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LOCAL L, 721 While we expect some fiscal challenges in FY 20/21, SElU Local 721 LIRr members helped build the City's reserve during the Great Recession on and the Cit 's work force has never been fully repaired since. We are ® - concerned that vital city programs and our dedicated employees who SEIUprovide these services not be further damaged. SERVICE EMPLOYEES City employees keep our parrs and streets clean, help small businesses INTERNATIONAL UNION, OW, CLC start in Santa Ana, process permits and public inquiries, provide meals OFFICERS and entertainment for our seniors, guide our youth, maintain the Bob Schoonover } PRESIDENT libraries, and take care of our great zoo and annals. All of this work is Linda Dent c VICE PRESIDENT done by dedicated and crested city employees who knows and cherish Lillian Cabral SECRETARY our community. Prior to this draconian action, our already +C aggerQuS& David Green TREASURER lean workforce jeopardizes the quality of life of our residents. DIRECTORS LA. COUNTY t a time when forces of privatization target our civil servants, Santa Aria Lydia Cabral can rise to the occasion and be a champion of public service. Especially VICE PRESIDENT Sharonda Wade VICE PRESIDENT as families and businesses need their city to support them: more than Carolyn Dasher ever, we should not repeat the mistakes of the past. Cutbacks to Patrick Del Conte Val ncliay Dixon Gamer substantially lean city staffing levels 'eopardie our pare, recreation, Steven Gimian Adolfo Grnados youth sports, zoo and libraries and the safety of our residents. These Arcel Alina Mendizabel Lopez services require dedicated public servants who put Santa Jena first. Tony F. Mendoza Omar Perez Jose Sanchez Grace Santillano Santa Ana cannot afford to further balance a budget on the backs of the Veryeti Vasse/ workers who make Santa Ana shine, LAIOC CITIESStacee Kama We ) "► +c VICE PRESI ENT ' ' Y1i respectfullyrequest that the City Council Act to rescind these simboa Wright VICE PRESIDENT actions done the week of May 18, 2020 as indicated above. Joaquin Avalos Kesavan Korand Guillermo Dar n McDaniel We have been very open to creative solutions to face these next phases Andy Morales Salvador Zambrano together and with a positive eye on the future of the next generation. As TRI-COUNTIES buLlgeLM,decisions are onsidere+E Lease remernber thatL��?1`e� Grace Sepulveda # VICE PRESIDENT ar s and ecreadon and Your S o s are the r "" of i e osa Castro VICE RPRESIDENT pre r a tion and safety where 'nested em ees ex�'re . Shannon Abramovitch Roberto Camacho Charles Harrington Liza Rocha We appreciate the Mayors work to obtain fiscal relief from California's INLAND AREA governor. Additionally, SEW and the Douse of Labor participated in Tim Burke VICE PRESI(DENTDENT that team effort to successfully obtain the Million and to also cammie Sohm VICE PRESIDENT advocate for the Federal HEROES Act of Zo o for additional fiscal relief. Oracio Diaz Barbara Hunter 1e will continue in these efforts to partner to help Santa Ana. Roger Nunez Ed Toole David Warpness respectfully, RETIREE LIAISON Charley Mims ht�;r�://www.seiu721. ora Monica afar SElU Local 721 Santa Ana City Employees Chapter President http:// 1545 Wilshire Blvd., Ste 100 • Los Angeles CA 90017-9664 • Tel (213) 368-8660 • Fax (213) 380-8040 222 W Carmen Lane Ste 201 • Santa Maria CA 93458 • Tel (805) 623-5256 • Fax (805) 623-5257 6177 River Crest Dr., Ste B ^ Riverside CA 92507 • Tel (951) 571-7700 • Fax (951) 653-6310 1651 E 4th St., Ste 250 • Santa Ana CA 92701 • Tel (714) 541-1086 • Fax (714) 541-1084 340 S. Farrell Dr., Ste A104 • Palm Springs CA 92262 • Tel (760) 322-7191 • Fax (760) 322-7161 44421 10th St. West Ste I • Lancaster CA 93534 • Tel (877) 7214968 • Fax (661) 206-7800 2472 Eastman Ave., Ste 30 • Ventura CA 93003-5774 • Tel (805) 650-4420 • Fax (805) 650-1028