City News

Hunger and food insecurity affect people of all ages, races, and genders. FIND Food bank is helping end food insecurity in many ways.

We are thrilled to welcome the Indio Certified Farmers Market back on October 9!

Nonprofits seeking program or project funding from the City of Indio can submit grant applications for up to $5,000 starting October 1, 2022.

Martha’s Village & Kitchen provides a place for all to cool off and relax during the hottest part of the day. The Cooling Center is available Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 83791 Date Avenue.

A new sense of energy that started in City Hall now extends throughout Indio as our once sleepy city sets the stage for an exciting new act.

Rebirth is a vivid, nature-themed painting borne from colors brilliantly displayed at the Quick & Easy Market on Miles Avenue facing Kings Street. The mural got its name from Ponsler’s desire to bring a renewed sense of pride to the community. Originally from Indiana, she shared that creating Rebirth was the most rewarding project she’s ever done, a feeling she derived from the community’s response to her work.

Support Indio's Blood drive as part of the 9 Cities Challenge on July 28th at the Indio Teen Center from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.

About $200 million has been invested to help the downtown area make a comeback, featuring a lineup of vibrant stores, housing and restaurants to attract residents and visitors.

Running a growing city effectively is no simple task. We must find opportunities to embrace new technology to better serve our residents and businesses today, tomorrow and into the future.

Construction is underway on a $50 million Public Safety Campus. Three buildings at the site will accommodate a dispatch center, Fire Station headquarters and administrative offices for the Police and Fire departments.