UPDATE: Gov. Deal says Ga. Will Continue With Harbor Deepening – Local news, weather, sports Savannah | WSAV On Your Side. The Federal Government continues for fail in its responsibilities, but it’s nice to see the State of Georgia investing in the future not only with infrastructure, but also in the jobs and opportunities these … Read more
The new billing system at the Santa Barbara harbor seems to be working well. The next step is to encourage people to sign up for estatements for their convenience. More info to follow.
After much testing and review, the first statements out of the new billing software for the Santa Barbara harbor will be sent off to the mail processor tomorrow. These statements are the first ones for 2014. The first phase of this project is complete, and now on to the second phase that deals with visiting … Read more
Just a quick reminder that slip fees in the Santa Barbara harbor increase effective July 1, 2013. Call the Harbormaster’s Office at 805-564-5530 for further information.
The Log Newspaper | California Boating & Fishing News – Santa-Barbara-Harbor-Proposes-Parking-Changes.
The Santa Barbara Breakwater contstruction project is nearly complete and the breakwater should reopen this afternoon.
Ports push for larger harbors – Economy – NewsObserver.com. Not sure we’re up to the task. We seem to be shooting ourselves in the foot economically.
Oil-absorbent bilge pads are a great way to help keep your harbor clean. They help with bilge-oil leaks, as well has clean-up discharges and spills into a harbor. They’re something easy to carry with you on your boat and provide a useful solution to minor discharges.
Santa Barbara Harbor Great Blue Heron Reference from edhat.com
Harbors are great places to take pictures. They’re filled will all kinds of nautical treats and make great images, so remember to bring a camera when you visit your local harbor.
[flickr id=”5688657365″ thumbnail=”medium” align=”left”] Work on installing new piles to the City Pier in the Santa Barbara Harbor continues, as seen here on May 4, 2011. Maintaining marine facilities is an ongoing process.