Santa Barbara Police Activities League Hosts Ribbon Cutting at Twelve35 Teen Center

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Executive Director Judie Lugo joins Chief of Police Kelly Gordon, PAL student designer Rebecca Barreto, mentor Jesiy Richards, City Administrator Kelly McAdoo, and key supporters to officially open the revitalized Twelve35 Teen Center. [Photo Credit: R|G Photography]

The Santa Barbara Police Activities League (SBPAL) announced the grand re-opening of the Twelve35 Teen Center with a celebratory ribbon cutting on September 16, 2025.

After months of vision, design, and community support, the newly re-imagined space at 1235 Chapala Street in downtown Santa Barbara now serves as a vibrant hub for local youth. 

Santa Barbara Chief of Police Kelly Gordon, PAL student designer Rebecca Barreto, mentor Jesiy Richards, and Board Chair of the Women’s Fund Yonie Harris  joined  Executive Director Judie Lugo to officially unveil the next chapter of youth engagement in Santa Barbara.

Guests explored the Welcome Center, Educational Kitchen, Lounge and Recreation Zones, and a Multipurpose Room, each designed with input from local teens. 

This project was made possible through the support of the Women’s Fund of Santa Barbara, the design expertise of Appleton Partners LLP, Ashley & Vance Engineering, VE Builders and the  partnership of the Santa Barbara Parks & Recreation Department, which provides the building and  ongoing support.

SBPAL also recognized the many donors, board members, officers, staff, and volunteers whose efforts helped bring this vision to life. 

High-resolution photos of the event were captured by R|G Photography and are available for media use. 

PAL student designer Rebecca Barreto stands proudly with her parents after receiving a Certificate of Recognition from California Senator Monique Limón. [Credit: R|G Photography]
SBPAL youth share a friendly game of pool with Santa Barbara Police Cadets, highlighting the positive  connections fostered at the Teen Center. [Credit: R|G Photography]
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