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Previous events The City of Santa Ana is committed to a transparent and community oriented General Plan Update process. As such, a series of community meetings, forums, presentations, and working groups were held to promote conversation and gather feedback that will inform the future General Plan. The following are dates, times, venues, and presentations shared...

The Prior General Plan is the City’s principal long-range policy and planning document guiding the development, conservation, and enhancement of Santa Ana. It is a document that contains a comprehensive collection of goals and policies related to the physical development of the City. State law requires every city and county to adopt a general plan...

The City of Santa Ana General Plan is based on a vision statement and five core values established as part of an extensive community outreach effort. The Santa Ana General Plan is organized into three Sections:  Services and Infrastructure, Natural Environment, and Built Environment. Please note that the Housing Element is being updated under a...

The Special Event Sponsorship Program provides the Mayor and Council the opportunity to allocate sponsorship funding up to $10,000 per fiscal year (contingent upon annual City budget approval) for special events conducted by qualified nonprofit organizations or City-recognized neighborhood associations. To qualify, organizations must be incorporated as a nonprofit charitable organization that is tax exempt...

Santa Ana is divided into six geographic districts, called wards. The wards divide the city by population, meaning that each ward generally contains the same number of residents. With the exception of the Mayor, who serves at-large, the remaining six councilmembers are elected to represent one of the six wards.

We are proactive in advocating for the needs of Santa Ana. Legislative Platform and Scorecard The Legislative Platform outlines the City’s position on legislative matters and serves as the foundation for the City to support or oppose legislation at the federal, state, and local level. The Legislative Platform outlines policy statements and is meant to be an...

No. The legal research materials in the Office of the City Attorney are for the use of the City Attorney and his staff only. However, legal research materials are available and open to the public at: Orange County Law Library - Civic Center Plaza 515 North Flower Street, Santa Ana, CA 92701

No. The City takes the position that such information is exempt from the disclosure requirements of the Public Records Act. Therefore, the City will not release such information without a valid court order directing it to do so. Such information could be used to harass citizens who complain about code violations in their neighborhoods.

If you feel the City was negligent and you wish to pursue the matter, you must file a notice of claim against the City of Santa Ana. Please contact the City Clerk at (714) 647-6520 to obtain the appropriate written information.

All violations of local laws must be made to an investigative agency such as the Santa Ana Police Department or the Community Preservation Division of the Santa Ana Planning and Building Agency. Do not report violations to the City Attorney.

The City's municipal code is online via its publisher at www.municode.com. Hard copies of codes or a particular ordinance may be obtained from the City Clerk's Office at (714) 647-6520.

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