Indio is a rapidly growing community in Riverside County. Between the census of 2000 and 2010, the population of Indio grew from 49,000 to 76,000. The city has seen a population increase at about the same rate since the 2010 census through the current time.
Indio is known for many positive things, including being a community with good schools and a wide array of entertainment, recreational, cultural, and other options. In recent years, Indio has probably become best known for the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival.
Indio has had an issue with its crime rate in recent years. The crime rate in the community is higher than what is found through much of Riverside County.
The crime rate in communities across the United States is ranked on a scale from 1 to 100, with 100 being the worst rating for a locale. The average rate of property crime in the United States is 38.1. The rate of property crime in Indo is above the national average at 43.5.
The average rate for violent crime in the United States is 31.1. The violent crime rate in Indio is 48.2, which is considered a high rate.
18-Year Old Indio Man Fatally Shoots 22-Year Old in City
A 22-year old man was shot just after midnight on a Friday. The shooter was an 18-year old man. Law enforcement was dispatched to the scene of the shooting. The victim was airlifted to the hospital, where he died about a day later.
Law enforcement quickly identified the 18-year old as the shooter. He was determined to be the only person involved in killing the deceased individual. Law enforcement personnel arrested the alleged shooter without incident. The shooter was placed in jail on a $1 million bond.
The Aftermath of a Violent Death in Indio
The aftermath of a violent death necessitates what is known as a biohazard cleanup in Indio. The types of deaths that can require biohazard cleanup in Indio include not only a homicide like a case described a moment ago, but also:
- Suicide
- Accident
- Unattended death
Biohazard cleanup, also known as biohazard remediation, is a challenging endeavor. The process typically is undertaken in four stages:
- Initial cleanup
- Sanitization
- Deodorization
- Restoration
The reality is that a typical Indio home or business owner doesn’t have the experience, tools, and resources to effectively carry out this four-phase remediation process. In addition, a person who has lost a loved one by some sort of violent or traumatic crime faces a highly challenging bereavement process. Undertaking biohazard cleanup personally unduly adds to an already challenging bereavement process. Thus, the recommendation following a homicide, suicide, accident, or unattended death is that a home or business owner seek out the assistance of a skilled, experienced, compassionate biohazard cleanup specialist.
Professional Biohazard Cleanup in Indio
A professional biohazard cleanup specialist understands how to safely eradicate biohazards that can be found at the scene of a violent or traumatic death. The most common types of dangerous pathogens that can be present at a homicide, suicide, accident, or unattended death scene include:
- HIV
- MRSA
- Hepatitis B
- Hepatitis C
One element of protection against the risks presented by these pathogens is appropriate personal protective equipment. At a minimum, the personal protective equipment, also known as PPE, must include:
- Mask or respirator
- Goggles
- Gloves
- Apron, uniform, or smock
The ultimate objective of professional biohazard cleanup in Indio is completely restoring a home to a livable and habitable condition. In a commercial setting, biohazard remediation means returning a business to a thoroughly usable condition. The eradication of dangerous pathogens overrides the cleanup or remediation process from start to finish.
Indio Grief Therapists
A person who loses a loved one through some type of violent or sudden death faces the prospect of a very challenging bereavement process. Indeed, trying to maneuver through the grief associated with the death of a family member or other loved one by suicide, homicide, accident, disease, or some other traumatic death can be virtually overwhelming. The bottom line is that oftentimes a person cannot make it through this type of bereavement process without the professional support of an Indio grief therapist.
Typically, a grief therapist will schedule an initial consultation to ascertain what type of therapy and support makes the most sense. The options can include individual grief therapy or group grief therapy. Oftentimes, a recommendation will be made for a person to explore assistance in the form of both individual and group therapy. Indio grief therapists include:
Barbara Lynn Breitman
80554 Avenida San Fernando
Indio, California 92203
(760) 200-1889