Fire hazard zones for vacant land in Monrovia
Of the 68 vacant lots in Monrovia, 5 (7%) are in a CAL FIRE Very High fire hazard severity zone, 0 are High and 0 are Moderate. 63 are outside any zone. In High and Very High zones, sellers of property with buildings must show a defensible space inspection, and new homes must meet California's wildfire building standards.
Fire hazard zones in Monrovia
| CAL FIRE zone | Vacant lots | Share |
|---|---|---|
| Very High | 5 | 7% |
| High | 0 | 0% |
| Moderate | 0 | 0% |
| Not in a zone | 63 | 93% |
What the zones mean for buyers: fire hazard zones explained.
Lots in a High or Very High fire zone in Monrovia
Lowest assessed value first.
| Lot | Acres | Assessed | Zone |
|---|---|---|---|
| 301 N Terrace View Dr8503-005-038 | 0.05 | $75,346 | Very High |
| 325 N Madison Ave8503-007-014 | 0.65 | $153,734 | Very High |
| 303 Elfwood Dr8523-006-005 | 0.42 | $552,660 | Very High |
| 811 Crescent Dr8503-010-020 | 1.88 | $600,387 | Very High |
| 777 Norumbega Dr8523-020-912 | 1.64 | — | Very High |
Lots outside fire hazard zones in Monrovia
Lowest assessed value first (25 of 63).
Questions about land in Monrovia
Is Monrovia in a fire hazard severity zone?
5 of 68 vacant lots in Monrovia are in a CAL FIRE fire hazard severity zone: 5 Very High, 0 High and 0 Moderate. 63 are outside any zone.
What does a Very High fire zone mean for land in Monrovia?
The seller must disclose it, owners must keep defensible space cleared around buildings, and a new home must meet California's wildfire building standards (Building Code Chapter 7A). Get insurance quotes before you buy.
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Sources
Counts are LandGrab's analysis of 2026 public data for vacant parcels in Los Angeles County, updated 2026-10-19. Maps change; confirm a specific lot with the county before you buy.