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Monthly accepted development projects for March 2024

Please download and view the monthly development projects for March 2024.

SAPL Reimagined

We are excited to share our vision for the future as we embark on a journey to enhance and transform our library spaces to better serve our community. Over the next two years, the Santa Ana Public Library (SAPL) will be reimagined with the restoration and renovation of our beloved Main Library, the opening of...

Free sandbags available with extended hours March 29-31

Be prepared for rain! The City of Santa Ana is offering free sandbags to residents and businesses. Up to 10 sandbags are available per Santa Ana residence or business. The self-service sandbag station has special hours this Friday through Sunday, March 29-31: City of Santa Ana Corporate Yard 215 S. Center St., Santa Ana 7...

COSAS: City Manager's Newsletter for March 28, 2024

In this edition of the COSAS newsletter, register for the Santa Ana Fun Run, our tap water is the best in the world, see our new crosswalk art and monument signs beautifying neighborhoods, get discounted Clippers tickets, and find more news and events. Subscribe to COSAS Spotlight Photo Carousel Mural in DTSA Photo Credit: Linney...

Street closures and permitted events for March 28- April 3

Here are the locations of upcoming permitted events and road closures so you can plan accordingly. Please drive slowly and safely in construction zones and around crowded events. Thursday, March 28 Lane reductions both westbound and eastbound on 17th Street between Bristol Street and Flower Street for paving each night starting at 7 p.m. to...

2023 Single Audit of Federal Awards and Other Financial Information

Santa Ana Fun Run goes back to the ’80s on April 27

Registration is now open for the 10k, 5k and Kids Dash. SANTA ANA, Calif. – The annual Santa Ana Fun Run returns April 27 with a totally tubular ’80s theme. Race over to Santa Ana Stadium to run in the 10K, walk/run in the 5K, or bring the kids to participate in the second annual...

Santa Ana’s first crosswalk art installed in Willard neighborhood

This week we celebrated the installation of Santa Ana’s first crosswalk art! A special dedication ceremony was hosted by the Public Works Agency on Wednesday, March 27, to unveil the crosswalk art located at 15th and Ross streets in the Willard neighborhood. Local neighborhood artist Cynthia Luján designed the crosswalk art, which is intended to...

César Chávez Day observed April 1: No street sweeping and City Hall, libraries, community centers closed

On Monday, April 1, 2024, we celebrate César Chávez Day to honor the iconic leader of the labor and civil rights movement. In observance of the state holiday, Santa Ana City Hall, libraries, senior centers and community centers will be closed on Monday. There will be no street sweeping, but trash and recycling will be...

2024 Santa Ana Fun Run race route

Santa Ana Fun Run event flier

Santa Ana tap water named World's Best with third gold medal at Berkeley Springs International Water Tasting

The City of Santa Ana has once again demonstrated its commitment to providing high-quality tap water, securing its third gold medal in the municipal water category at the prestigious Berkeley Springs International Water Tasting competition. Judges from around the world evaluated waters sourced from 16 states and 18 foreign countries, ultimately awarding top honors to...

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FY2022-23 CDA Annual Report

2023 Housing Element APR

2023 General Plan APR

Refurbished Pacific Park monument signs unveiled

On Saturday, March 23, 2024, a special neighborhood ceremony was hosted by the City of Santa Ana Public Works Agency for the unveiling of the refurbished Pacific Park monument signs. The monument signs commemorate the Pacific Park neighborhood name and are located at two neighborhood entrances: two are at Walnut Street and Cypress Avenue and...

UCR Annual Statistical Report - 2023

Resolution 2024-008 - Salary Schedule

Election Results - Mayor and City Council

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