Chapters & Networks

District NetWorks

CSDA’s regions have slightly different boundaries and an updated title now! Each network is served by three individuals on the CSDA Board of Directors. They are your local point of contacts to help you access CSDA resources.

What Network is Your District In?

The heart of District NetWorks consists of district leaders – like you – inspiring and catalyzing action and collaboration in their own communities. District NetWorks help special districts connect and take action on any issues that concern your district, locally or statewide.

Affiliated Chapters 

Connect with CSDA Affiliated Chapters throughout the state! Find a chapter near you.

• Alameda County Special Districts Association
• Butte County Special Districts Association
• Association of San Bernardino County Special Districts
• Central Valley Local Chapter of CSDA
• Contra Costa Special Districts Association
• Gold Country Regional Chapter
• Humboldt Area Chapter
• Independent Special Districts of Orange County (ISDOC)
• Kern County Special Districts Association
• Marin County Special Districts Association
• Mid-State Special Districts Association
• Northeastern California Chapter of CSDA
• Plumas County Special Districts Association
• San Diego Chapter of the CSDA
• San Luis Obispo County Chapter of the CSDA
• San Mateo Chapter of the California Special Districts Association
• Santa Barbara County Chapter of the CSDA
• Santa Clara County Special Districts Association
• Solano County Special Districts Association
• Sonoma County Special Districts Association
• Special Districts Association of Monterey County
• Special Districts Association of North Los Angeles County
• Special Districts Association of Riverside County
• Stanislaus County Special Districts Association
• Ventura County Special Districts Association

Chapter Webpage Protocols

Webpage protocols provide guidelines for the information to be included on the CSDA chapter webpages. These pages serve an important role in educating special districts about the opportunity to engage with CSDA through their individual chapter. The primary objectives of the policy are to:

• Provide uniform information across all CSDA chapter webpages when possible.
• Provide an external link when possible to an external chapter website or social media page, directing users to an appropriate information resource.