Ayuda CV · Coachella Valley

See it. Report it. Protect the community.

Ayuda CV is a shared, community-driven map tracking immigration checkpoints, raids, and law enforcement activity across the Coachella Valley. When neighbors look out for each other, we all stay safe. Multiple reports verify active alerts.

Built for Protection. Designed for Privacy.

Ayuda CV keeps no visitor logs. We do not store your IP address, your device's location, or photos. Your email is stored only as a scrambled code that we cannot read back, and the link between your account and a report is erased after 7 days.

What no website can hide: the place, kind and time of each report are public, and the companies that deliver this site and its map (Cloudflare and OpenStreetMap) necessarily see your internet address while doing so. Privacy policy

Quick exit, at the top of every page, leaves this site at once: it signs you out and opens a weather page. It cannot erase your browser history; use a private window if that matters.

How it works

Look at the map

See what has been reported near you. Anyone can look, no account needed.

Report what you see

Tap “Report activity”, choose what you saw, place the pin, and tick a few details. There is no text box and no photos, to protect bystanders.

Sign in at the end

Just before sending, we email you a 6-digit code. There is no password, and your email address is not stored.

What you can report

ICE Checkpoint

Active Raid / Arrests

ICE Vehicles Patrolling

Unmarked Vehicles / Suspicious Activity

Other Law Enforcement Checkpoint

Clear / All Good

How alerts are verified

One report shows as an Unverified Sighting. More reports make it Likely Activity, and it becomes a Confirmed Alert only when at least two different people have reported it. Alerts fade after an hour and drop off the map after 4 hours unless someone sees it again. People nearby can also tap “It's over” when activity ends, or “Nothing here” if they went and saw nothing.

Some local organizations have verified partner accounts. Their sightings are marked and count for more, but an alert still needs a second person before it is confirmed.

Ayuda CV is a volunteer community project. It is not a government service and not legal advice. Reports come from the public and can be wrong. In an emergency, call 911.
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