Imperial Beach Shoreline Closed Due to Sewage Contamination
The shoreline in Imperial Beach has been closed due to sewage contamination.

San Diego, CA, September 27, 2026 —
The shoreline in Imperial Beach has been closed to the public following confirmed reports of sewage contamination.
Authorities have taken the measure to protect public health and prevent potential exposure to harmful bacteria and pathogens commonly found in sewage. The exact source and extent of the contamination have not been immediately detailed.
Officials are advising residents and visitors to strictly adhere to the closure notices posted along the affected areas. Swimming, surfing, and other water contact activities are prohibited until further notice. The duration of the closure will depend on the results of ongoing water quality testing and the successful remediation of the contamination source.
Further updates regarding the status of the shoreline and the completion of necessary cleanup and safety assessments are expected from relevant local authorities. The public is encouraged to check official city and county channels for the latest information.
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