Learn Latest on Construction Progress Six months into construction of the largest capital improvement project in Goleta’s history, the City has released a video update. Check it out in English here and Spanish here to see what’s been accomplished so far, what’s happening right Read on! »
It is that time of year where you find something yellow in your closet and get ready to have some fun! The Lemon Festival, put on by the Santa Barbara South Coast Chamber of Commerce and presented by Rusty’s Pizza, Read on! »
September is National Preparedness Month and this year’s theme is “Start a Conversation.” It’s a time to raise awareness about emergencies and disasters that can occur in our area. Talking to loved ones and having an emergency plan is one of the most Read on! »
Summer is a time for relaxation, but in the event of an unexpected earthquake emergency, will you be prepared? Whether you are relaxing on the coast, camping in the woods, or enjoying the latest thrill ride at an amusement park, Read on! »
The Ellwood Mesa Emergency Access Road is back open. It had been closed since February 4, 2024, due to impacts from a severe winter storm which washed out the existing 72-inch diameter pipe culvert and severely damaged the emergency access Read on! »
Excessive Heat Warning and Fire Watch Get ready! It is going to be a hot and dry Fourth of July. Here is some information to help make sure your holiday is a safe one. The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued an Read on! »
After more than 35 years of public service in local government, Goleta’s first Parks and Recreation Manager, JoAnne Plummer, has taken on a new leadership role at the City. She began her next career chapter as the City’s Neighborhood Services Read on! »
Projects to Fix Damage from February 2024 Storm Work has begun to repair City infrastructure damaged in the February 2024 storm. The atmospheric river storm that occurred on February 4, 2024, caused significant damage in Goleta, including flooding on public Read on! »
Permit Approval Marks Major Milestone for the Habitat Restoration Project The City of Goleta is excited to share that the California Coastal Commission (CCC) unanimously approved a Coastal Development Permit (CDP) for the City’s Monarch Butterfly Habitat Management Phase 1 Read on! »
Did you know that the City of Goleta offers a free course on how to prepare you and your family for a disaster situation? This is especially relevant as the National Weather Service forecasts a likely transition from El Niño to La Niña within the coming months. The weather will Read on! »
