Situated in Riverside County, the California city of Indio is is at the halfway point for the Southern Pacific Railroad between Los Angeles and Yuma, which is why it was settled. It was originally called Indian Wells, but there was another city by that name, so the townspeople settled on the name Indio, which is Spanish for "Indian."
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Provides information about the city and its government including elected officials, departments, agendas and minutes, services, questions and comments, and municipal code.
http://www.indio.org/
Publicizes the club’s upcoming polo games and competitions. Links to the club’s newsletters, photos of its games and information on how to become a member is provided.
http://www.eldoradopolo.com/
Supports and promotes a healthy economy and business growth and development. Includes staff contacts, visitor information, village profile, membership application and comments, directory, committees, market demographics, and business directory.
http://www.indiochamber.org/
Indio International Tamale Festival
Learn about a festival dedicated to the tamale, a classic Mexican meal. Details on the area’s hotels, RV parks and the festival’s volunteer opportunities.
http://www.tamalefestival.net/
Read about the institution’s books, magazines, newspapers and other collections. View the hours of service, a photo of the building and find driving directions.
http://rivlib.info/indio-library/
Law enforcement agency serving Indio citizens by providing access to police records and crime files. Includes crime prevention resources, public safety tips, divisions directory and community index.
http://www.indiopd.org/
Offers a variety of medical services including emergency care, imaging and surgery. There is also information for visitors to the institution and a way to sign up for the newsletter.
http://www.jfkmemorialhosp.com/en-US/Pages/
