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NEWS
"Zero Tolerance Zone!"
Many of our (yours too!) neighbors like to enjoy our great, nostalgic and friendly neighborhood with children out playing, taking strolls with families, exercising, etc.
Park Santiago home owners will not tolerate speeding and running stop signs. Enforcement officers will (and do) appear without warning. If you are running chronically late, try leaving a few minutes earlier . . . ONLY a few minutes, that's it! Residents, sight unseen (and others, in plain sight!), are using video cameras to record offenses (perfectly legal on public streets).
This is intended to be a courteous, friendly notice. It is not our goal to see anyone cited, but, nor will we allow residents, especially children, to feel unsafe, to fell unsafe on their streets
Many of our (yours too!) neighbors like to enjoy our great, nostalgic and friendly neighborhood with children out playing, taking strolls with families, exercising, etc.
Park Santiago home owners will not tolerate speeding and running stop signs. Enforcement officers will (and do) appear without warning. If you are running chronically late, try leaving a few minutes earlier . . . ONLY a few minutes, that's it! Residents, sight unseen (and others, in plain sight!), are using video cameras to record offenses (perfectly legal on public streets).
This is intended to be a courteous, friendly notice. It is not our goal to see anyone cited, but, nor will we allow residents, especially children, to feel unsafe, to fell unsafe on their streets
Northeast Santa Ana Gets
New District Commander
The Santa Ana Police Department announced that Northeast Santa Ana (that includes Park Santiago, Floral Park, West Floral Park and a very wide swath of other areas!) is getting a new Commander. Commander James Schnabl will be replacing Commander Jeff Owens who has been effectively overseeing our district's quality of life.
Commander Owens assumed new responsibilities on June 1, 2009. We would like to thank Cmdr. Jeff Owens for his vital interaction, energy, tenacity and outstanding leadership. The Santa Ana Police Department under Cmdr. Owens has been amazingly effective and very proactive in helping the Northeast District of Santa Ana drastically curb adverse "situations" and "issues". As with any other community there are still issues that need to be addressed but Park Santiago’s quality of life is far better as a result of the Santa Ana Police Department’s efforts. A sincere "thanks" to Commander Owens and best wishes while, at the same time, we would like to again extend a hearty welcome to Commander Schnabl.
We look forward to continued, successful interaction between the Santa Ana Police Department and Park Santiago Residents under the watch of Commander Schnabl.
New District Commander
The Santa Ana Police Department announced that Northeast Santa Ana (that includes Park Santiago, Floral Park, West Floral Park and a very wide swath of other areas!) is getting a new Commander. Commander James Schnabl will be replacing Commander Jeff Owens who has been effectively overseeing our district's quality of life.
Commander Owens assumed new responsibilities on June 1, 2009. We would like to thank Cmdr. Jeff Owens for his vital interaction, energy, tenacity and outstanding leadership. The Santa Ana Police Department under Cmdr. Owens has been amazingly effective and very proactive in helping the Northeast District of Santa Ana drastically curb adverse "situations" and "issues". As with any other community there are still issues that need to be addressed but Park Santiago’s quality of life is far better as a result of the Santa Ana Police Department’s efforts. A sincere "thanks" to Commander Owens and best wishes while, at the same time, we would like to again extend a hearty welcome to Commander Schnabl.
We look forward to continued, successful interaction between the Santa Ana Police Department and Park Santiago Residents under the watch of Commander Schnabl.
Credit Alert!
Credit and debit card information has been used to access ATM machines by depositing small amounts of funds and then withdrawing large amounts of cash. Purportedly, these fraudulent transactions have resulted in card holders losing thousands of dollars. If you suspect unauthorized activity, contact your financial institution immediately.
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.
Credit and debit card information has been used to access ATM machines by depositing small amounts of funds and then withdrawing large amounts of cash. Purportedly, these fraudulent transactions have resulted in card holders losing thousands of dollars. If you suspect unauthorized activity, contact your financial institution immediately.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.
"Project Restore"
Santa Ana Public Works
Santa Ana Public Works
The City of Santa Ana Public Works has much needed street restorations for Santa Ana in various stages of implementation. Visit the link below, for more information.
Information On H1N1 (Swine Flu):
Current Flu Information
Current Flu Information
Park Santiago
Street Improvement
Many Park Santiago residents have noticed the poor "repair" to the bricks or "pavers" crossing Santiago, just south of 20th Street.
This unsightly repair, consisting of black asphalt material where the pavers are missing or are destroyed, was started long before our current economic conditions surfaced. According to many residents, these bricks are part of the overall appearance of our Park Santiago community. At this point they should either be completely removed or replaced.
We welcome your feedback. Please let us know how you feel by using the form on the Contact Us page.
Street Improvement
Many Park Santiago residents have noticed the poor "repair" to the bricks or "pavers" crossing Santiago, just south of 20th Street.
This unsightly repair, consisting of black asphalt material where the pavers are missing or are destroyed, was started long before our current economic conditions surfaced. According to many residents, these bricks are part of the overall appearance of our Park Santiago community. At this point they should either be completely removed or replaced.
We welcome your feedback. Please let us know how you feel by using the form on the Contact Us page.