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$480k Grant Secured to Develop Countywide Bicycle Map Using Cutting-Edge Technology
Multimodal Programs
Monday | July 29, 2024

$480k Grant Secured to Develop Countywide Bicycle Map Using Cutting-Edge Technology

Santa Barbara County Association of Governments, in partnership with UC Santa Barbara and Simon Fraser University, was awarded a Sustainable Transportation Planning grant from the California Department of Transportation to create an artificial intelligence (AI) powered... dotted arrow

Draft 2025 Federal Transportation Improvement Program Released for Public Review
Public Notice
Friday | July 26, 2024

Draft 2025 Federal Transportation Improvement Program Released for Public Review

Public review of the Draft 2025 Federal Transportation Improvement Program (FTIP) is set to begin on August 7, and includes an in-person hearing on August 15. This program outlines federally funded surface transportation projects planned to... dotted arrow

Highway 166/Black Road Traffic Signal and Safety Improvement Project Begins Construction July 1
Project Update
Monday | June 17, 2024

Highway 166/Black Road Traffic Signal and Safety Improvement Project Begins Construction July 1

A section of Black Road near the Highway 166 intersection will be closed for four weeks at the start of construction. Para consultar la versión en español de esta información, haga clic aquí. Construction is set... dotted arrow

Harrison Baugh Wins Rad Power Bikes’ Electric Bike Giveaway at the 15th Annual CycleMAYnia Finale
Multimodal Programs
Wednesday | June 12, 2024

Harrison Baugh Wins Rad Power Bikes’ Electric Bike Giveaway at the 15th Annual CycleMAYnia Finale

From Carpinteria to Cuyama: 57 In-Person Activities Inspire Over 950 Santa Barbara County Residents to Bike as part of National Bike Month in May The 15th annual CycleMAYnia celebration wraps up this week with the announcement... dotted arrow

Have Your Say: Public Input Needed on Transportation Funding and Regional Growth
Transportation Planning
Wednesday | June 05, 2024

Have Your Say: Public Input Needed on Transportation Funding and Regional Growth

Online survey remains open until June 7 to voice opinions on transportation funding investments and how Santa Barbara County should grow. Para consultar la versión en español de esta información, haga clic aquí. The virtual and... dotted arrow

Last-Mile Broadband Program Notice of Preparation for Environmental Impact Report
Public Notice
Tuesday | May 28, 2024

Last-Mile Broadband Program Notice of Preparation for Environmental Impact Report

Notice is hereby given that the Santa Barbara County Association of Governments (SBCAG) will be the lead agency for the preparation of an Environmental Impact Report (EIR) for Santa Barbara County Last-Mile Broadband Program (“Broadband Program”... dotted arrow

Multimodal Programs
$480k Grant Secured to Develop Countywide Bicycle Map Using Cutting-Edge Technology

$480k Grant Secured to Develop Countywide Bicycle Map Using Cutting-Edge Technology

July 29, 2024

Santa Barbara County Association of Governments, in partnership with UC Santa Barbara and Simon Fraser University, was awarded a Sustainable Transportation Planning grant from the California Department of Transportation to create an artificial intelligence (AI) powered...

Public Notice
Draft 2025 Federal Transportation Improvement Program Released for Public Review

Draft 2025 Federal Transportation Improvement Program Released for Public Review

July 26, 2024

Public review of the Draft 2025 Federal Transportation Improvement Program (FTIP) is set to begin on August 7, and includes an in-person hearing on August 15. This program outlines federally funded surface transportation projects planned to...

Project Update
Highway 166/Black Road Traffic Signal and Safety Improvement Project Begins Construction July 1

Highway 166/Black Road Traffic Signal and Safety Improvement Project Begins Construction July 1

June 17, 2024

A section of Black Road near the Highway 166 intersection will be closed for four weeks at the start of construction. Para consultar la versión en español de esta información, haga clic aquí. Construction is set...

Multimodal Programs
Harrison Baugh Wins Rad Power Bikes’ Electric Bike Giveaway at the 15th Annual CycleMAYnia Finale

Harrison Baugh Wins Rad Power Bikes’ Electric Bike Giveaway at the 15th Annual CycleMAYnia Finale

June 12, 2024

From Carpinteria to Cuyama: 57 In-Person Activities Inspire Over 950 Santa Barbara County Residents to Bike as part of National Bike Month in May The 15th annual CycleMAYnia celebration wraps up this week with the announcement...

Transportation Planning
Have Your Say: Public Input Needed on Transportation Funding and Regional Growth

Have Your Say: Public Input Needed on Transportation Funding and Regional Growth

June 5, 2024

Online survey remains open until June 7 to voice opinions on transportation funding investments and how Santa Barbara County should grow. Para consultar la versión en español de esta información, haga clic aquí. The virtual and...

Public Notice
Last-Mile Broadband Program Notice of Preparation for Environmental Impact Report

Last-Mile Broadband Program Notice of Preparation for Environmental Impact Report

May 28, 2024

Notice is hereby given that the Santa Barbara County Association of Governments (SBCAG) will be the lead agency for the preparation of an Environmental Impact Report (EIR) for Santa Barbara County Last-Mile Broadband Program (“Broadband Program”...

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Lauren Bianchi Klemann. Portrait of a smiling woman with shoulder-length curly blonde hair, wearing green-rimmed glasses and a navy blue top, standing outdoors with a softly blurred natural background.

Lauren Bianchi Klemann

Government Affairs/Public Information Manager

O: (805) 961-8905

EMAIL: lbianchiklemann@sbcag.org

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