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Feature Story
On February 13, 2015, the Goleta Water District filed a Complaint in the Superior Court of Santa Barbara County against the owners of a private ranch in the Goleta Foothills...
The Goleta Water District is not a land use agency and does not have the authority to approve development projects....
The District delivered and applied recycled water for dust control and clean-up activities associated with the Sherpa Fire...
The Sherpa Fire reminds us that with another long dry summer of drought ahead, conservation remains critical...
The severe drought continues in the Goleta Valley, and the Stage III Water Shortage Emergency remains in effect...
With winter rains below average for the fifth year in a row, Lake Cachuma is below 15% of capacity and is anticipated to decline further over the summer...
While everyone is hopeful that El Niño will bring much needed rain, as we enter the remaining few months of the rainy season, the community remains in a severe drought...
The District has long been at the forefront of conservation, and we have been actively managing the current drought since it began in 2012...
As the drought worsens, many customers have significantly reduced outdoor water use...
Here in the Goleta Valley we know the importance of water conservation, but we can’t control the weather...
On April 1, 2015, Governor Brown issued an Executive Order...
The United States Bureau of Reclamation (USBR) built the Bradbury Dam and associated facilities along the Santa Ynez River in the 1950s...
Goleta has received only 67% of normal rainfall to date this season...
While the recent rains have moistened the ground considerably, the drought conditions persist...
The last several years have been abnormally dry, so it’s exciting to see some of the first winter rainfall move into the region...
Since the Stage II Water Shortage Emergency was declared on September 9, 2014 customers have responded by reducing water use system-wide by 10%...
On September 9, 2014 the Goleta Water District Board of Directors declared a Stage II Water Shortage Emergency...
On March 11, 2014, the Goleta Water District (District) declared a Stage 1 Water Shortage and called for a voluntary 20% water use reduction. Since that time, customers have reduced their water use by 8%.
The Cachuma Operation and Maintenance Board (COMB) recently conducted drought related work at Lake Cachuma...
California Governor Jerry Brown has declared a state of emergency caused by drought...
The District received a Goleta Valley Beautiful Award in the category of Neighborhood Enhancement...
California is known for its cycles of drought and Santa Barbara County is no exception.
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Upcoming Events
The next regular meeting of the District Board of Directors will be on Tuesday, September 13, 2016, starting at 5:30 pm. Board meetings are held at Goleta Water District, 4699 Hollister Avenue, Goleta.
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