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MTD has added a new stop to the Downtown Shuttle route that serves the State Street Corridor. Beginning Monday, June 10, the Downtown Shuttle will now include a new stop in front of Oreana Winery on Yanonali Street.
The Community Environmental Council's 2019 Solarize Santa Barbara Program will run through the summer. Residents can benefit from discounted prices on high quality equipment and solar installs from vetted installers in this community led program. A free workshop will be held on June 18.
Join the City in celebrating the completion of the Gutierrez Street Bridge, located between De La Vina Street and Chapala Street, at a June 6 ribbon-cutting ceremony to be held on the bridge. The $6.7 million project replaced the former structurally deficient bridge to allow for future creek widening by county Flood Control.
Join us at one of our upcoming community workshops and provide your input on park amenities at Bohnett Park. We'll review preliminary plans and give you an update on the project status. The workshops will be held at Bohnett Park on June 6 and 29, and on July 13
The Library was selected by the ARISS-US Team (Amateur Radio on the International Space Station) to host an amateur radio contact with International Space State crew members using the ARISS. Members of public are invited to submit questions to ask the astronauts on board the space station during the contact.
Over the past several weeks, the Westside and Lower West Neighborhoods have provided input on walkability, bikeability, and traffic concerns in their areas. The City is now ready with some proposed solutions to address concerns. Learn more by attending the Approach Workshop on June 1.
On May 7, City Council adopted amendments to the Shared Mobility Ordinance to prohibit unsafe scooter share and implement a bike share pilot program. The pilot program will bring bikes to City streets, providing the convenience of hopping on a bike for a quick trip through town
Places For Bikes, a data-driven national nonprofit bike advocacy organization, has ranked Santa Barbara as the best place for bicycling in California. Santa Barbara was also ranked the 12th best place for bicycling out of 520 cities in the nation.
Construction of the Old Coast Highway and North La Cumbre Road sidewalk infill projects will begin this week. The purpose of the work is to create continuous sidewalks along these roads for pedestrians, particularly students traveling to and from school.
The City will host a public hearing and community discussion about the Cabrillo Boulevard Safety Restriping Project on March 5. Learn about the Vision Zero Strategy to eliminate traffic fatalities and severe injuries, and how restriping adjustments can increase safety on Cabrillo, a Vision Zero Priority Corridor.
The City's Streets Division prepares and responds to storms in ways you may not think. Preparation starts months ahead of the storm season, and a rainy day means mobilization of Streets crews for an active, ongoing response.
Highway 154 remains closed indefinitely near Lake Cachuma while crews clear a drainage culvert.
The Airport will begin daily nonstop service to Sacramento International Airport starting April 16, 2019. Booking is available now.
The City received $6.6 million in Active Transportation Program grants from the California Transportation Commission to fund safer crosswalks and bike lanes on De La Vina Street, and widened sidewalks and bike lanes at the State Street undercrossing.
The Library will host a weekly bilingual playgroup for young children and caregivers. The free program will offer a comfortable and relaxing atmosphere for babies, toddlers, and preschool-aged children.
The City of Santa Barbara collected approximately $1.18 million in transient occupancy taxes (TOT) for December 2018.
The Interactive District Map is a great tool that shows which district you are located in, as well as the boundaries for all districts.
The Airport's passenger count was up 10.3% in November 2018 compared to November 2017, with the current passenger count for the year at 723,297, the highest it has been since November 2008.
On December 11, the City Council approved a process to fill the anticipated City Council District 6 vacancy created by Councilmember Gregg Hart’s election to the County Board of Supervisors.
The City received $6.78 million in sales tax revenues during the quarter ended September 30, 2018. This includes approximately $1 million in late payments from the state that relate to last fiscal year.
