NewsTimes of San DiegoAugust 24, 2026San Diego
San Diego County extends beach closure in Imperial Beach due to sewage contamination
The San Diego County Department of Environmental Health and Quality has extended the existing water contact closure for the Tijuana Slough shoreline due to sewage contamination. The public is prohibited from entering the water in the affected area until further notice.
Read the full story at Times of San DiegoWhy It Matters
Residents and visitors are prohibited from water-based activities at the Tijuana Slough shoreline, which impacts recreational access and public health safety in Imperial Beach.
Key Facts
- The San Diego County Department of Environmental Health and Quality extended a beach closure for water contact.
- The closure is due to sewage contamination.
- The affected area is the Tijuana Slough shoreline in Imperial Beach.
- The extension was announced on a Saturday.
Who's Mentioned
organizationSan Diego County Department of Environmental Health and Quality“The agency responsible for monitoring water quality and issuing beach closures.”locationTijuana River“The source of the sewage contamination flowing into recreational waters.”other619-338-2073“24-hour information line for beach status.”locationTijuana Slough“The specific shoreline area affected by the sewage contamination.”othersdbeachinfo.com“Official website for checking beach closure updates.”locationCoronado“Location where a separate health advisory for bacteria levels was issued.”locationImperial Beach“The primary location affected by the sewage-related beach closure.”