a resident-owned manufactured-home community on Mulholland Highway, in La Sierra Canyon south of Agoura Hills and just west of…
The Lakes
The Lakes is a 72-unit condominium complex on Skyview Way, a private lane off the north side of Thousand Oaks Boulevard about a quarter mile west of…
Town & Country
Town & Country is a 226-unit condominium community at the northeast corner of Kanan Road and Thousand Oaks Boulevard in Agoura Hills.
Triunfo Canyon
Triunfo Canyon is a rural corner of unincorporated Los Angeles County in the hills south of Agoura Hills and east of Westlake Village.
This area covers the City of Agoura Hills (7.82 sq mi, Los Angeles County, ZIP 91301) plus the unincorporated county communities with Agoura Hills or Agoura 91301 addresses: Cornell, Malibou Lake, Seminole Springs, the estate pockets along Kanan Road (Medea Valley Estates and neighbors) and the Triunfo/Lobo canyon area. Homes on Wagon Rd, Hunt Club Ct, Malibu View Ct, Mulholland Hwy, Triunfo Canyon Rd and Cornell Rd south of the city line are in unincorporated county territory, while Park Vista Rd (Liberty Canyon) and Fairview Pl (Old Agoura) are inside the city. What is left out or folded in: (1) Peacock Ridge Road and Saratoga Hills/Saratoga Ranch are in Calabasas and are excluded. The Peacock Ridge on this site is a different community, an HOA on the city's map near Lindero Canyon Middle School. (2) Labels such as Malibu Junction, East Agoura, Historic Quarter, South End, Midtown, Downtown Agoura Hills, Upper Downtown and North Village show up on some online maps and real-estate websites, but the city, HOAs and local news don't use them for residential areas, so none gets its own page. (3) 'Chesebro Canyon' is the NPS Cheeseboro/Palo Comado parkland reached through Old Agoura, so it is folded into Old Agoura. (4) Agoura Village is the city's 135-acre specific-plan district along Agoura Rd and is kept as a district page because the city is steering new housing there. (5) 'Forest Cove' is this site's umbrella name for the HOA cluster between Reyes Adobe Rd and Hillrise (Oak View Ranch, Oak View Gardens, Chateau Park, Chateau Creek). It comes from Forest Cove Park and Forest Cove Lane, not from any of the four associations. (6) Indian Hills, an official hillside overlay south of the freeway, is the parent for the Agoura Hills Country Estates and The Terraces associations. (7) Triunfo/Lobo canyon homes have both 91301 and 91361 (Westlake Village) addresses; this site covers the 91301 side near Kanan Rd. (8) Lake Lindero, Peacock Ridge, Morrison Ranch and Fountainwood border Westlake Village or Oak Park (Ventura County) but are inside Agoura Hills. (9) Only ZIP 91301 is listed. 91377 is mainly Oak Park, and 91376 is a P.O. box ZIP.
Neighboring areas: Oak Park Westlake Village
Schools serving Agoura Hills
Las Virgenes Unified School District
TK–12
District guide: schools, maps, transfers · District website · School locator (by address)
High schools: Agoura High School
LVUSD campuses in Agoura Hills include Sumac Elementary (Calmfield Ave), Willow Elementary (Laro Dr), Yerba Buena Elementary (Reyes Adobe Rd), Mariposa School of Global Education (K–8, Calmfield Ave), Lindero Canyon Middle School (Larboard Ln) and Agoura High School (28545 W Driver Ave). Buttercup Preschool shares the Yerba Buena address. The district's other high school is Calabasas High. The state school directory still lists an active LVUSD continuation school, Indian Hills Continuation High, but the district's own school list does not include it, so families interested in alternative programs should ask LVUSD. Schools named on neighborhood pages are nearby campuses only, not attendance boundaries. Check any address with LVUSD's Find Your School locator, especially in unincorporated Cornell, Malibou Lake, Seminole Springs and Triunfo Canyon.
School assignment goes by address: always confirm with the district's locator, or check an address against the districts' own boundary data. All districts in the region.
