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Goleta’s city meetings will now be offered in a hybrid model encompassing both in-person and virtual participants starting on April 5.
Face masks are not required but are recommended for in-person meetings. However, those guidelines are subject to change in response to any future public health guidance.
“I am looking forward to holding our meetings in-person again,” Goleta Mayor Paula Perotte said. “It has been two long years, and I am eager to get back to welcoming the community to City Council Chambers and having more in-person interaction with the public.”
The city’s meetings, much like elsewhere across the county and state, had been held remotely due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Goleta recently updated its audio and visual equipment in the council chambers. There is a new 98-inch screen on which presentations can be viewed. A high-definition experience is offered to those who are participating remotely through the city’s website.
Upcoming meetings can be found at: www.cityofgoleta.org/goletameetings.
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