The City will reopen Cathedral Oaks Road between Winchester Canyon Road and Calle Real on Tuesday, June 6. The bike lane and shoulder will remain closed until the final repairs are made. The road has been closed since January 30, Read on! »
In an effort to ensure medical aid is provided to the injured in a timely and efficient manner, the City of Goleta will be providing each of the 50 first responders assigned to the Sheriff’s Goleta Valley Patrol Bureau (which Read on! »
In response to last year’s search for the mysterious release of hydrogen sulfide in western Goleta, the City of Goleta purchased a highly-sensitive H2S monitor for Fire Station 11 that will help first responders more quickly locate future sources of Read on! »
The recent winter storms resulted in a welcome capture of rain needed for replenishing reservoirs, creeks, rivers and groundwater supplies in Santa Barbara County. However, it was a drop in the bucket. To demonstrate, Cachuma Lake would need 55 inches Read on! »
Last October, some residents in the western end of the City of Goleta and the County of Santa Barbara experienced a strong-smelling odor. Beginning in the early morning of October 9, the Santa Barbara County Fire Department received a number Read on! »
Do you want to be better prepared to help during a disaster? Then join the City of Goleta as we kick-off our next CERT Training class. The Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) Program educates people about disaster preparedness for hazards that may Read on! »
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Living in California, many of us may have experienced one or more earthquakes. They can strike at any time – while you are at home, at work, at school or out running errands. The Great California ShakeOut is a state-wide Read on! »
In honor of National Preparedness Month, the City of Goleta would like to know how prepared you are in case of an emergency. Please take a few minutes to complete our short survey . Thank you!
September is a reminder to take action and prepare now for whatever emergency may come our way. Building on the success of last year, the National Preparedness Month theme is once again “Don’t Wait, Communicate: Make Your Emergency Plan Today.” Read on! »