Services & who to call
Area-wide providers. Water, trash and some districts vary by street — confirm yours on your bill or with the provider.
| Police | Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department, Malibu/Lost Hills Station (the city contracts for policing) (818) 878-1808 · The station is at 27050 Agoura Rd in Calabasas and also patrols the unincorporated communities. Call 911 for emergencies. The city's public safety page lists the same number for free vacation house checks. |
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| Fire | Los Angeles County Fire Department (818) 597-2272 · Station 89 (Battalion 5 headquarters) is at 29575 Canwood St in Agoura Hills; the phone number is Station 89's. Station 65 is at 4206 N Cornell Rd in unincorporated Agoura and serves the Cornell and Malibou Lake area. |
| Water | Las Virgenes Municipal Water District |
| Electric | Clean Power Alliance (city's default power provider) with Southern California Edison delivering power and handling lines Agoura Hills homes moved to Clean Power Alliance in February 2019, with 100% Green Power as the default plan. Customers can switch plans or opt out back to SCE. SCE handles power lines, outages and public safety power shutoffs. |
| Gas | Southern California Gas Company |
| Trash & recycling | WM (Waste Management), the city's residential trash and recycling hauler The city's solid waste pages cover household hazardous waste and e-waste drop-offs. Unincorporated Cornell, Malibou Lake and canyon addresses are handled under Los Angeles County arrangements, so confirm the hauler for those addresses. |
| Parks & recreation | City of Agoura Hills Community Services (there is no separate park district) The National Park Service (Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area) manages the big regional parklands around town. |
| Library | LA County Library, Agoura Hills Library, 29901 Ladyface Ct (818) 889-2278 |
| Animal services | Los Angeles County Animal Care & Control, Agoura Animal Care Center, 29525 Agoura Rd (818) 991-0071 · 24-hour call center line for service and intake. The city's animal services page covers coyotes and pets in emergencies. |
| City Hall | City of Agoura Hills, 30001 Ladyface Court (818) 597-7300 |
| Transit | LA Metro Line 161; LADOT Commuter Express 422/423; Agoura Hills Dial-A-Ride and AH-GO Dial-A-Ride, (805) 375-5467, is for riders 50 and older or with a disability. It runs within Agoura Hills and the Malibou Lake area, with higher-fare trips to Westlake Village, Thousand Oaks and Oak Park. AH-GO, (818) 208-4073, is the city's app-based shared ride for anyone 18 or older; it serves the city and Malibou Lake plus set stops in nearby cities on limited days and hours. A summer beach bus has also run. |
| Emergency alerts | AH Alert (city notifications by text, phone and email) and Alert LA County Evacuation zones are in Genasys Protect (protect.genasys.com). |
Who represents Agoura Hills
| Local government | City of Agoura Hills. A five-member City Council sets policy and a city manager runs day-to-day operations. City Hall is at 30001 Ladyface Court, (818) 597-7300. Los Angeles County governs the unincorporated communities in this area directly: Cornell, Malibou Lake, Seminole Springs, the Kanan Road estate pockets and the Triunfo/Lobo canyons. |
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| Council | The five councilmembers serve staggered four-year terms, and each year the council picks one of them as mayor. For 2025–26 the council is Mayor Jeremy Wolf, Mayor Pro Tem Deborah Klein Lopez and Councilmembers Kate Anderson, Chris Anstead and Penny Sylvester. Three seats were up in 2026, but only three candidates filed. On August 19, 2026 the council canceled the November 3 council election (Resolution 26-2145) and appointed Chris Anstead, Morgan Roth and Jeremy Wolf to four-year terms (2026–2030). They are to be sworn in at the council's reorganization meeting on December 9, 2026. |
| County supervisor | Los Angeles County Supervisorial District 3: Supervisor Lindsey P. Horvath, in office since December 2022. She won a second term outright in the June 2, 2026 primary with about 66% of the vote. |
| State Assembly | Assembly District 42: Jacqui Irwin (D-Thousand Oaks). She is not running for the Assembly again because she is the Democratic nominee for Congress in CA-26, so voters will choose a new AD 42 member on November 3, 2026. |
| State Senate | Senate District 24: Ben Allen (D-Santa Monica). His Senate term ends in December 2026 and he is running for state Insurance Commissioner, so voters will choose a new SD 24 senator on November 3, 2026. |
| Congress | City of Agoura Hills: CA-26, Rep. Julia Brownley (D). She announced on January 8, 2026 that she would not seek re-election. The November 3, 2026 race is Jacqui Irwin (D) against Sam Gallucci (R). Unincorporated Cornell, Malibou Lake and Triunfo area: CA-32, Rep. Brad Sherman (D). |
| Look up your address | Find your representatives |
These are the officeholders as of October 2026. The November 3, 2026 general election may change some of them: CA-26, Assembly District 42 and Senate District 24 are open seats, and CA-32 is also on the ballot. New state legislators take office in December 2026 and new members of Congress in January 2027. Supervisor Horvath was already re-elected in June, and the city council race was canceled. Under the district maps used for the 2026 election, including the congressional map approved with Proposition 50, addresses in the city (such as City Hall, Medea Valley Dr and Fairview Pl) are in SD 24, AD 42 and CD 26, and unincorporated addresses on Cornell Rd, Triunfo Canyon Rd and Wagon Rd are in SD 24, AD 42 and CD 32. Confirm any address with the state lookup tool after election day.
