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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 stay home except for essential needs and wear face coverings when leaving the house. All public and private gatherings, regardless of size or venue, are prohibited.
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.
In The Spotlight
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City of CoachellaApr 08
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#nowipesinpipesApr 08No wipes down the pipes! While wipes may say they are flushable, they are known to clog pipes. This can lead to unpleasant messes and costly repairs if that clog is in your yard or home. Unless it is toilet paper, don’t toss it in the toilet! #NoWipesInPipes #YourCoachella
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KESQ News Channel 3Apr 08Coachella Confirmed Cases up 3 to now 40 cases. BREAKING: 163 new coronavirus cases, 4 deaths, & 7 recoveries confirmed in Riverside County. Casos confirmados de Coachella hasta 3 a 40 casos. Actualización pública: 163 nuevos casos de coronavirus, 4 muertes y 7 recuperaciones confirmadas en el condado de Riverside.
Latest News
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