Lamorinda
Firesafety
Two years of Lamorinda meetings.
01 — Public comment
Moraga · Moraga Town Council37.86° N · 122.13° W
January 15, 2025
The biggest night for fire: 30 of the 38 public commenters raised fire.
The video starts where the chair opens public comment on appeal of 1600 School Street 66-unit housing project approval. Earlier meetings where fire came up are already lit.
It kept coming up, in all three towns.
By October 2026, it had been raised at 162 meetings with a full video and a checked date.
Public comment · Mar 11, 2025
Moraga Planning Commission
5 of the 6 public commenters raised fire.
Public comment · Aug 12, 2025
Orinda Planning Commission
12 of the 19 public commenters raised fire.
Public comment · Sep 2, 2025
Moraga Planning Commission
6 of the 9 public commenters raised fire.
At the meeting · Mar 17, 2026
Orinda City Council
“Traditionally, streets— neighbors have wanted speed bumps, but MOFD has been very concerned about speed bumps and the issues with fire trucks getting over speed bumps and slowing them down, particularly in the areas that are of the highest severity fire zone. So we talked about other types of measures that could be taken, including striping.”— Cara Hoxie, Councilmember, Orinda City Council
At the meeting · Sep 28, 2026
Lafayette City Council
“You limb them up, they're generally pretty safe. It's the stuff right around the building with the gorilla hair mulch, which is kindling, and juniper bushes or the like that just goes up like that. So that's the stuff I'd be more concerned about, all of which falls within the zone zero.”— Jim Cervantes, Council Member, Lafayette City Council
Public comment · Oct 6, 2026
Orinda City Council
4 of the 6 public commenters raised fire.
Lamorinda · October 9, 2024 to October 13, 2026
Fire safety
- meetings where it was raised, with a full video and a checked date
- 162
- hearings where commenters raised fire
- 5
Every dot opens its meeting video at the second.
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Fire came up at 176 of 323 Lamorinda meetings, on any item.
Biggest nights for public comment: Lafayette's council, 45 commenters; Moraga's, 38. Both ran past four hours.
Twelve public bodies, three towns and four school districts
The towns
Every dot, number and quote links to its source
Each meeting opens at its video. Dates come from each body’s own agenda. Names, issues and counts are read by two AI models that must agree, then checked by a third. How we know




