Wildfire and emergency readiness
Most of Agoura Hills is wildland fire country. On CAL FIRE's 2025 Fire Hazard Severity Zone map, as shown in the city's GIS, about 6.1 of the city's 7.8 square miles are Very High. About 0.6 square mile is High, about 0.6 is Moderate, and roughly half a square mile is non-wildland. Unincorporated Cornell, Malibou Lake, Seminole Springs and the Triunfo/Lobo canyons sit in steep Santa Monica Mountains terrain; look those addresses up in CAL FIRE's FHSZ viewer (osfm.fire.ca.gov).
Evacuation zones: the city's Evacuation Plan (September 2020, updated November 2022) divides Agoura Hills into nine zones, AGO-C301 through AGO-C309. Each zone has an assigned exit route, mostly to US 101 by way of Reyes Adobe Rd, Kanan Rd, Agoura Rd or Liberty Canyon Rd; one zone heads north on Kanan Rd toward Lindero Canyon Rd. Chesebro Rd is also a main evacuation route, and Old Agoura has its own section and map in the plan. Zones are kept in Genasys Protect (formerly Zonehaven). Go to protect.genasys.com, enter your address and write down your zone ID, because warnings and orders are issued by zone. Unincorporated areas have Los Angeles County zones in the same system. A state-required Draft Evacuation Analysis (December 2025) went to the City Council in May 2026. The city says it studies route capacity and is not a new evacuation plan, so the 2020 plan stays in effect.
Alerts: sign up for AH Alert, the city's text, phone and email notifications (accountportal.onsolve.net), and for Alert LA County (ready.lacounty.gov). The city also points residents to Watch Duty, SCE's power shutoff notices and Ventura County's VC Alert for the Oak Park side.
Past fires: the October 1978 Agoura–Malibu firestorm burned from the Agoura and Cornell area toward the coast. On November 8, 2018 the Woolsey Fire (96,949 acres, 1,643 structures, three deaths) forced the evacuation of all of Agoura Hills, Oak Park and Malibou Lake. It crossed the 101 overnight and destroyed more than 100 of the roughly 215 homes at Seminole Springs, dozens at Malibou Lake and most of Paramount Ranch's Western Town. In January 2025 the Kenneth Fire, east of town, brought evacuation warnings to parts of neighboring Oak Park.
Preparing: the city has a Community Wildfire Protection Plan and a community wildfire risk assessment project. Its preparedness page explains defensible-space zones. With the Agoura Hills Fire Safe Council it offers free ember-resistant vent mesh while supplies last (agourahillsfsc.org).
Parks, places & landmarks
Parks & open space
Chumash Park
5500 Medea Valley Dr. Ballfield, playground, picnic tables, two multi-purpose fields and restrooms. It is the race-day check-in and finish area for the Great Race of Agoura Hills, a spring road and trail race held since 1986.
Forest Cove Park
5451 Forest Cove Ln. Ballfield, playgrounds, picnic shelter and basketball hoops.
Morrison Park
29909 Forest Cove Ln. Inclusive playground, picnic shelter, full basketball court and multi-purpose field.
Old Agoura Park and Equestrian Arena
5301 Chesebro Rd. Ballfield, playground and a public riding arena that groups can reserve.
Cheeseboro and Palo Comado Canyons
Simi Hills canyons north of Old Agoura. The trailhead is at 5792 Chesebro Rd. Trails are for hiking, mountain biking, running and horseback riding, with leashed dogs allowed; routes reach Sulphur Springs and Simi Peak.
