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Prioritizing what's good about Goleta

I'm running for re-election in District 2 to keep protecting our small town quality of life, prioritize public safety, and strengthen city services like parks, libraries, and infrastructure improvements.

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Prioritizing what's good about Goleta

I'm running for re-election in District 2 to keep protecting our small town quality of life, prioritize public safety, and strengthen city services like parks, libraries, and infrastructure improvements.

By providing your email and mobile phone number, you agree to receive messages from the Re-elect James Kyriaco for Goleta City Council 2026 Campaign.

 

I'm honored to serve as your Councilmember, and grateful to be able to work everyday on preserving and enhancing the quality of life we all enjoy here in Goleta.

- James Kyriaco

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Public Health & Safety

Strengthening City Services

Protecting our Environment & Small Town Feel

Affordable Housing & Childcare Solutions

Addressing Homelessness

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Santa Barbara County Democratic Party endorses Kyriaco for re-election

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New Endorsement

Sierra Club backs James Kyriaco as environmental choice for Goleta Council District 2

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in the news

in the news - noozhawk

More than a dozen local businesses move into Old Town Goleta

“I’m pleased to see so many vibrant and diverse businesses choosing Old Town Goleta,” Councilmember James Kyriaco told Noozhawk about Community Creative Suites. “It’s exciting to see so many creativity-driven businesses moving in that are woman-owned and person-of-color-owned. I’m excited for what the future holds.”

In the news - Santa barbara independent

Old Town Attracts New Private Sector Investment to support local business growth

Kellogg Square acquired, is expected to remain a key neighborhood-serving retail destination as Economic Development in Old Town Goleta continues.

In the news - noozhawk

Goleta Raises Development Impact Fees to protect key city services

Kyriaco leads effort to Raise Fees on Development, citing impacts on roads, libraries, public safety and parks.

“We need to be doing everything we can to make sure that the development benefits all of the people in our community.” Councilmember James Kyriaco

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