City of Coyote, Santa Clara County, CA Public Records

• Where can I find out if it is an occupied city or a ghost town?
  Coyote, California, has experienced significant population decline since the construction of Highway 101, which redirected traffic away from the town. As a result, many residents left, leading to a dwindling economy. While some residents may still remain, specific population numbers are not well-documented. During the dot-com boom, San Jose sought to acquire land in Coyote, which faced opposition from residents who wanted to preserve the town's historical significance. After the dot-com bubble burst, San Jose paused its land acquisition efforts. Currently, the population consists mainly of a few individuals working in local businesses such as saloons, gas stations, and convenience stores. For more information on the status of Coyote, you may refer to local government resources or historical societies.

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• Coyote Crime Maps:
  Mapping of Coyote street locations of criminal reported activity from local law enforcement agencies.
• Coyote Public Schools:
  Local area K-12 location and parent information.