Located on Anacapa Street in Santa Barbara, the United States Post Office-Santa Barbara was built in 1937. Designed by architect Reginald Davis Johnson, the building sports features of both Mission Revival as well as Art Deco styles of architecture. The landmark building was placed on the U.S National Register of Historic Places in 1985.
The City of Santa Barbara Waterfront Department offers preventative maintenance and capital improvement services to city residents. The department also provides water quality monitoring services. It administers a storm water pollution prevention program that prevents discharges that could adversely affect human health and the environment. The City of Santa Barbara Waterfront Department conducts inspections that check the discharge of pollutants into the harbor. In addition, the department offers mooring services for boating. Its operational areas include business services, harbor operations and facilities management. In conjunction with the Santa Barbara Harbor Merchants' Associations, the City of Santa Barbara Waterfront Department organizes swap meets to purchase surfboards, fishing poles and inflatable boats. The department maintains a location in Santa Barbara, Calif.
