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Santa Barbara releases its first climate plan to protect water systems from sea level rise and flooding, with $50–130M in upgrades and public input due by Feb 2026.
Santa Barbara has unveiled its first climate adaptation plan for water and wastewater systems, targeting threats like sea level rise, flooding, and saltwater intrusion.
The draft plan prioritizes protecting the El Estero Water Resource Center, with options including floodwalls, system pressurization, and potential relocation to a municipal golf course site.
Key actions include sealing manholes, upgrading vulnerable infrastructure, and increasing storm capacity.
The city estimates $50–130 million in investments over 20 years and is seeking public input through February 10, 2026, with a final decision expected by May 2026.
Santa Bárbara lanza su primer plan climático para proteger los sistemas de agua del aumento del nivel del mar y las inundaciones, con $50130M en mejoras y aportaciones públicas para febrero de 2026.