Paramount Ranch
2903 Cornell Rd. Former movie ranch leased by Paramount in 1927. The 2018 Woolsey Fire destroyed most of the Western Town set; the train depot and chapel survived.
Peter Strauss Ranch
30000 Mulholland Hwy near Cornell. Oak woodland, easy trails, a lawn, an amphitheater with summer Sunday concerts, and a 1939 terrazzo concert area.
Lake Lindero and Lake Lindero Golf Course
Man-made lake dug around 1962, surrounded by about 120 lakefront homes and a nine-hole public course.
Landmarks, shopping & dining
Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing
Planted bridge, about 200 feet long, over US 101 and Agoura Road at Liberty Canyon. It lets mountain lions and other wildlife move between the Santa Monica Mountains and the Simi Hills. Ground was broken on Earth Day 2022 and organizers have set the opening for December 2, 2026. Expect Liberty Canyon ramp and overnight freeway closures until then.
Reyes Adobe Historical Site
Adobe built around 1850 by José Paulino Reyes, restored by the city, with an interpretive center on the rancho era.
Agoura Hills Recreation & Event Center
22,000-square-foot community center at 29900 Ladyface Ct, next to City Hall and the library.
Agoura Village
The city's 135-acre specific-plan district along both sides of Agoura Rd, from one block west of Kanan Rd to about two blocks east of Cornell Rd. The city is steering new shops, dining and housing here.
Whizin Market Square (Whizin's Center)
10-acre cluster of shops, restaurants and entertainment on Agoura Rd in the Agoura Village district. Its main building dates from 1968, and it is a key redevelopment site in the Agoura Village plan.
Kanan Road shopping centers
Three neighborhood centers on Kanan Rd north of the freeway handle everyday errands: Agoura Meadows (1978), Twin Oaks (1978) and Agoura City Mall (1986).
Malibou Lake
Private lake club community founded in 1922, with more than 100 film credits.
History & getting around
- Pre-1800Chumash people live in the area, which they first settled roughly 10,000 years ago.
- c. 1800Miguel Ortega receives a provisional Spanish grant for Rancho Las Vírgenes; the land is treated as abandoned after his death in 1809.
- 1834Nemesio Domínguez and Domingo Carrillo receive Rancho Las Vírgenes as a Mexican land grant.
- 1837Governor Alvarado grants the Triunfo addition to Nemesio's father, José María Domínguez.
- 1845María Antonia Machado de Reyes buys the rancho from her uncle, José María Domínguez.
- c. 1850Her son José Paulino Reyes builds the adobe now preserved as the city's Reyes Adobe Historical Site, often called Agoura Hills' first home.
- 1871Basque-born sheepherder Pierre Agoure settles in the area; the town's name later comes from a misspelling of his surname.
- 1884A post office opens at Cornell, south of today's city; it closes in 1904.
- 1911Drillers looking for oil strike hot mineral water, which becomes the Seminole Hot Springs resort (closed by 1959).
- 1922The Malibou Lake Club is founded and its dam built; the lake first fills after a storm in April 1926.
- 1927Paramount Pictures leases a large movie ranch south of town, and the community is briefly known as Picture City. Around 1927–28, residents pick 'Agoura' as their one-word post office name.
- 1962Lockheed engineer Clarence 'Kelly' Johnson sells his Lindero Ranch, and the developer digs Lake Lindero.
- 1965–1972With the Ventura Freeway built through the valley, the first suburban housing tracts go up: Liberty Canyon and Lake Lindero from 1965, then Hillrise from 1968.
- 1978October 23: the arson-caused Agoura–Malibu firestorm burns from the Agoura and Cornell area toward the coast.
- 1980The National Park Service buys part of the old Paramount Ranch.
- 1982December 8: Agoura Hills incorporates as the 83rd city in Los Angeles County after about 68% of voters approve cityhood.
- 1986Seminole Springs residents form a nonprofit and buy their 55-acre mobile home park, which they still run as a cooperative.
- 1986The first Great Race of Agoura Hills is run. The road and trail race is still held each spring, with race-day check-in and the finish at Chumash Park.
- 2004The 336-unit Oak Creek apartment complex is built, the largest share of the city's multifamily growth since 2000.
- 2008The city adopts the Agoura Village Specific Plan for the 135-acre district along Agoura Road.
