Desert Recreation District Palm Desert Community Center Closed to Public
Serving as Evacuation Site for Rosa Fire
Desert Recreation District Palm Desert Community Center Closed to
Public; Serving as Evacuation Site for Rosa Fire
Indio, CA – The Desert Recreation District (DRD) has opened the
Palm Desert Community Center, located at 43900 San Pablo Avenue,
Palm Desert, CA 92260, as an official evacuation site for
individuals and families affected by the Rosa Fire.
As Mandatory evacuation orders are currently in place our
facility is here to provide a safe, comfortable space for those
who have been displaced, offering shelter and support during this
difficult time.
Care and Reception Sites:
• Palm Desert Community Center – 43900 San
Pablo Avenue, Palm Desert (Desert Recreation District facility
–closed to regular programming until further notice)
• Anza Community Center – 56630 Highway 371,
Anza
Animal Evacuation Sites
• San Jacinto Animal Shelter – 581 S. Grand
Avenue, San Jacinto
• Coachella Valley Animal Campus – 72050 Pet
Land Place, Thousand Palms
The Desert Recreation District will continue to share updates on services, resources, and operational changes as more information becomes available. For official fire updates, including evacuation orders, road closures, and containment status, residents should visit www.rvcfire.org, www.rivcoready.org/ActiveEvents, or follow local news outlets.
About
Desert Recreation District (DRD) is the largest park and
recreation district in California, covering 1,887 square miles
and serving over 432,000 residents across the greater Coachella
Valley. Our mission is to work closely with municipalities to
ensure that every community, regardless of economic status, has
access to quality recreation services. DRD manages and maintains
more than 49 parks and recreation facilities, offering a wide
range of programs, services, and classes designed to enrich the
lives of our residents. We believe in the power of partnerships,
collaborating with public, private, and nonprofit organizations
to create opportunities for leisure, fitness, and community
engagement. Our work is dedicated to promoting physical health,
relaxation, and revitalization; fostering strong families and
supporting individuals with disabilities; and enhancing the
overall vibrancy of our community. By contributing to healthier
lifestyles, a sense of belonging, and increased tourism, DRD
plays an essential role in the economic and social well-being of
the region. To find out more, visit
MyRecreationDistrict.com