§ 1171 Memorial District Establishment Powers

Military and Veterans Code·California

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This law says a special area called a memorial district can be set up, run, and given powers that the law says it should have.

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•A memorial district can be created and kept running.
•The district can be governed and funded as the law allows.
•It gets any powers the law specifically says it has or that are needed to do its job.

Example

A town creates a memorial district to take care of a historic war monument and to collect small fees from local property owners to pay for its upkeep.

Because of this law, the town can officially form the district, manage it, get money for it, and use any powers the law gives it to keep the monument safe and maintained.

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§ 1171 Memorial District Establishment Powers

A memorial district may be established, maintained, governed, supported, and operated in the manner and for the purposes herein provided, and may exercise the powers and jurisdiction herein expressly granted or necessarily implied. (Amended by Stats. 1945, Ch. 600.)

Last verified: January 11, 2026

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memorial district powers and jurisdiction

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Official text at leginfo.legislature.ca.gov
California Legislature. Military and Veterans Code. Section 1171.

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