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County of Santa Barbara June Newsletter

by Community Contributor • June 6, 2024 • Comments Off

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County Board of Supervisors Budget Hearing Set for
June 11

The County of Santa Barbara has released its Recommended Budget for Fiscal Year 2024-25. Check out some of the highlights of the budget by clicking the play button, and join us on June 11 for the County’s Budget Hearing.

Locally with Music, Art,

and Much More

Juneteenth is a special day to remember and honor the end of slavery in the United States. Check out events happening all month long.

Are you ready for the next emergency? It’s a great time to learn more about creating a go bag that meets the needs of your entire household. Click ‘Read More’ for tips to create a go bag that ensures you, your family, and any furry friends are equipped for whatever comes your way.

Office Welcomes

10 New Custody Deputies

With 260 hours of instruction under their belts, the new custody deputies embark on a new journey with the Sheriff’s Office.

Long summer days have arrived! Here are some tips on how to stay safe in the sun.

Public Defender’s Office

County departments contribute to this community in many different ways. The Public Defender’s Office protects and defends the rights of clients through legal representation of the highest quality, in pursuit of a fair and unbiased system of justice for all.

Holiday Reminder: Ensure Your Pets are Safe and Comfortable this 4th of July

As the 4th of July approaches, County Animal Services would like to remind the community to take extra precautions to keep their pets safe during the festivities. Fireworks can be extremely stressful for animals, so we recommend keeping your pets indoors in a quiet, secure room to help reduce anxiety. Ensure all windows and doors are closed to prevent escape and consider playing calming music or white noise to drown out the sound of fireworks. Additionally, ensure your pets wear up-to-date ID tags and their microchip information is current, in case they do get out. By taking these simple steps, you can help ensure a safe and comfortable holiday for your beloved pets.