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Council Authorizes Contracts for the Parker Pump Station Replacement Project

The City Council this week reviewed and approved the City Manager to award contracts for the Parker Pump station replacement project and associated construction services in the amount of $26,842,249. The replacement project includes construction of a new ...

Traffic Impacts Expected from Bike the Bay Event

Drivers, bicyclists, runners, and walkers are reminded that the bike the Bay event is set for Sunday, Aug. 28. The ride begins in San Diego at 7 a.m. Participants will cross the San Diego-Coronado Bridge and use Glorietta Boulevard and the bike path along...

General Municipal Election Update

The nomination filing period for the Nov. 8 General Municipal Election ended on Aug. 12 at 5 p.m. Pursuant to Elections Code Section 10225, there is no extended filing period where there is no incumbent eligible to be elected. The filing period for write-...

Application to develop Grand Caribe will be heard Sept. 13

The City of Coronado recently learned of an application to develop a "Cays RV Park" project on Grand Caribe Island in the Coronado Cays.  This project is on Port Tidelands within the jurisdiction of the Port District, and the Board of P...

City provides comments on cross border pollution mitigation

The City provided its comments on a draft environmental impact statement addressing a set of proposed projects to reduce transborder water pollution. The deadline for comments was Aug. 1. 

The City sent its strong support for Alternative 2, which ...

Free paper shredding, e-waste event Aug. 6

The City and EDCO will sponsor a free document shredding and electronic waste event on a Saturday, Aug. 6.

The event will be held from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the City Hall north parking lot, 1825 Strand Way. 

Residents may also drop off unwanted elect...

Hometown Banner Program accepting nominations

The Hometown Banner Program is an inspirational way for the Coronado community to honor the many men and women who have lived here during their military careers.

Banners commemorating those selected for the honor are hung along the City’s designated Avenue...

Public safety crews conduct active shooter training

The Coronado Police Department and Coronado Fire Department conducted joint active shooter training this week. 

Training was held at Coronado Middle School. The training exercises are designed to test and enhance the cooperation and readiness of o...

City seeks review of recent appellate court decision

The Coronado City Council voted unanimously to direct its Special Legal Counsel to pursue a California Supreme Court decision. 

The case involves the appeal of the Regional Housing Needs Assessment by Coronado and three other San Diego Association...

Council accepts ‘League of Wives’ gift of public art

The City Council accepted a gift of public art at a meeting this week from the League of Wives Memorial Project Foundation. 

The bronze sculpture, created by artists Christopher Slatoff and Elizabeth Pollnow, features the late Sybil Stockdale, a C...

Council accommodates variety of users at Cays Park

The City will move forward with a tennis court resurfacing project as well as other improvements at Coronado Cays Park. 

To better accommodate a variety of users, now and in the future, the City Council asked staff this week to make some immediate...

Cities request pause of new water-quality testing

The cities of Coronado and Imperial Beach are urging San Diego County to return to the long-standing, state-approved, culture-based testing instead of its new ddPCR testing methodology. 

A letter mailed this week to the San Diego County Board of S...

Free Summer Shuttle/904 Route detour

Due to construction activity at Sharp Coronado Hospital, the Free Summer Shuttle/MTS 904 Route will be detoured for about one year starting Monday, July 18. 

The narrow roadway due to construction equipment and barriers creates challenges for bus ...

Free Summer Shuttle, Fourth of July numbers

Free Summer Shuttle service is in full swing at the program’s halfway point. The City would like to share some numbers. Although the Fourth of July was a busy day, ridership is still not back to pre-pandemic levels. However, the good news is the City is s...

New Ocean-Water Testing Results in Canceled Beach Events

Out of an abundance of caution, two ocean-based events have been canceled following the implementation of San Diego County’s new, more sensitive ocean-water testing technology that began in May. 

The events – a July 2 Rough Wat...

FY 2022-23 Community Grant Allocations

At a special City Council meeting on July 23, 2022, the Council reviewed and finalized allocations for the FY 2022-23 Community Grant Program. 

Since 2000, the City has awarded grants in support of local nonprofit organizations. On Feb. 15, 2022, ...

City Council Votes to Remove Overdue Fines

Fines will no longer be collected for overdue books checked out from the Coronado Public Library after a vote by the City Council earlier this month. 

The decision to do away with the fines means Coronado joins nearly all other libraries in San Di...

Water Pollution Mitigation Projects Ready for Review

The Draft Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement for a set of proposed projects for mitigating transborder water pollution has been released and the public is invited to comment on the document. The deadline is Aug. 1. 

The City plans to send...

Comment Coronado

Comment Coronado represents a fresh form of communication between the City and the community. Here you will find valuable information about current and future projects as well as programs and events in Coronado. You also may find opportunities to submit y...