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Please join us at the Montecito Motor Classic!  The car show benefits two local non-profit organizations affiliated with the Santa Barbara Police Department: the Santa Barbara Police Activities League (PAL) and the Santa Barbara Police Foundation.  A special preview event for the news media will also take place.

The Montecito Motor Classic will be held on Sunday, September 25, 2016 from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. on Coast Village Road in Montecito.  This premier event will feature over 150 rare and distinguished classic cars.  The show is open to the public with parking available on Coast Village Circle.  Additional information, including details about registration and sponsorship, can be found at www.montecitomotorclassic.com or www.sbpal.org.

The Montecito Motor Classic Media Event will be held on the morning of Thursday, September 22, 2016 at 10:30 a.m. at the Santa Barbara Yacht Club located at 130 Harbor Way in Santa Barbara.  Members of the news media are invited to preview some of the rare and unique cars that will be featured at the show and to meet some of the car enthusiasts, sponsors, and beneficiaries involved in this year’s event.  Those wishing to attend the Media Event should RSVP to Dolores Johnson at [email protected].

The Santa Barbara Police Activities League provides safe and educational after school programs for middle school and high school age students at the 1235 Teen Center including specialty classes, tutoring, and leadership programs.  PAL also provides summer camp resources for low income families, collaborating with 12 nonprofits in a “Campership Alliance” to provide summer camp scholarships.

The Santa Barbara Police Foundation supports the Santa Barbara Police Department by raising community awareness and providing funds for two primary purposes: the purchase of necessary equipment not provided for in the department budget, and financial assistance for officers injured or killed in the line of duty and department personnel and family members who suffer catastrophic illness.