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With the exceptional weather we experience living in Goleta, many of us ride our bicycles and motorcycles year-round. As sharing the road becomes even more prominent throughout the upcoming spring and summer months, so does the importance of both cyclist Read on! »
Your input is crucial to creating a more resilient community! The City of Goleta is currently working with the County of Santa Barbara to update the Santa Barbara County Multi-Jurisdiction Hazard Mitigation Plan. This is a countywide plan that identifies Read on! »
The County of Santa Barbara recently implemented a new notification system through Aware and Prepare. This system will allow you to get up-to-the-minute information about severe weather, road closures, and much more! Your safety is our top concern – that’s Read on! »
When rain and wind hit our area, power outages are more common. With the anticipated El Nino, here are some simple safety reminders for how to stay safe during an outage: · First, check for blown fuses or tripped circuits Read on! »
The City of Goleta has stocked Fire Stations 11 & 14 with sand and bags for you to fill in preparation for the anticipated winter storms. The time to prepare is NOW and not when the rain is falling. Here Read on! »
The City of Goleta is preparing for an “El Niño” season this fall and winter. Weather forecasters are expecting that Southern California, including the Central Coast, will face one of the most severe El Niños. What is El Niño? The Read on! »
If a large-scale disaster occurs in our area, what will you do? What if the emergency responders are overwhelmed and can’t help you right away? If you have to leave your house, where will you go? September is National Preparedness Read on! »
Even though the temperature is still high and the skies are still dry, preparations for the anticipated El Nino are well underway. The staff at the City has been working on the winter storm preparation and response plan to address Read on! »
Every hour of every day, people need essential health and human services. Callers are looking for health care, childcare, domestic abuse support, counseling, food, shelter and more. The 2-1-1 Helpline provides residents one centralized location to get critical health and Read on! »
