- Active shooter training by local police and fire will be held over next few weeks at CHS
- Learn how to avoid becoming a victim of phone scams; brochures available at police dept, Spreckels Center and the library
- CPD reminds you to never leave animals in cars, even if you think you’ll be gone for only a few minutes or think it’s cool enough
- The Public Library & Cultural Arts Commission announced five finalists for the 2019 Community Read; not it’s time for the community to vote for the one we will read
- Call to Artists for two upcoming projects – C3 Gallery “In Defense of Art” exhibit and three projects to be installed at the animal care facility
- New updates to the Orange Avenue Banner Program include opening up two of the five rotating annual series to local nonprofits who serve Coronado residents
- High water temperatures attract stingrays, who like to hang out in shallow waters and tend to sting more people during low tide
- Beach advisory near Dog Beach due to higher than normal levels of bacteria
- A carob tree in the 800 block of H Avenue was removed following an assessment by Public Services staff after the failure of a major branch
- Coronado Cays tennis court closures during repair and maintenance on lighting
- The City’s Fall Recreation Brochure is out and residents should have received a copy in their mailboxes; online registration for residents begins August 7
- Crown City Classic soccer tournament in its second weekend with games Saturday and Sunday at Tidelands, Sunset Park, Cays fields and CHS
- Glorietta Bay Boat Launching Facility can continue to expect more boaters than normal through August due to the closure of the Shelter Island Boat Launch Facility as it undergoes upgrade
Each week, the City Manager’s Office provides an update that includes information on programs, services and issues within the City, as well as news, project updates and follow-up information when necessary.
Get up to speed on what’s going on in Coronado with this video preview of the latest edition of the Coronado City Manager’s Weekly Update, as well as a sampling of the updates below. Read the full update on the City’s website.
- Active Shooter Training: Active shooter training by both Police and Fire personnel will be held over the next several weeks on the campus of Coronado High School. The training exercises are designed to test and enhance the cooperation and readiness of our first-responders during an active shooter incident. The training will take place over the next few weeks. Public safety officials are informing the community in case you see a large amount of patrol and fire vehicles at the school.
- Stingrays, Warm Waters: Coronado Lifeguards have treated a number of people who have been stung by stingrays in the past few weeks. The recent high water temperatures attract stingrays, who like to hang out in shallow waters near the shore. Coronado Lifeguards warn swimmers about stingrays, which tend to sting more people during low tide. They recommend shuffling your feet in the water to avoid stepping on a stingray and suffering a painful sting. If you are stung, it is best to seek assistance from a Lifeguard immediately.
- Dog Beach Water Advisory: The City’s Lifeguards posted signs at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, August 1, that an advisory was issued by San Diego County health officials. The City’s water sampling contractor received an early, positive test result of enterocci bacteria from a sample taken at North Beach. The City shared the results with theCounty, which then advised posting an advisory 150 feet north and south of the sample location at the southern border of Dog Beach out of an abundance of caution. The City’s contractor sampled again on Thursday, August 2. Read more about the water advisory and see the complete City Manager’s Weekly Update, visit the city’s website.
