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Looking Forward to a Post-Pandemic Future in Poway

There’s hope on the horizon that in 2021 we’ll see “normalcy” start to return to our lives. Although we can’t predict how or when that will happen, getting to a place in which our sports fields are bustlin...

Public Safety Power Shutoffs

It’s not ideal, but the Public Safety Power Shutoff that Poway residents and businesses experienced in December is a public safety tool that SDG&E will likely continue to plan for when our region is faced with a combination of elevated fire ...

Coronavirus (COVID-19) Updates

Links to resources and city updates in response to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

Hiking Safety Tips: Rainy Days

Rain is in the forecast, but don’t let keep you inside. If you take proper precautions you can still enjoy a hike on the trails around Poway.

While you should always check current conditions before heading out and avoid flood prone areas, there are benefit...

Ahead of the Storms: Poway Flood Safety

San Diego’s rainy season officially began October 1. The City of Poway continues to provide free, unfilled sandbags and loose sand to residents to prepare for severe winter storms. These supplies can be picked up on Garden Road (at the parking l...