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Vote Early Campaign Toolkit

Voter Outreach Toolkit

Help us spread the word. Download and share official Imperial County voter outreach materials for the November 3, 2026 General Election.

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Voter Outreach Videos

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Got your ballot? Here’s what comes next.

Read the instructions, mark your ballot, seal it in the return envelope, and don’t forget to sign it. Then return it at an official ballot drop box or voting location.

Prefer to vote in person? You can visit any voting location within Imperial County to check in and cast your ballot.

Once your ballot is collected, it goes through the verification and counting process.

Your ballot. Your choice of how to cast it.

Visit elections.imperialcounty.org for more information.

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Your local library is more than a place for books, it can also be a place to cast your ballot.

Imperial County Vote Centers give voters the flexibility to vote on a day that works best for them. Voters can also receive a replacement ballot and access language assistance at Vote Centers.

You don’t have to wait until Election Day. Vote early.

Visit elections.imperialcounty.org to learn more and find a Vote Center near you.

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Tuesdays can already be busy enough. The good news? You don’t have to wait until Election Day to cast your ballot.

If your vote-by-mail ballot has arrived, fill it out when it works for you. Return it by mail or use an official ballot drop box to get it in early.

Don’t wait for Election Day. Vote early and keep your Tuesday.

Visit elections.imperialcounty.org for voting information, locations, and important election dates.

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Social Media Posts

Download ready-to-share graphics and help Imperial County voters find accurate, official election information.

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Where’s My Ballot?

Want to know where your Vote-by-Mail ballot is?

Sign up for BallotTrax and receive automatic updates when:

✓ Your ballot is mailed to you

✓ Your ballot is received by your County Registrar of Voters

✓ Your ballot is counted

Signing up is quick and easy.

Visit WheresMyBallot.sos.ca.gov to register and stay informed every step of the way.

Know where your ballot is. Know when it arrives. Know when it’s counted.

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VOTE EARLY. Make your plan

today!

Voting early gives you more options to cast your ballot on a day that works for you.

✓ Vote by mail

✓ Use an official Ballot Drop Box

✓ Vote early in person

Don’t wait until Election Day to make your plan. Find Vote Center and Ballot Drop Box locations, hours, and other important election information at Elections.ImperialCounty.org.

Know where to vote. Know where to drop off your ballot. Make your plan today.

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VOTE YOUR WAY!

There’s more than one way to cast your ballot. Choose the option that works best for you:

✓ By Mail: Send your completed vote-by-mail ballot through USPS.

•✓ Drop Box: Drop it off at any official Ballot Drop Box location.

✓ In Person: Visit a Vote Center and cast your ballot early.

Your ballot. Your schedule. Your way.

Find the full list of Vote Center and Ballot Drop Box locations at elections.imperialcounty.org.

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Print-Ready Materials

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Voting Locations

Find the Nearest Voting Center by clicking one of the categories below, or visit the link for an interactive map.

Vote Centers Open Oct. 24 – Nov. 3

Hours: Oct. 24 – Nov. 2 • 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. & Nov. 3 • 7:00 a.m.– 8:00 p.m.

Brawley Lions Center

225 A Street, Brawley

El Centro Public Library

1198 North Imperial Avenue. El Centro

Vote Centers Open Oct. 31 – Nov. 3

Hours: Oct. 31 – Nov. 2 • 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. & Nov. 3 • 7:00 a.m.– 8:00 p.m.

I.V. Housing Authority

1401 D Street, Brawley

Camarena Memorial Library

840 Encinas Avenue, Calexico

Mario Esquer Building

850 Eady Avenue, Calexico

Calipatria City Hall

125 Park Street, Calipatria

Desert Trails – Ryerson Hall

225 Wake Avenue, El Centro

Heber Community Center

225 Wake Avenue, El Centro

Holtville City Hall

121 West 5th Street, Holtville

Veterans Hall

247 South Imperial Avenue, Imperial

West Shores High

2381 Shore Hawk, Avenue, Salton City

San Pasqual School District – Parenting Center

676 Baseline Road, Winterhaven

Westmorland Youth Center

200 West 2nd Street, Westmorland

Election Day Only Vote Centers

Hours: Nov. 3 • 7:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.

Niland Fire Station & Cool Center

8071 Luxor Avenue, Niland

Seeley Fire Station & Cool Center

1862 West Evan Hewes Highway, Seeley

Ballot Drop Box Locations

Hours: Open 24 hours beginning October 5, 2026.

Brawley City Hall

400 Main Street, Brawley

Calexico City Hall

608 Heber Avenue, Calexico

Calipatria City Hall

125 Park Street, Calipatria

Holtville City Hall

121 West 5th Street, Holtville

Imperial City Hall

400 South Imperial Avenue, Imperial

Westmorland City Hal

355 South Center Street, Westmorland

County Administration Center – West

940 West Main Street, El Centro

County Administration Center – East

940 West Main Street, El Centro

Click here to find my nearest Voting Center

Imperial County Area Agency on Aging Advisory Council August Meeting Cancelled

Notice is hereby given, that the Imperial County Area Agency on Aging Advisory Council meeting scheduled for Thursday, August 20, 2026, at 9:00 a.m. has been cancelled. The next regular meeting will be held:
Thursday, September 17, 2026, @ 9:00 a.m.Community Health Plan of Imperial Valley – Conference Room512 W. Aten Road • Imperial, CA 92251The Imperial County Area Agency on Aging offers a variety of services for seniors, age 60 or older, and/or their caregivers throughout the County of Imperial. These services include home delivered meals, congregate meals, respite care, legal advice, health insurance counseling and advocacy, information & assistance, and much more. If you need additional information regarding any of the services provided by our agency, please contact our office by calling (442) 265-7033 or toll-free at 1-800-510-2020. You may also find additional information by visiting our website at www.aaa24.org.
To place items on a future AAA Advisory Council Agenda, please contact:

AB 1383 Three-container Collection Service Public Hearing

Imperial County will hold a Public Hearing on the proposed Solid Waste Service Fee related to the State-mandated three-container collection service (SB 1383).

