Join Our Team

Goleta Monarch Press
March 27, 2026
If you've been thinking about a career change that lets you give back closer to home, our city has some interesting doors open. According to the Goleta Monarch Press, the City of Goleta is looking to fill a few key roles, from a part-time custodian at our bustling Community Center to a Program Technician focused on emergency services. It’s a chance to be part of the team that keeps our parks clean, our community spaces welcoming, and our city prepared—work that directly shapes our daily quality of life here.
For many of us, these aren't just jobs; they're the roles that keep the heart of Goleta beating. The Community Center, for instance, is where our kids go to camp and where neighbors gather for events. Having a dedicated team there means maintaining a space we all cherish. And with our unique concerns, from seasonal weather to ensuring community safety, that Emergency Services role feels particularly vital for our coastal community. It’s a reminder that sometimes the most fulfilling work is the work done for the place right outside your front door.
This summary was written by AI based on the original article from Goleta Monarch Press.
City
GoletaSource
Goleta Monarch PressPublished
March 27, 2026
AI-curated summary from local news sources
Explore GoletaAll Goleta NewsMore News from Goleta
GoletaGoleta Raises Pride Flag for LGBTQ+ Pride Month
Goleta City Hall is flying the Pride Flag throughout June, marking LGBTQ+ Pride Month with a visible show of inclusion. On June 1, the City Council, City Manager Robert Nisbet, Assistant City Manager Jaime Valdez, and General Services Director Matthew joined community members for the raising ceremony. It’s a tradition that reminds us our local government stands with all residents. This annual flag-raising, first reported by Goleta Monarch Press, is more than a photo op—it’s a promise that Goleta remains a welcoming place for everyone. Whether you’re grabbing coffee on Hollister or strolling near the courthouse, seeing those rainbow colors fly high is a small but meaningful way we celebrate diversity right here on the Central Coast.
GoletaGoleta’s Fourth of July Drone Light Show Coming Up
Get ready for a Fourth of July like no other, Goleta. This year, we're celebrating America's 250th birthday with a stunning drone light show at Dos Pueblos High School's football stadium on July 4th. The Goleta Monarch Press reports that 250 drones will choreograph a dazzling display over the field at 7266 Alameda Avenue — a modern twist on fireworks that's safer, quieter, and just as magical. This isn't just any show; it's a community milestone. Reserved seating is available now, so grab your spot early to witness this patriotic spectacle. Whether you're a longtime local or new to the 805, this event promises to be a memorable way to honor our nation's history under the Central Coast sky. Don't miss it!
GoletaCongratulations to Viviana Marsano
Big congratulations are in order for Viviana Marsano, a Goleta resident whose tireless work uplifting Santa Barbara’s immigrant community has earned her a well-deserved Association for Women in Communications (AW-CSB) award. As reported by the Goleta Monarch Press, Marsano is one of four honorees—alongside Teresa Alvarez, Primitiva Hernandez, and Julissa Peña—recognized for their leadership and dedication to making the Central Coast a more inclusive place. It’s inspiring to see local changemakers like Marsano celebrated right here in the 805. Her efforts strengthen not just the immigrant community, but all of us who call this region home. Stories like this remind us that the heart of Goleta beats strongest when we lift each other up. Well done, Viviana—you make Goleta proud!