Engineering & Design

The Housing Authority of the City of Santa Barbara (HACSB) is dedicated to addressing the affordable housing needs of the Santa Barbara community through various programs, including Section 8 Housing Choice Vouchers, workforce housing, and supportive housing initiatives. Their mission encompasses providing essential resident services, such as family strengthening and youth programs, to foster independence and improve the quality of life for low-income residents. Currently, HACSB is engaged in key redevelopment projects, including the transformation of Presidio Springs into a supportive living community for seniors and the construction of Bella Vista, an affordable housing development for families. The Authority continues to seek feedback from residents and the community as it works towards meeting the growing demand for affordable housing options from 2024 to 2029. Generated from the website

Santa Barbara County provides a range of services and resources to support local businesses and government operations. The county emphasizes accessibility and efficiency through its various departments and initiatives. With a commitment to civic engagement, Santa Barbara County leverages technology to enhance communication and streamline processes for residents and businesses alike. This approach fosters a collaborative environment that benefits the entire community. Generated from the website

The Santa Barbara County Public Works Department offers a range of services through its divisions. Its finance and administration division offers fiscal management, support and resource services. The department s resource recovery and waste management division is responsible for the management of solid waste and utilities in the county. The Santa Barbara County Public Works Department s division's program includes the collection, recycling and disposal of solid waste and also the abatement of illegal dumping of waste. Its surveyor division provides surveying services through the creation, maintenance and protection of land-based records for public and private resources. The department s transportation division maintains over 1,668 lane miles of roads and local streets in the areas of Santa Barbara County.