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Item 26 - Adoption of the City of Santa Ana Emergency Operations Plan
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City of Santa Ana Emergency Operations Plan <br />Part I Basic Plan <br />Mass Transit - Santa Ana has a multi -modal circulation system that includes both private and public <br />transportation and rail service. The Orange County Transportation Authority (OCTA) operates bus routes over <br />numerous city streets, including rapid transit bus lines along 17th Street, Bristol Street, and Harbor Boulevard.34 <br />The Santa Ana Regional Transportation Center (SARTC), at 1000 East Santa Ana Boulevard, is a focal point for <br />transportation in Orange County, combining Amtrak and Metrolink passenger rail, Orange County Transportation <br />Authority transit, and Greyhound intercity and interstate bus transportation, and other private bus and shuttle <br />services. Specifically, the Amtrak Pacific Surfliner stops at SARTC with 25 daily trains; as of 2019, the train <br />route has seen on average approximately 264 boardings/alightings per day and 96,360 passenger <br />boardings/alightings per year. Metrolink stops at SARTC with approximately 36 daily trains, split about evenly <br />between trains traveling north to the Los Angeles area and trains east to the Inland Empire, and with approximately <br />853 passenger boardings/alightings per day and 311,45 boardings/alightings per year. Greyhound has <br />approximately 20 bus trips per day at SARTC with approximately 46,925 passengers per year. The Orange <br />County Transportation Authority provides 384 bus stops at the Santa Ana Regional Transportation Center. <br />In conjunction with OCTA and the Federal Department of Transportation, the City is engaged in construction of <br />a 4.1 mile Orange County Streetcar route connecting the Santa Ana Regional Transportation Center (SARTC) <br />with the City of Garden Grove at Westminster Avenue and Harbor Boulevard. <br />2.1.8 Schools <br />The City is served by four public school districts: Santa Ana Unified School District (SAUSD), Garden Grove <br />Unified, Tustin Unified and Orange Unified. Public education in the City is provided primarily by SAUSD, which <br />school district boundaries include the majority of City of Santa Ana east of the Santa Ana River.35 See Appendix <br />for a list of all schools in the City. <br />Figure 27 School District Boundaries <br />ORANGE <br />UNIFIED <br />GARDEN- <br />r <br />GROVE <br />UNIFIED ° J <br />M <br />., <br />c SANTA <br />ALi <br />i_ <br />UNIFIED <br />BEACH <br />MIRED <br />J /7USl <br />-- *. UNIF <br />NEINPORT-MESA � \ <br />NEWP IJ IRVINE <br />UNIFIED <br />34 Circulation Element; OCTA <br />3s Info + Stats from OC Department of Education 2015-2016 Public Schools Directory <br />27 <br />
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