Santa Barbara Independent Endorses Mayor Paula Perotte for Nov 5, 2024

Residents Have a Darned Good Time at Annual Goleta Dam Dinner

“It’s so fabulous to see everybody at an event that we can give back to the community,” Perotte said. 

Ribbon Cutting Ceremony Celebrates Opening of Buena Tierra in Goleta

“This former Super 8 hotel has been physically transformed into something that presents an opportunity to truly transform people's lives. Developing the kind of permanent housing we’re celebrating today provides our community with a real solution to help end homelessness.”

Goleta Mayor Paula Perotte Describes State of City as Strong Despite Some Challenges

“One of the best measurements of our city is the simple fact that more and more people want to live and work here,” Perotte said. “Businesses want to expand here. They are attracted to a vibrant economy, effective public safety and high quality of life.”

Goleta’s Dam Dinner

“Mayor Paula Perotte said, “Every year this event gets better and better. I love being a part of the Dam Dinner and seeing so many familiar and new faces each year.”

Historic Goleta Community Center is Back in Business

“While the GCC is located in the heart of Goleta, here in Old Town, it’s important to note that this facility is here to serve people throughout Goleta,” said Goleta Mayor Paula Perotte. “We know this is an important gathering spot and we are committed to making it a vital hub for residents to meet, learn and enjoy.”

City’s First Community Garden, New Playground and Extended Bike Path Now Open at Armitos Park

Mayor Perotte, a gardener herself, kicked off the ceremony by highlighting seven benefits of having a community garden. She said, “They beautify the landscape, lead to a healthier lifestyle, encourage people to be outdoors and active, help clean up the environment, build strong communities, provide learning opportunities and relieve stress.”

State Lands Announces Removal of Last Two Oil Pier and Caisson Structures in the State

“This is a significant accomplishment. Indeed, old oil and gas infrastructure, piers, and wells are leaving our coastal waters for good. The State Lands Commission partnership with the City of Goleta was key to this restoration effort. Our community and the environment are safer because of these decommissioning efforts and for this, we can be proud.”

Goleta City Facilities Move to 100% Renewable Energy

“Moving to 100 percent renewable energy is a significant step the City of Goleta is taking to combat climate change,” Goleta Mayor Paula Perotte said. “By powering our Community Center, library, City Hall, streetlights, and other facilities with solar and wind, we’ll be cutting the city’s greenhouse gas emissions, and we hope to inspire others to join us in this effort.”

Goleta City Hall Receives Green Business Certification

Goleta City Council Meetings to Have In-person Spanish Interpretation

“Achieving this long-time priority will enable our Spanish-speaking community to have better access and input to City Council meetings where important decisions are made,” said Mayor Paula Perotte.

Goleta Certified as Santa Barbara County’s First ‘Blue City,’ Makes Town Greener with 100 New Trees

“Protecting the environment and creating a sustainable community are priorities of the council, and we look forward to continuing our legacy of stewardship and care for our oceans and creeks,” said Goleta Mayor Paula Perotte.

LEAD Academy Students Get Inside Scoop on How Goleta Operates

“I hope you will take what you learned and share it with your neighbors, friends, and loved ones, and consider being on a board or commission, running for City Council, and staying engaged,” said Mayor Paula Perotte, who applauded the group for their participation.

Goleta Greets Arbor Week by Planting Olive and Live Oak Trees

Cox Innovation Lab Brings New Technology to Goleta’s Youth

Multi-Purpose Road at Lake Los Carneros and Stow House Repaved

Mayor Paula Perotte said, “This is a popular path used by naturalists, families, seniors, bicyclists, parents with their strollers and people from all walks of life who come to this scenic spot for its beauty and serenity. Whether they are frequent visitors of Lake Los Carneros and the Stow House or experiencing these special locations for the first time, we are so glad they are now able to enjoy a smooth, freshly paved road.”

Ellwood 2.0 Ready for Launch