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5/31/2020
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Executive Order No. 1-2020
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CITY OF SANTA ANA EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 6-2020 <br />AN EXECUTIVE ORDER OF THE DIRECTOR OF EMERGENCY <br />SERVICES FOR THE CITY OF SANTA ANA ORDERING A CURFEW <br />BEGINNING AT 10:00PM SUNDAY, MAY 31, 2020 AND <br />CONTINUING UNTIL MONDAY, JUNE 1, 2020 AT S:OOAM IN <br />RESPONSE TO CIVIL UNREST RESULTING FROM PROTESTS <br />SECTION 1. Findings. <br />A. On May 25, 2020, George Floyd died while in the custody of officers of the <br />Minneapolis Police Department. <br />B. In response, to his death, an unprecedented amount of civil disturbance has emerged <br />across the Country and in the Southern California region with mass protests, <br />vandalism, looting and the damage and destruction of public and private property. <br />C. The City of Santa Ana has often been the site of regional protests and recognizes and <br />supports the right to peaceful protests as protected by the Constitution of the United <br />States and the State of California. <br />D. On the evening of Saturday, May 30, 2020 and into the early morning of Sunday, May <br />31, 2020, several hundred protestors gathered in Santa Ana with some throwing rocks, <br />bottles and mortars and igniting fireworks in the direction of police officers. <br />E. At the time noted above, public and private properties were vandalized and looting <br />occurred during this civil unrest. <br />F. Civil unrest constitutes a local emergency and whereas numerous cities in the <br />Southern California area have imposed curfews to curb the civil unrest and because <br />protestors are not complying with social distancing requirements to protect against the <br />spread of COVID-19, it is proper and prudent for Santa Ana to similarly impose a <br />curfew to protect the safety of life and property in Santa Ana and to implement <br />proactive measures to reduce the possibility of civil disobedience, vandalism, looting, <br />and rioting resulting in property damage and threats to the health and safety of the <br />citizens. <br />G. The Santa Ana City Council declared a local emergency related to COVID-19 and <br />designated its City Manager as the Director of Emergency Services and authorized her <br />to issue executive orders and to take all measures to secure the health and safety of <br />the citizens. <br />H. The current circumstances when taken together with the COVID-19 emergency give <br />rise to a city-wide emergency necessitating swift government action to preserve the <br />safety and wellbeing of the citizenry and their property. <br />I. The Director of Emergency Services, in consultation with law enforcement officials, <br />deems a curfew necessary to secure the health and safety of Santa Ana's citizens. <br />
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