Our Area
Our area of responsibility covers approximately one hundred fourteen (114) square miles of Mono County. Present land uses in the communities served by the Long Valley FPD include residential, commercial, and public uses in the southern portion of the district, as well as commercial and industrial uses in the northern portion of the district. This land ranges from the cinder shack at the top of Sherwin Grade, along the 395 Highway to State Route 203, to halfway out the Benton Crossing Road, and encompasses all of the communities within. Some of the landmarks within the district’s boundaries include:
- Aspen Springs
- Brown’s Campground
- Casa Diablo
- Convict Lake
- Crowley Lake, the Dam
- Crowley Lake, the Lake and Marina
- Crowley Lake, the Town
- Fish Hatchery, The
- Geothermal Plant, The
- Highway 395
- Long Valley
- Lower Rock Creek
- Mammoth-Yosemite Airport, The
- McGee Creek
- Sierra Business Park, The
- Sunny Slopes
- Tom’s Place
- Upper Rock Creek
Mono County Fire Districts
