City Council Preview: New amendment, land purchase, CAL FIRE updates and more on the agenda
Also on the agenda, council approval of a lease agreement with a Palm Desert restaurant planning to open a second location in Indio.
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Indio Planning Commission reviews plans for 50-home subdivision
Developers would not commit to a price estimate for the single-family homes, but said they would be priced slightly below market rate.
Riverside County approves $1.1 million for fairgrounds RV parking improvements
The water and electrical hookups would serve both vendors and customers of the Riverside County Fair and National Date Festival.
SunLine Transit Agency wants more input from Indio residents on survey to overhaul Coachella Valley bus service
With only 109 responses from Indio residents as of Monday, SunLine officials want to hear from more Indio residents to help shape the future of public transit in the valley.
Indio Sustainability Commission votes to more closely study impacts of data centers
The Indio Sustainability Commission is considering how large-scale data centers could affect our local water and power supply.
Indio City Council adopts new residential rental inspection program to target neighborhood blight
The newly approved ordinance shifts the city to a proactive enforcement model that officials say will create a night-and-day difference in community standards and blight.
Indio opens Business Connect Center to support local entrepreneurs
The new facility at 45222 Towne Street will offer one-on-one support, business classes, and panel discussions, with plans for a learning lab and co-working space in future phases.
Indio Sports Park could open in spring, still needs funding for pickleball and splash pad expansion
Indio officials are targeting an April ribbon-cutting for the new multi-field sports complex while navigating state budget shifts to secure funding for future pickleball and splash pad expansions.
Indio Council to weigh rental inspection program, I-10 beautification and forensic grants
From a new proactive housing safety initiative to a $500,000 grant to clear forensic backlogs, here is what's on the agenda for Wednesday’s Indio City Council meeting.
Coachella/Indio waste transfer station to nearly triple capacity with $520,000 land purchase
The lease with Riverside County expires later this year, which left the JPA with two options: begin another 25-year lease or purchase the property from the county.
Indio Planning Commission reviews plans for 50-home subdivision
Developers would not commit to a price estimate for the single-family homes, but said they would be priced slightly below market rate.
Riverside County approves $1.1 million for fairgrounds RV parking improvements
The water and electrical hookups would serve both vendors and customers of the Riverside County Fair and National Date Festival.
SunLine Transit Agency wants more input from Indio residents on survey to overhaul Coachella Valley bus service
With only 109 responses from Indio residents as of Monday, SunLine officials want to hear from more Indio residents to help shape the future of public transit in the valley.
Indio Sustainability Commission votes to more closely study impacts of data centers
The Indio Sustainability Commission is considering how large-scale data centers could affect our local water and power supply.
Indio City Council adopts new residential rental inspection program to target neighborhood blight
The newly approved ordinance shifts the city to a proactive enforcement model that officials say will create a night-and-day difference in community standards and blight.
Indio opens Business Connect Center to support local entrepreneurs
The new facility at 45222 Towne Street will offer one-on-one support, business classes, and panel discussions, with plans for a learning lab and co-working space in future phases.
Indio Sports Park could open in spring, still needs funding for pickleball and splash pad expansion
Indio officials are targeting an April ribbon-cutting for the new multi-field sports complex while navigating state budget shifts to secure funding for future pickleball and splash pad expansions.
Indio Council to weigh rental inspection program, I-10 beautification and forensic grants
From a new proactive housing safety initiative to a $500,000 grant to clear forensic backlogs, here is what's on the agenda for Wednesday’s Indio City Council meeting.
Coachella/Indio waste transfer station to nearly triple capacity with $520,000 land purchase
The lease with Riverside County expires later this year, which left the JPA with two options: begin another 25-year lease or purchase the property from the county.