City News

Indio Visitor Center to serve as landing point for questions and concerns during COVID-19 pandemic.

To help prevent the spread of COVID-19, and out of concern for the safety of City staff, customers and the public, Indio City Hall will be closed to the general public effective Monday, March 30, 2020.

As new information comes out about Coronavirus, find out the latest regarding Indio city services, event cancellations in the city, and links where you can learn the latest from Riverside County Public Health here.

Up to 125 beds will be available at the County Fairgrounds in Indio to accomodate patients at a Federal Medical Station.

To maximize safety, and simplify the process, planning and building submittals are now available online in the City of Indio.

Indio City Manager Mark Scott provides some insight into the Governor's order to "shelter in place," and helps answer some of the many questions people have during this confusing time.

The City of Indio addresses the announcement by Gov. Newsom for Californians to avoid leaving their homes to avoid further spread of COVID-19.

Riverside County Public Health Officer Dr. Cameron Kaiser today announced that due to concerns about COVID-19, he ordered the cancellation of the two music festivals scheduled for April in Indio.

Dear Indio Neighbors,

I feel like I should begin this newsletter column with an update on the worldwide response to the Coronavirus outbreak and how it affects a local government like ours.

The City of Indio approved an agreement Wednesday night to explore potential development of a more than six acre city-owned parcel of land within its Downtown core.