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Northeast Santa Ana Gets
The Santa Ana Police Department has appointed a new District Commander for the Northeast District of Santa Ana. Cmdr Schnabl has been appointed to another position with SAPD.
New District Commander |
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"Project Restore"
(Street Repair) Visit the link below, for more information on Santa Ana's street improvement progress.
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Our philosophy is that nature is a safe environment to develop self-esteem . . . and a positive attitude toward life. Our goals are to inspire youths . . .
| Forward comments to: Email addresses below use the "@Santa-Ana.org extension |
| Carlos Bustamante Councilman 714-647-5293 cbusamante |
| Raul Godinez Public Works Dir 714-647-5654 rgodinez |
| David Biondolillo Sr. Transportation Analyst 714-647-5603 dbiondilillo |
NEWS
| Continued Success by Santa Ana Police! Police have arrested a 17-year-old boy accused of burglarizing more than a dozen homes in Santa Ana and Garden Grove. The value of the stolen items was estimated at more than $100,000. Detectives conducting surveillance arrested the boy on Wednesday when he walked out of his Santa Ana home. The teen, whom police did not identify because he is a minor, confessed to burglarizing the home where the fingerprint was found and then showed detectives 13 homes he burglarized in Santa Ana and 3 in Garden Grove. The rash of residential burglaries in the northeast part of the city began in March. The burglaries occurred in the morning and early afternoon while residents were at work. The boy targeted homes with unlocked windows and doors in the Floral Park, West Floral Park and Santiago Park communities. Detectives recovered some stolen items. Detectives are looking for a second person believed to have been involved in at least two of the burglaries. We owe our gratitude to Santa Ana Police Department's continuing effective, outstanding , not to mention highly efficient, enforcement. |
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Park Santiago neighbors like to enjoy our community, with children out playing, taking strolls with families, exercising, etc. Park Santiago home owners will not tolerate speeding and running stop signs. If you are chronically late, try leaving a few minutes earlier . . . only a few minutes. This is a friendly reminder but remember, residents will not tolerate feeling unsafe, or having young children put in danger, on their streets. |
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Are you trained and ready
for an emergency? Special Santa Ana, "ReadyOC P2P" Training. "Promise to Prepare" training sessions are aimed at increasing awareness and understanding about the ReadyOC campaign among Orange County volunteers. The events are free and open to the public, no reservations are necessary. Neighbors helping neighbors to make sure we are prepared for disasters. CERT volunteers, Explorers, neighborhood watch group leaders, etc. are encouraged to attend but anyone interested in emergency preparedness is welcome to attend. Please contact readyorangecounty@gmail.com with any questions, and thank you for your support of the ReadyOC campaign! Click Here For a Copy Of the Flyer! |
Thursday, September 2 from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. Santa Ana Police Dept Community Room 60 Civic Center Plaza, Santa Ana Session Leader: Captain Steve Snyder, Santa Ana Fire Department ssnyder@santa-ana.org Session Leader: Ellen Lopez, Anaheim Fire Department |
Credit Alert! Remember credit and debit card information had been fraudulently used to access ATM machines. Suggestion: if you are required to use your card at the counter inside a gas station, use cash instead or simply go to another gas station where the outside pump ATMs are operational. If you suspect unauthorized activity on any of your cards, contact your financial institution immediately. |
