San Benito County, CA
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The Sheriff may issue a permit to carry a concealed weapon pursuant to Penal Code section 12050(a)(I). The Sheriff is not required to issue a concealed weapon permit nor does the applicant have a right to such a permit. California law has established a criteria to be examined prior to the Sheriff issuing a concealed weapon’s permit. Good Cause is not required.
All San Benito County residents and businesses are required to obtain an explosives permit. Download the following two packets:
To request an explosives permit, complete the downloaded forms and return them to the Sheriff’s Office at 2301 Technology Parkway, Hollister, CA 95023 by mail or in person.
Read the attached letter and make an appointment as detailed in the letter.
SAN JUAN HIGHWAY REPAVING PROJECT NEARS COMPLETION
PRESS RELEASE
FOR
IMMEDIATE RELEASE
May 8, 2026
San Juan Highway Repaving Project Nears Completion
SAN BENITO COUNTY, CA — San Benito County is pleased to provide an update on the San Juan Highway Repaving Project, which has now reached substantial completion following the successful completion of full-depth reclamation and paving operations.
The project, which began in April and was contracted to Granite Construction, focused on improving roadway conditions along San Juan Highway/Chittenden Road between State Route 129 jurisdiction and Anzar High School’s southern access gate. The improvements are part of the County’s broader roadway rehabilitation efforts to enhance safety and travel conditions on high-volume roadways throughout San Benito County.
All remaining work is scheduled to be completed prior to June 1st, weather permitting.
- During striping activities, one-way traffic control will be in place within the project area.
- Temporary shoulder closures will also be necessary during signage installation.
- Motorists are encouraged to use caution, reduce speeds, and follow all posted traffic control measures while crews are present.
San Benito County thanks residents, businesses, commuters, and the Anzar High School community for their patience and cooperation throughout construction activities. The County remains committed to completing the project as efficiently as possible while minimizing disruptions to residents and travelers.
Paving work on San Juan Highway/Chittenden Road near Anzar High School.
Photos courtesy of Granite Construction
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