During the hearing, the Board of Supervisors will:
• Consider whether a majority written protest exists regarding the proposed fee
• Review and consider approval of the Solid Waste Rate Cost of Service Analys

Imperial County Reaffirms Commitment to Safe and Orderly Public Meetings

Imperial County, CA — The County of Imperial reaffirms its commitment to maintaining a safe, respectful, and orderly environment at all public meetings, including Board of Supervisors hearings.

Public meetings are a cornerstone of transparent government and civic engagement. They exist to ensure that all voices in our community have the opportunity to be heard. However, this process depends on a shared responsibility: that participants conduct themselves with respect for others, for the rule of law, and for the democratic process.

Unlawful IncidentsRecent incidents in local forums have highlighted the importance of upholding standards of decorum. The County unequivocally condemns the assault of a Deputy from the County Sheriff’s Office that occurred during the Board of Supervisors Special Meeting on March 26, 2026.

Disruptive behavior, intimidation, threats, or acts of violence, whether verbal or physical, undermine public participation and put community, staff, and elected officials at risk. Such conduct will not be tolerated.

To ensure the safety of all participants, the following expectations remain in effect at all County meetings, including public hearings:Speakers and attendees must adhere to established rules of order and time limits.Interruptions, personal attacks, and threatening language are prohibited.Law enforcement personnel may be present to ensure safety and respond to any violations of the law.Individuals who engage in disruptive or unsafe behavior may be removed from the meeting(s) and subject to further legal consequences.

About Board of Supervisor Public Hearings
Public hearings are conducted in accordance with the Brown Act, including Government Code section 54954.3(c), which ensures that the public has the right to comment on matters within the Board’s jurisdiction.

Comments during a public hearing must relate specifically to the item under consideration. While the public is welcome to express support, concerns, or criticism, remarks must remain relevant to the subject of the specific hearing. Comments that are unrelated may be curtailed. Opportunities to speak on non-agenda or unrelated items are provided elsewhere on the meeting agenda but are not permitted during public comment of a Public Hearing.

Unlike informational presentations, such as the one held during the Board of Supervisor Special Meeting on March 26, 2026, public hearings do not include a question-and-answer exchange between the County and the public. The purpose of the hearing is to receive formal public comments on the specific agenda item.

All members of the public are welcome to participate in public hearings, either in person or through available online options; all individuals who submit a request to speak through an approved channel, will be permitted time to provide their comment.

Decorum
The County remains steadfast in its duty to protect both the public’s right to free expression and the safety of all who attend these meetings. Respectful dialogue, even when there is strong disagreement, is essential to effective governance.

We encourage all community members to participate in public meetings in a manner that reflects our shared values of civility, respect, and accountability.

Board of Supervisor Meeting and Public Hearing Online Participation Instructions for April 7, 2026

Live Video/Audio Streaming:https://imperialcounty.org/bosagendas
Public Comment via Zoom: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82459588566?pwd=Gv8JVn8MIOi2XF0WCalZEPiFW2qghH.1 or join by phone 1-669-900-6833. Please label your device before entering the meeting with your name and item number wishing to address. Please note that the meeting cannot be viewed live via Zoom, as you are in a waiting room until you are admitted. Please keep an eye on the chats coming into the Zoom waiting room, as order of presenter will be announced in the chat box. To follow along with the meeting while you are in the Zoom waiting room, you will need to watch the meeting via Granicus in a separate tab. You can do so by visiting:https://imperialcounty.org/bosagendas then clicking on the agenda labeled April 7, 2027. Note: when you are admitted in Zoom to speak, please mute the volume of the Granicus window where you are viewing the meeting to avoid feedback.

Imperial County State of the County Address Scheduled for Fall 2026

The County of Imperial would like to inform residents, partners, and community stakeholders that the 2026 State of the County Address will be held in Fall 2026.

Historically, the State of the County Address has taken place in March. However, under the leadership of Chairwoman Peggy Price, the event has been rescheduled to better align with the County’s annual progress and initiatives during her term as Chair of the Imperial County Board of Supervisors

Additional details regarding the date, time, and location will be announced in the coming months.

We appreciate the community’s continued engagement and look forward to sharing an update on the County’s work and future initiatives later this year.

Now Open: AB 617 North-Imperial Phase 1 Community Paving Project RFP

The Imperial County Air Pollution Control District (ICAPCD) has officially released a Request for Proposals (RFP) for the AB 617 North-Imperial Phase 1 Community Paving Project. This opportunity is available exclusively to organizations and stakeholders within the AB 617 Community Corridor of Brawley, Westmorland, and Calipatria.

To view or download the RFP, visit: https://www.icab617community.org/request-for-proposals

We kindly ask for your support in sharing this opportunity with eligible partners and community members.

Imperial County Job Fair & Expo

August 4, 2025

Imperial County Job Fair & Expo

Join us at the Desert Region Career & Resource Expo this Friday, August 8 from 11 AM to 6 PM at the Imperial Valley Mall! Meet employers, explore career opportunities, and access free community resources—all in one place. The event will be held at 3451 S. Dogwood Rd, El Centro, CA. This is a free event, but registration is required.