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Ordinance amending Chapter 23 of the County Code on catalytic converters | ChangeUs

Ordinance amending Chapter 23 of the County Code on catalytic converters

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By Community member·October 3, 2026·Santa Barbara
Ticket CreatedOct 3
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Dear Supervisor Lee, The upcoming meeting of the Board of Supervisors on October 6, 2026, will address agenda item 26-00892, concerning an Ordinance Amending Chapter 23 of the County Code to regulate possession of catalytic converters. This proposed ordinance involves specific regulatory changes that could significantly impact local law enforcement and community safety. The rise in catalytic converter thefts has become a pressing issue, and the community needs clear regulations to protect residents and deter criminal activity. As a resident of Santa Barbara who pays taxes here, I’m concerned about how these changes will affect our law enforcement’s ability to respond to and manage these thefts. Ensuring that our local authorities have the proper tools and regulations in place is essential for maintaining community safety. I read that the proposed ordinance aims to create more accountability in the possession and sale of these parts, which could help reduce theft and improve overall security in our neighborhoods. Will you support the recommendations for this ordinance at the October 6th meeting? Your position on this matter is crucial for the residents of Santa Barbara, and I would appreciate knowing what you intend to do about it. Sincerely, Eric Rosenfeld

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