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Actions taken to protect public safety
In the interest of protecting the health and safety of residents and slowing the spread of COVID-19, all people are required to wear face coverings when leaving the house.
The City of Coachella has temporarily closed city offices to visitors. The library, senior center and boxing center are also closed. Movies in the Park screenings are postponed and there is limited access to parks.
For more information about COVID-19 and actions taken by the City of Coachella, click here.
You can also click here for a printable version of the Spring 2020 Coachella COVID-19 newsletter.
In The Spotlight
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Governor Newsom Closure update by Riverside University Health System
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California GovernorJul 09Lets do our part and cover our faces to protect family and friends. Hagamos nuestra parte y cubramos nuestros rostros para proteger a familiares y amigos.
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City of CoachellaJul 09
Latest News
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In Memory of Vanessa Guillén
On behalf of City of Coachella's City Council, we would like to recognize the passing of U.S Army Specialist Vanessa Guillén. We also want to share our heartfelt condolences with her family and friends
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City of Coachella extends protections for residents
The Coachella City Council extended an eviction moratorium for residents struggling to pay their bills due to coronavirus (COVID-19) and a temporary suspension of water shutoffs and late fees.
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To reduce the spread of COVID-19, the City of Coachella has enacted an emergency ordinance requiring the use of face coverings while in public settings.