Imperial County and researchers from San Diego State University (SDSU) invite residents and community partners to review the Draft Lithium Valley Health Impact Assessment (HIA) report and share their feedback during the public comment period.
Stay informed on the work of the Data Center Advisory Committee. Visit the committee webpage to view its membership, meeting schedule, agendas, minutes, meeting audio, bylaws, and other related information and materials.
The County of Imperial is launching Vendor Access in November 2026, providing vendors with an easy way to manage their information, invoices, payments, and documents. All vendors must register, with more details coming soon.
County of Imperial and GO-Biz Collaborate to Strengthen Economic Development Opportunities
The County of Imperial Executive Office recently hosted an in-person economic development meeting with Rebecca Eusey, Business Development Manager for the Southern Region with the Governor’s Office of Business and Economic Development (GO-Biz), to discuss state resources and incentives available to support business investment, expansion, and job creation in Imperial County.
Imperial County Board of Supervisors Repeals Data Center Moratorium Ordinances in Compliance with Court Order
The Imperial County Board of Supervisors today approved an urgency ordinance repealing and setting aside Ordinance Nos. 1616 and 1618, which had established and extended an interim urgency moratorium on the approval of data center facilities within the unincorporated areas of Imperial County.
Imperial County, SDSU Researchers Release Draft Lithium Health Impact Assessment for Public Review
Imperial County and San Diego State University (SDSU) researchers announced today the release of the Draft Lithium Valley Health Impact Assessment (HIA) and invite Imperial County residents and community partners to review the report and provide feedback during a public comment period.