- 2010February 20: Ballard Mountain is renamed for pioneer settler and freed slave John Ballard. The same year the city adopts its General Plan 2035.
- 2018November 8: the Woolsey Fire forces the evacuation of the entire city. It crosses the 101 overnight into November 9 and destroys more than 100 of the roughly 215 homes at Seminole Springs, dozens of homes at Malibou Lake and most of Paramount Ranch's Western Town.
- 2019Clean Power Alliance becomes the default electricity provider for Agoura Hills homes (February) and businesses (May).
- 2022On Earth Day in April, ground is broken for the Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing at Liberty Canyon. The Agoura Village Specific Plan is amended to add affordable-housing sites.
- 2026In May the City Council takes up a state-required Draft Evacuation Analysis. In August it cancels the November council election because only three candidates filed for three seats. The wildlife crossing is set to open on December 2.
Getting around
US 101 (the Ventura Freeway) runs east–west through the middle of town, with exits at Reyes Adobe Rd, Kanan Rd, Chesebro Rd and Liberty Canyon Rd. Canwood St runs beside it on the north side, and Roadside Dr and Agoura Rd run beside it on the south. Westlake Village and Calabasas are a few minutes away, Warner Center in Woodland Hills is about 10 miles east and downtown Los Angeles is about 35 miles. Kanan Road heads south over the Santa Monica Mountains as Kanan Dume Road to Malibu and Pacific Coast Highway, and Mulholland Highway links Cornell and Malibou Lake. Transit: LA Metro Line 161 stops along Agoura Rd, Roadside Dr, Kanan Rd and Thousand Oaks Blvd, connecting Westlake Village with Calabasas, Woodland Hills and Canoga Park. LADOT Commuter Express routes 422 and 423 use park-and-ride lots at Kanan and Canwood and at Kanan and Roadside. Route 422 runs on weekdays to Hollywood and downtown LA. The city runs Dial-A-Ride for riders 50 and older or with disabilities, and AH-GO, an app-based shared ride for adults. Check current schedules with each operator.
HOAs here
The city's planning map shows 30 homeowners associations. By land area the largest are Morrison Ranch, Lake Lindero (mapped as Lake Lindero Country Club), Fountainwood, Hillrise Open Space and Liberty Canyon. Morrison Ranch alone has about 1,225 homes, according to The Acorn. Smaller condo and townhome associations include Liberty Canyon Townhomes and Rondell Condominiums in Liberty Canyon, Town & Country near Kanan Rd, and Agoura Country Townhomes, Westlake Villas, La Morada and The Arbors in Old Agoura. The General Plan notes that many associations' CC&Rs limit building on their open-space lots, and that Morrison Ranch and Chateau Park own and maintain large open-space areas. Apart from its small condo complexes, Old Agoura is not on the HOA map; the Old Agoura Homeowners group (oldagoura.org) works to keep the area rural. Rentals include the 336-unit Avalon Oak Creek apartments, built in 2004 and served by bus stops on Kanan Rd. Outside the city, Malibou Lake is a private lake club community and Seminole Springs is a resident-owned mobile home cooperative (since 1986). Buyers should confirm a property's association, dues and CC&Rs during escrow.
