Public Safety Power Shutoffs (PSPS) in Parts of Santa Barbara County

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All SBPL locations will be closed on Thursday, June 19 for Juneteenth.

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Beginning Monday, June 16, the Faulkner Main Gallery at the Central Library will be closed for audiovisual upgrades. Thank you for your patience.

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On Tuesday, June 13, the City of Santa Barbara City Council approved the City’s budget for Fiscal Year 2024. After much feedback from members of the public who contacted them at both public comment at the City’s budget workshop meetings…
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A 6-week series of community events designed to bring local partners together to provide free activities for Santa Barbara's teens kicks off this Friday. Youth ages 12-17 can enjoy music, food, arts, sports, and games each week. This week'…
  Do you want to electrify your home, but don’t know where to start? The switch from gas to electric appliances brings better air quality, improved comfort, and lower environmental footprint. Join 3C-REN’s industry expert Larry…
Checks issued to vendors and employees that have been uncashed for at least three years and are in excess of $15, will be voided and transferred to the City's General Fund on August 1. The purpose of this policy is to set in place a…
As part of the Westside Community Paseos Project, a landscaped traffic diverter will be constructed at the intersection of Gillespe and Valerio Streets. This feature will reduce overall vehicular traffic volumes and speed on Gillespie…
The Fire and Police Commission meets on the fourth Thursday of every month. Last month, the Commission received quarterly briefings from the Police Department and Fire Department related to their calls for service and incident reports. The…
Santa Barbara’s Summer Solstice parade will take place on Saturday, June 24, 2023. Due to the closure of State Street, the parade will occur on Santa Barbara Street, between East Cota Street and East Micheltorena Street. Partial road…
(ENG/SP) Fireworks are dangerous, cause thousands of injuries each year, and are ILLEGAL in the City of Santa Barbara. The only safe way to view fireworks is to attend a professional show. Remember, it takes just one spark on dry grass,…
The City of Santa Barbara has announced the return of the annual Fourth of July Celebration. Hosted by the Waterfront and Parks and Recreation Departments, the yearly tradition will transform Santa Barbara’s waterfront for a full day of…
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