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City Job Opportunities

Goleta Monarch Press

May 1, 2026

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You know how we always say Goleta runs on community spirit? Well, according to the *Goleta Monarch Press*, it might also run on a good custodian. The City is hiring a part-time custodian for the Goleta Community Center—that’s the heart of our Los Carneros neighborhood, where we hold everything from pickleball tournaments to holiday craft fairs. If you’ve ever wanted to work for your local government but aren’t sure where to start, this is a perfect foot in the door.

And keep your eyes peeled: a Deputy City Clerk position is coming soon. That role is the quiet backbone of our city meetings—the person who keeps our local democracy organized. Whether you’re a retiree looking for meaningful part-time work or a recent grad wanting to serve your neighbors, these openings matter because they keep our town running smoothly from the inside. Swing by the City’s job page and see if you’re the right fit.

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