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.
For the second year in a row, a teacher from Indio was selected as one of four 2021 Riverside County Teachers of the year.
From illegal fireworks to new businesses to kidney stones, Mark Scott tackles it all in this month's City Manager's Message.
In the absence of most fireworks displays in the Coachella Valley this year, the City is asking people to fly their American flags over the long holiday weekend.
Donations and participation are encouraged and appreciated, to let our local seniors know they are always in our thoughts.
Today the City of Indio celebrates Juneteenth, a recognition of the day the last enslaved Blacks were freed.
The Indio Police Department, despite what may seem like a large budget, is actually one of the lesser funded “full service” departments in the State.
A progressive police department doesn't wait for a crisis to implement what works.
The funding will help community organizations handle a greater demand for services resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic, including rental mediation, food needs and homelessness. It will also help pay for improvements at Dr. Carreon Park, and the Teen and Senior Centers.
"We will long remember May of 2020! The last couple weeks have been particularly difficult." Read Indio City Manager Mark Scott's message to the city.
