Welcome to the October issue of the Monarch Press! It’s officially fall and Halloween is around the corner. Paving work has begun on Berkeley Road, there’s still time to sign-up for emergency preparedness classes with the City, and our final Coffee & Community of 2025 is set for the Stow House Ranch Yard. Read on for more happening in your community and thank you for staying informed. 

View current and previous issues of the Monarch Press at www.GoletaMonarchPress.com.

Features to look for this time are:

• Final Coffee & Community of 2025 on Sunday, November 2
• Coffee with a Cop on October 7
• Sign Up for a Free Emergency Preparedness Class this Fall
• October Preparedness Opportunities
• New Santa Barbara County Emergency Mapping Tool
• Paving Work on Berkeley Road
• Slurry Seal Open House Monday October 6
• Goleta Valley Library to Launch Capital Campaign
• October Library Programming
• World Homeless Day October 10th
• Volunteer for the Western Monarch Butterfly Count
• Statewide Special Election November 4
• Unpermitted Food Vendor Risks
• Halloween Parking Restrictions Return
• Halloween Fun in Goleta
• Join #TeamGoleta
• Goleta Lemon Fest Highlights
• Lemon Run Results & Photos
• Goleta Wraps Up Creek Week 2025
• Creek Week Art Contest Winners
• Green Business Webinar on October 10
• Goleta Holiday Parade Entries Now Open
• Nominations Open for Goleta’s Finest
• Old Time Fiddler’s Festival October 4
• Goleta Old Town Hosts Shop & Taste Fest
• Film Festival Action in Goleta

Stay Connected with the City
Keep current by following the City on our social media platforms (@cityofgoleta): Facebook, X (formerly Twitter) and Instagram. Sign up for other news and information from the City at https://tinyurl.com/GoletaSubscriptions.

 

Join Councilmember Luz Reyes-Martín (District 1) for Coffee & Community on Nov. 2. She is pictured at Stow House with Dot the goat and Peggy the sheep.

Coffee with a Cop 

Sign-up for a free emergency preparedness class

 
Paving on Berkeley Road