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Getting to Bottom of Goleta’s Million-Gallon Sewage Spill

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Goleta West Sanitary District officials first called and left a phone message on a Public Health telephone line on the morning of Saturday, February 17. That message would not be checked until the following Wednesday, February 21. It wouldn't be until Thursday, February 22, that the Department of Public Health issued its first press release warning the public off a 1.5-mile stretch of Goleta Beach. The cause of Santa Barbara County's biggest offshore sewage spill in recent memory remains the subject of an ongoing investigation.

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The Santa Barbara Independent

Getting to Bottom of Goleta’s Million-Gallon Sewage Spill

The cause of Santa Barbara County’s biggest offshore sewage spill in recent memory — north of one million gallons — remains the subject of an ongoing investigation, the county supervisors were told in an informational briefing this Tuesday morning. The supervisors were most interested in figuring out why it took six days for its Department of Public Health to get the news of a leak that was first detected late Friday, February 16. It wouldn’t b…

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