Imperial Beach Senior Center organizes activities for local senior citizens, including arts and crafts, woodcarving,…More sewing, and poker and yoga every Friday. The Imperial Beach Seniors Club meets every Friday at 10 a.m. Everyone aged 50 or older is invited to join and attend meetings.</p> <p> </p> <p> </p>

Imperial Beach Cab is a taxi service, available to take customers anywhere within Imperial Beach OR outside city…More limits.</p> <p>Please call to arrange a ride, any time day or night.</p>

WIC or the Women, Infant and Children program is designed to serve mothers and those who qualify with help providing…More their children with basic needs like food for their child, nutritional education or referrals for other services like doctors. The Imperial Beach office is part of the San Ysidro Health Center WIC program.</p> <p> </p>

The City of Imperial Beach Community Development enforces code compliance, approves building proposals, and issues…More building and coastal permits. Approximately 75 percent of Imperial Beach is considered coastal zone. Come here for anything related to redevelopment or zoning laws.Greg Wade runs the department along with a small staff. </p> <p> </p>

Daycare for children age 2 and older

$580/month

$75 registration fee

Mon -  Fri, 6am -…More 6pm</p> <p>All daycare programs are in English but staff is bilingual.</p>

Public Works is in charge of city maintenance, including streets and sewage and keeping city parks, grounds and…More facilities in shape.</p> <p>Call Public Works to report a streetlight in need of care or environmental hazards like chemical spills or gas line breaks.</p>

The Civic Center includes city council chambers, public meeting space and the offices of the city clerk, city…More manager, community development and finance departments.</p> <p>The city council, which also acts as the city's Planning Commission, Redevelopment Agency and Personnel Board, generally meets every first and third Wednesday of the month but can vary greatly; check the city calendar to confirm.</p> <p>The Imperial Beach Fire Department and sheriff substation are next door.</p>

Originally named the IB Free People's Clinic, the Health Center specializes in assisting the low income and…More underserved.</p> <p>You do not have to be an Imperial Beach resident to be seen.</p> <p>Medi-Cal, Medicare and Tricare are accepted as well as most other insurances.</p> <p>To find out how to get health insurance or if you qualify for care at the Health Center, contact Antonio Martinez, the center's outreach coordinator.</p> <p>A doctor is on-call 24 hours a day but this is not an emergency room. If you have a medical emergency, call 911.</p> <p> </p>

Imperial Beach Farmers Market features organic fruits and vegetables, fresh crepes, arts and crafts and other items…More for sale by 30 local vendors. The market is open every Friday afternoon at Pier Plaza and is organized and sponsored by the non-profit I.B. Beautiful.</p> <p>To volunteer, contact People interested in volunteering can contact IB Beautiful President Jill Linder at 619-405-4985.</p>

Filippi's Pizza Grotto offers soups, salads, pizza and an assortment of other Italian dishes in a comfortable, family…More friendly setting.</p> <p>Filippi's Pizza Grotto in Imperial Beach is one of 14 Filippi's across San Diego and California.</p>

The clerk for the city of Imperial Beach is charged with managing city records and providing city documents and…More records to the public.</p> <p>All public records requests for the city of Imperial Beach come through the clerk's office, who have 10 days to respond by law. </p> <p>Records requests from any city department require filling out a records request form available at the city clerk's office or on the city's website. The city clerk's office also take minutes at city council meetings and post council agendas or public notices. Record copies cost .35 cents for the first page and .10 cents for every page after that.</p>

The City of Imperial Beach Lifeguard Service strives to keep beachgoers safe but is also composed of trained…More emergency responders.</p> <p>About 10 surfboards line the walls of the station's second floor. Each was donated by local residents or board makers, including a personal board of Dempsey Holder made at the old lifeguard station.</p> <p>The Dempsey Holder Room on the second floor acts as a meeting space for local non-profit organizations. Requests to use the space may be submitted to the city of Imperial Beach. The San Diego County Sheriff's Department has an office in its building as well.</p> <p>The city manager is responsible for running the station and is assisted by the Lifeguard Captain and the Public Safety director, who is the chief of the Imperial Beach Fire Department.</p>