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The city of Indian
Wells is home to some of the country's wealthiest retirees who flock to
world-class golf courses once played by entertainer Bing Crosby and
President Dwight D. Eisenhower. It has always been a destination of
the priveleged class. It's home every year to the Bob Hope Chrysler
Classic golf tournament and the prestigious Desert Town Hall of Indian
Wells lecture series. Today, the city focuses on landscape and
beautification. In 1990, the city won a national citation of
excellence in urban design by the American Institute of Architects, for
its beautification effort of a former stagecoach trail within city
limits. In addition to preserving its resort and residential status,
the city hopes to become the Coachella Valley's financial district,
enticing brokerage, accounting and banking firms to build and settle
within city limits.
MAYOR ROB BERNHEIMER
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Population: 4,865
Median Age: 63.0
Median Household Income: $91,079
Median Home Selling Price: $825,000
City Hall Police
44-950 Eldorado Drive 760-836-3215
760-346-2489
www.indianwells-city.org Fire
760-568-5252
Chamber of Commerce
45-200 Club Drive Library
760-360-2990 73-300 Fred Waring Drive
www.indianwellschamber.com Palm Desert
760-346-6552
Utilities & Services
Southern California Edison Events & Points of Interest
Imperial Irrigation District Desert Town Hall Lecture Series
Southern California Gas Company 760-416-3400
Coachella Valley Water District www.deserttownhall.org
Burrtec Waste & Recycling Services
Time Warner Cable Frank Sinatra Countrywide
Celebrity Golf Invitational
Post Office 800-377-8277
24-801 Hovley Lane, Palm Desert www.sinatragolf.com
45-300 Portola Ave., Palm Desert
800-275-8777 Indian Wells Tennis Garden
(Home of the Pacific Life Open - Tennis
Master Series Event and world-class
concerts and shows)
78-200 Miles Avenue
760-200-8000
www.iwtg.net
The Desert Symphony
74-935 Highway 111
760-773-5988
www.desertsymphony.org
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