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Imperial County & San Diego State University

Lithium Valley Health Impact Assessment (Draft)

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.

Imperial County

Data Center Advisory Committee

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.

Imperial County Board of Supervisors

State of the County Address 2026

Presented by Imperial County Board of Supervisors Chairwoman Peggy Price, on Thursday, November 5, 2026, at the Imperial County Fairgrounds.

Imperial County

Vendor Access Portal Coming Soon

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.

imperial County Public Health Department

Cool Center & Hydration Stations

The heat is here! Find a Cool Center and get some relief. Stay hydrated at free water stations and take a break from the high temperatures.

News

September 23, 2025

Imperial County Stands Firm on Hell’s Kitchen Project and Lithium Valley

The Environmental Impact Report (EIR) for the Hell’s Kitchen Lithium Project underwent a rigorous review process, including multiple public meetings, consultation with stakeholders and agencies, and careful consideration of all input.

September 19, 2025

Temporary Closure at Child Support Services Today

Imperial County Department of Child Support Services will close its reception windows today, Friday, September 19, for the scheduled installation of a new air-conditioning system.
Sand bags in the rain

September 18, 2025

Free Sandbags Available for Residents

The Imperial County Fire Department and Office of Emergency Services are offering self-serve sand and sandbags for residents in flood-prone areas, with no staff on site to assist. Residents should bring their own tools to fill and transport the sandbags.

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