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Source: County of Santa Barbara
Presenting “2021 Year in Review,” the County’s Video Annual Report
2021 demanded the best of Santa Barbara County government. We’ve continued to show resiliency and make great progress through innovation to serve our citizens through seemingly endless challenges. We’re on the frontlines fighting the pandemic, expanding healthcare, ensuring safety net services, and providing public safety and emergency operations.
Leading with a clear vision and culture built on core values and practices guided us through the challenges of the past year and prepares us for the future as we continue to grow and evolve in a post-pandemic world.
We hope you will take a few minutes to reflect on the past year through this brief video recap of your County government at work in 2021, and see what’s on the horizon.
County Programs and Services Schedule December 24, 2021 – January 2, 2022
Most County administrative offices and facilities will be closed Friday, December 24, 2021 through Sunday, January 2, 2022, and reopen on Monday, January 3. Essential services that will be available during the holiday closure are listed here. For questions about a specific department, please contact them directly or check the website at countyofsb.org.
Citizens Independent Redistricting Commission Adopts County Supervisorial District Map
On December 13, the Citizens Independent Redistricting Commission adopted its final preferred supervisorial district map that will go into effect on January 13, 2022.
Until the new District and Political maps can be accessed on the County Surveyor and Elections websites, the public can review the adopted changes and check the district location of their address. To do so, click on the interactive adopted map linked above and enter an address in the search window. To compare and contrast the current and newly adopted boundaries, add the layer called “Current Plan” or review each current district plan individually.
For information about the county redistricting process, past agendas and draft maps submitted by the public, please go to DrawSantaBarbaraCounty.org or send your questions to redistricting@countyofsb.org. The website will remain available to the public for the next 10 years until the next redistricting process begins with the 2030 U.S. Census.
