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Our History The City of Indio was born out of necessity, a railroad town that sprung to life in 1876 as the Southern Pacific Railroad built lines between Yuma, Arizona and Los Angeles, California. The engines needed a place to refill their water, and the workers needed somewhere to recharge their own batteries. Shortly after the City of Indio, named after a Spanish variation of “Indian ...
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The Cabazon Indio Pow Wow takes place on the Cabazon Indian Reservation loc ated in Indio, California. Included in the celebration are Native American dance competitions for contestants of all ages, bird singing, and drum contests. There are also opportunities for visitors to join dancers in the arena during non-competitive, inter-tribal dancing.
The Indio Public Works Department commits to the betterment of its work force, the organization, and the community through trust, creativity, integrity, respect, and quality service to all. The Public Works Department serves an area of 33 square miles, funds 36 positions and has six primary divisions: Administration, Engineering, Buildings & Parks, Streets, Fleet and Environmental Services ...
Building a More Livable Indio The Planning Division - as an integral part of the City’s Team - is working in many ways to help build a more livable City of Indio. The division accomplishes this goal through the preparation of a variety of short, mid, and long-range plans.