Park Santiago is bordered on the North by the historic Santiago Park Nature Preserve, on the South by 17th Street, the West by Main Street and to the East by Lincoln Street. Park Santiago's oldest home dates back to approximately 1905. There are approximately 1,200 homes within these borders, with an eclectic blend of architectural styles that contribute to the Park Santiago Neighborhood's popularity and appeal.

For reasons unknown, documented, factual history about our community is very limited or non-existent. As mentioned on the Home Page, if you have any factual information about the history of our community, we strongly encourage you to submit it, via the form on the "Contact" page (or email directly to Dave.Willard@ParkSantiago.org, also found on the "Contact Us" Page). While we can't reimburse you for your time, efforts and submission we can credit your name along with your submission, if it is published.

Park Santiago's neighborhood goals are to preserve and enhance the integrity and quality of our (yours and mine!) neighborhood and to foster effective communications. The work of PSNA is facilitated by an elected board of volunteers and various volunteer committees.

Some of the issues and concerns that PSNA and the various committees have focused on, with successful results, are the "Quiet Zone," improved neighborhood safety, Santiago Park improvements and safety concerns, City Place, community events and much more.