Explore Westmorland voter guides, local civic context and official resources for Imperial County campaigns, with dated population and registration facts.
At a glance: Westmorland is an incorporated city in Imperial County. Population: 2,059 (California Department of Finance estimate as of January 1, 2026). Registered voters: 822 (California Secretary of State, as of September 4, 2026).
Westmorland is a separate incorporated municipality in Imperial County. Its local identity belongs to the Imperial Valley, not to a countywide urban area. Population and registration shown on this page are the city’s dated official measures, rather than county totals, mailing-household estimates or claims about campaign reach. A March 2016 Imperial LAFCo executive officer’s report considers Westmorland’s sphere of influence and service area plan. It explains the role of a sphere as a planning tool for orderly local service provision. The report distinguishes planning for future service from the incorporated boundary itself, a distinction that remains useful when reading later growth proposals. The report discusses residential, commercial, industrial, public-facility and open-space uses in the planning area. It connects potential development to service capacity and financing, rather than treating land-use designations as proof that facilities are already in place. Its recommendations describe the planning question before the commission in 2016, not a certification that all proposed actions were carried out. For a Westmorland infrastructure or boundary question, identify the relevant adopted action and responsible agency before relying on a historic planning line. The service review is a local documentary starting point, but current utility capacity, rates and facility conditions require later records. City, county and special-district responsibilities should remain separate even where they concern the same neighborhood.
Yes. It is independently identified as an incorporated Imperial County city by the California Secretary of State.
The Imperial LAFCo executive officer’s report dated March 1, 2016, concerning Westmorland’s sphere and service area plan.
It is a future-service planning boundary, not automatically an incorporated boundary or proof of current service availability.
Not necessarily. Recommendations and planning findings require later adopted or completion records before they can be described as implemented.
822 (California Secretary of State, as of September 4, 2026).
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