Homes for sale in Agoura Hills
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Where these facts come from
- California Department of Finance: E-1 Population Estimates, January 1, 2025 and 2026 — dof.ca.gov
- DOF E-1 2026 spreadsheet — dof.ca.gov
- Wikipedia: Agoura Hills, California — en.wikipedia.org
- City of Agoura Hills (official site) — agourahillscity.gov
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- City of Agoura Hills: Public Safety — agourahillscity.gov
- City of Agoura Hills: Preparing for Emergencies — agourahillscity.gov
- City of Agoura Hills Evacuation Plan (September 2020, updated November 2022) — agourahillscity.gov
- City of Agoura Hills news: Draft Evacuation Analysis (May 2026) — agourahillscity.gov
- City of Agoura Hills: Community Wildfire Protection Plan — agourahillscity.gov
- City of Agoura Hills: Community Wildfire Risk Assessment Project — agourahillscity.gov
- Agoura Hills Fire Safe Council: Home Hardening Program — agourahillsfsc.org
- Genasys Protect evacuation zone lookup — protect.genasys.com
- AH Alert sign-up (OnSolve) — accountportal.onsolve.net
- Alert LA County — ready.lacounty.gov
- City of Agoura Hills General Plan 2035, Chapter 2 — agourahillscity.gov
- City of Agoura Hills 2021–2029 Housing Element (draft, February 2022) — hcd.ca.gov
- City of Agoura Hills: Specific Plans (Agoura Village Specific Plan, May 2024) — agourahillscity.gov
- City of Agoura Hills City Planning GIS map — agoura.maps.arcgis.com
- City of Agoura Hills GIS: Homeowner's Associations layer — services3.arcgis.com
- City of Agoura Hills GIS: Fire Hazard Severity Zones (2025) layer — services3.arcgis.com
- CAL FIRE / OSFM: Fire Hazard Severity Zones — osfm.fire.ca.gov
- City of Agoura Hills: Parks & Facilities — agourahillscity.gov
- City of Agoura Hills: Chumash Park — agourahillscity.gov
- City of Agoura Hills: Reyes Adobe Historical Site — agourahillscity.gov
- City of Agoura Hills: Transportation Services — agourahillscity.gov
- City of Agoura Hills: AH-GO — agourahillscity.gov
- City of Agoura Hills: Dial-A-Ride — agourahillscity.gov
- City of Agoura Hills: Park & Ride Commuter Express — agourahillscity.gov
- City of Agoura Hills: Energy – Clean Power Alliance — agourahillscity.gov
- City of Agoura Hills: Animal Services — agourahillscity.gov
- Los Angeles County Location Management System (fire stations, sheriff station, animal care center, library) — public.gis.lacounty.gov
- LASD Malibu/Lost Hills Station — lasd.org
- Los Angeles County Fire Department — fire.lacounty.gov
- LA County Library: Agoura Hills Library — lacountylibrary.org
- LA County Animal Care & Control — animalcare.lacounty.gov
- Las Virgenes Municipal Water District — lvmwd.gov
- City of Agoura Hills: Residential trash and recycling services (WM is the city's hauler) — agourahillscity.gov
- Las Virgenes Unified School District — lvusd.org
- LVUSD: District Schools — lvusd.org
- LVUSD Find Your School locator — images.lvusd.org
- California School Directory search: Indian Hills — sd.cde.ca.gov
- California Legislature: Find Your Representative — findyourrep.legislature.ca.gov
- U.S. Census Geocoder — geocoding.geo.census.gov
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- Wikipedia: Julia Brownley — en.wikipedia.org
- Wikipedia: Ben Allen (California politician) — en.wikipedia.org
- Wikipedia: 2026 Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors election — en.wikipedia.org
- Wikipedia: California's 26th congressional district — en.wikipedia.org
- Wikipedia: California's 32nd congressional district — en.wikipedia.org
- Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing (project site) — 101wildlifecrossing.org
- Wikipedia: Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing — en.wikipedia.org
- City of Agoura Hills news: Liberty Canyon Road ramp closures for wildlife crossing construction (October 2026) — agourahillscity.gov
- NPS: Paramount Ranch — nps.gov
- NPS: Cheeseboro and Palo Comado Canyons — nps.gov
- NPS: Peter Strauss Ranch — nps.gov
- Wikipedia: Rancho Las Vírgenes — en.wikipedia.org
- Wikipedia: Woolsey Fire — en.wikipedia.org
- Wikipedia: 1978 Agoura–Malibu firestorm — en.wikipedia.org
- Wikipedia: Kenneth Fire — en.wikipedia.org
- Wikipedia: Cornell, California — en.wikipedia.org
- Wikipedia: Malibou Lake, California — en.wikipedia.org
- Wikipedia: Seminole Hot Springs, California — en.wikipedia.org
- Wikipedia: Lake Lindero, Agoura Hills, California — en.wikipedia.org
- The Acorn: Seminole Springs, a former mountain retreat (December 2018) — theacorn.com
- The Acorn: Morrison Ranch homeowners association — theacorn.com
- LA Times Woolsey Fire live blog (Malibou Lake and Seminole Springs entries, November 2018) — latimes.com
- The Canyon (venue site) — wheremusicmeetsthesoul.com
- Old Agoura Homeowners — oldagoura.org
- Redfin: Agoura Hills neighborhoods — redfin.com (real-estate site; not linked)
- Nextdoor: Agoura Hills neighborhoods — nextdoor.com
- The Great Race of Agoura Hills (race website) — greatrace.run
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