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Reach out to your Elected Officials using the link provided! 

SAVE       OUR
DMV!

SAVE       OUR
DMV!

Click to tell our state legislators we want to keep the Laguna Hills DMV OPEN!

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ISSUES

ISSUES

Nearly One Million South County Residents Deserve More!

With more than 855,000 residents in South Orange County, we rely on our local Department of Motor Vehicles to issue behind-the-wheel drivers’ tests for our kids.  After May 7, 2025, Real ID will be required to board an airplane or go to a federal courthouse. 

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ISSUES

ISSUES

Santa Ana and Costa Mesa DMVs are too far and too Crowded

The Santa Ana DMV is more than 30 miles away from much of South Orange County and, as we all know, the traffic on the I-5 and I-405 can turn 30 miles into an hour or more, each way. 

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ISSUES

ISSUES

San Clemente's DMV Cannot Handle 855,000 New Customers

The San Clemente DMV is just too small to handle the entirety of South Orange County’s population of nearly one million residents.  That DMV is just 8,400 square feet with 21 employees and fewer than 100 parking spaces. 

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What Can You Do?

What Can You Do?

YOU Can Make A Difference!

Call, write and email your state legislators!  Tell them to direct the DMV in Laguna Hills to STAY OPEN!  Our families and neighbors need a local option that is safe and convenient.  Support our Local DMV Today!

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History

History

What happened to the DMV’s move to Mission Viejo?

The DMV had plans to move their office from Laguna Hills to the Kaleidoscope shopping center located right off Crown Valley Parkway.  The ill-conceived scheme was voted down by the Mission Viejo City Council unanimously because Crown Valley Parkway is already one of the most congested city streets in Mission Viejo. 

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