Environment
Contact - Environment
Report Storm Drain Pollution
on Port Tidelands
(619) 686-6254
off Port Tidelands
(888) 846-0800
(County Stormwater Hotline)
Report a Spill or Discharge
to San Diego Bay
Harbor Police
(619) 686-6272
Coast Guard
(619) 295-3121
Administration Building
3165 Pacific Highway
San Diego, CA 92101-1128
(619) 686-6254
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Business Hours:
8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Beach Water Quality
The Port of San Diego owns and maintains eight public beaches in various locations throughout San Diego Bay.
Beach Water Status
Beach closure information is provided for all eight of the San Diego Bay beach locations and is updated weekly after every DEH sampling event. For a full view of all the beaches in relation to their location on the bay, along with advisory information, you can click on the following link. You can also go directly to each beach's status page by clicking on one of the links below.
San Diego Bay Beaches
1. Kellogg St. Beach
2. Bessemer St
3. Shelter Island Shoreline Park
4. Spanish Landing Park
5. Silver Strand (Bayside)
6. Bayside Park (Chula Vista)
7. Glorietta Bay (Coronado)
8. Tidelands Park (Coronado)
Integrated Pest Management
Did you know that your gardening practices and pest control methods may be polluting our ocean, creeks, lagoons, and even San Diego Bay? Pesticides are one of the leading contributors to water pollution in San Diego County. When it rains or when you water your garden or lawn, the runoff transports pesticides or fertilizers from your yard to the storm drain system. The storm drains deliver the polluted water into creeks, lagoons, bays, and the ocean. The chemicals found in pesticides and fertilizers are harmful or lethal to organisms that live downstream.