OPEN
Beaches - Open daily from 6 a.m. to Sunset
Passive activities such as sitting or laying on the beach are allowed. Surfing, swimming and kayaking also allowed in local ocean and bay waters. A recent County Public Health Order requires wearing a mask or face covering. Please view the County of San Diego Public Health Order for more information.
Dog Beach and Sunset Park are open.
Golf Course - Open, reservations required.
For more information, visit the Coronado Municipal Golf Course webpage.
Glorietta Bay Boat Launch Ramp - Open.
Recreational boating will open at these facilities for vessels on which all occupants are members of the same household and to comply with San Diego County’s updated public health order to minimize the spread of the coronavirus.
Parking remains restricted around Coronado's boat launch ramp, the beach and park. Since the County has not lifted its parking restrictions, boaters should be advised that trailers by themselves or attached to a car (defined as an oversized vehicle) are not permitted to park on any City street for more than three consecutive hours. Signs have been placed on City streets surrounding the boat launch ramp and parking restrictions will be enforced.
Boathouse - Open for passholders only.
For more information, visit the Recreation Department webpage.
Community Center - Closed, Fitness Center Open.
Visit the Community Center Webpage for information on accessing the Fitness Center.
Aquatics Center - Open, reservations required.
Visit the Community Center Webpage for information on the Aquatics Center.
Tennis Courts - Open, reservations required.
Visit the Tennis Webpage for information on Tennis.
Parks - Open.
Playground equipment at all parks are closed as well as the Bandstand at Spreckels Park.
City parks have reopened in Coronado for sitting and even picnicking if visitors are within the same household groups or are by themselves and follow proper social distancing measures. There is one exception: Sunset Park. Playground equipment at all parks are closed as well as the bandstand at Spreckels Park.
Recreation Services staff is monitoring City parks to ensure that visitors are complying with the most recent changes to the San Diego County public health order.
A phone number has been set up for those who have questions or concerns about park gatherings. Staff members are advising groups that are not from the same household group, regardless of size, of the rules, to disperse and, if warranted, they will call the Police Department.
The phone number to report an issue or concern about a park gathering is (619) 964-6646. The number is staffed seven days a week from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Lawn Bowling Green - open, reservations required.
Visit the John D. Spreckels Center and Lawn Bowling Green Webpage for more information.
Skate Park - Open, reservations required.
For more information, visit the Recreation Department's Skate Park Information page
Coronado Public Library - Open.
Visit the Coronado Public Library Webpage for more information.
City Hall - Open, by appointment only.
Open 8am to 5pm daily, all City services by appointment only.
For appointments, call (619)522-7326 or email comdev@coronado.ca.us.
Animal Care Facility - Open, by appointment only.
The Coronado Animal Care Facility has resumed adoptions. PAWS of Coronado staff, who run the facility on behalf of the City, are caring for the animals with adjusted procedures to make sure it is operated in a safe manner. If anyone from the community needs animal services, such as help with relinquishments, impound pick-ups and adoptions, PAWS is asking people to call (619) 522-7371.
Licensing is now available online, visit PAWS Animal Licensing for more information.
Police Department - Open, lobby by appointment only.
The Coronado Police and Fire departments are working to provide the highest quality of service while taking the needed precautions to keep their personnel and the community healthy and safe. The Coronado Police Department lobby is open for service; however, residents are asked to call before stopping by (619) 522-7366. This step may help you avoid leaving home. Many crime reports can be taken over the phone.
The Coronado Police Department has announced that it will only release property to those who want to claim stolen or lost property, for example, by appointment. There will be no walk-in releases and those arriving without an appointment will be instructed to schedule an appointment. Appointments can be made by calling (619) 522-7345.
Additionally, the signing off of citations written for correctable violations has been suspended at this time. These actions are being taken to reduce contacts and potential exposure.
If you are having an emergency, please call 911.
Public safety officials and other personnel are receiving the proper procedures for dealing with potential cases such as guidance on appropriate protective measures. Fire personnel have stocked up on personal protective equipment and have procedures in place on how to coordinate with a receiving hospital to ensure the patient is met outside to minimize exposures. You may see officers and firefighters wearing masks and adhering to the social distancing guidelines. They are taking all the necessary precautions.