City of Coronado

Weekly Update Jan. 15, 2021 The City and Sharp Coronado Hospital opened a vaccination site in Coronado this week. Find out where the site is and who can receive a vaccine now in the latest edition of the City Manager's Weekly Update. You can also read an update on the City’s COVID-19 testing site; the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday schedule; palm pruning around Coronado; the successful shredding event; a reminder to not overwater lawns; and Teddy, this week’s Pets of the Week. http://bit.ly/2XFABjo

Jingle Bells Storytime with Jean & Mike via the Coronado Public Library.

To help get residents in the spirit, the City is planning safe, festive and fun holiday activities for the whole family. Coronado’s traditional Snow Mountain, Holiday Parade and Breakfast with Santa are canceled but check out these events that can be enjoyed safely.

The City's Streets Division has removed all parking meters in the commercial corridor. The work had been delayed several weeks because of reduced crews due to COVID precautions and exacerbated by the City’s holiday lighting removal work. Parking that was previously metered throughout the City will now be free, but Coronado Police will continue to enforce the posted time limits on parking. Orange Avenue time limits are two hours. Violators will be issued citations. The Police will start writing warnings in mid-January and implement citations on Feb. 1.

The holidays are here and even though there are many unknowns at this time, Recreation and Golf Services has an amazing lineup of programs and events that will... allow everyone to stay safe. To see a full list of our COVID-19 safe programs & events, go to www.coronado.ca.us/RecreationEvents! As of today, there have not been any changes to our Aquatics, Boathouse, Tennis or Golf center hours. Safety protocols are in place and any adjustments will be announced on social media and our web pages. We hope our upcoming programs and events will add some joy to your day!

As the holidays approach and COVID-19 cases are still rising, health officials urge everyone to take precautions. Find out about what’s recommended to stay safe and what may be soon on the horizon in the latest edition of the City Manager's Weekly Update. You can also read about all the fun and festive and safe holiday events the City is planning for the upcoming holidays, including a festive drive-thru event, two ways to reach Santa, virtual cookie- and mocktail-making show, decorating contests, sandcastle-building contests and more; an update on the work Mathewson Park and on Avenida del Sol; a reminder of the City’s leaf blower ban; and Banjo, this week’s Pets of the Week. https://www.coronado.ca.us/cms/One.aspx

Check out this short video preview of the City Manager's Weekly Update hosted by Blair King for the latest events and news happening in Coronado, including rising COVID-19 cases; a Mathewson Park update; more safe holiday events planned; a reminder about the leaf blower ban; and much more. Get up to speed, Coronado!

Coronado Vaccination Site Opens This Week The City of Coronado, working with Sharp Coronado Hospital, will provide a vaccination site in Coronado beginning Wednesday, Jan. 13, to help the region more quickly move on to the next phase. Sharp Coronado, the local hospital receiving and distributing the vaccine, and the City are now listed as a partner on the San Diego County website vaccination clinic location list. Coronado Firefighter/Paramedics have received training and, alo...ng with Sharp medical personnel, will administer the vaccines at the Coronado Community Center, 1845 Strand Way. Appointment registration is required. Hours will be 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. weekdays, starting Jan. 13. Site preparation is underway. https://www.coronado.ca.us/cms/One.aspx

Find out how the City Council voted Jan. 5, 2021: https://www.coronado.ca.us/cms/One.aspx