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Second, safeguarding funding for essential services. Your steadfast <br />commitment to Santa Ana’s inclusive values has helped preserve critical state <br />and federal funding, including the $41.7 million allocated through the FY 2025- <br />2029 Consolidated Plan for housing, infrastructure, and public health grants. <br />Programs like the Homeless Housing, Assistance and Prevention (HHAP) <br />grants depend on us showing that we serve everyone equitably. By continuing <br />to lead with compassion and clarity—especially amid federal actions like <br />recent ICE raids that have disrupted families and local economies—we <br />protect the financial lifelines that keep our schools, roads, and programs <br />strong. <br /> <br />Third, ensuring Santa Ana remains a place where families and businesses <br />thrive. Compared to other cities, Santa Ana stands out as a welcoming and <br />vibrant place for workers and employers alike. To stay competitive and attract <br />long-term investment amid rising costs and social stressors, we should <br />continue to expand local support systems—such as the new $100,000 <br />emergency fund for families impacted by raids and broader community <br />assistance programs—that help working families stay rooted and productive. <br /> <br />Fourth, maintaining high-quality city services. Our members take pride in <br />being the backbone of Santa Ana’s daily operations, but when economic and <br />social stressors—like school district layoffs and immigration fears—affect our <br />workforce, the impact is felt citywide. We must work together to address <br />vacancies, support affected families, and invest in long-term staffing <br />strategies so every resident receives the service and care they deserve. <br /> <br />SEIU 721 is proud to stand with this Council and the people of Santa Ana. <br />We’re ready to partner with you on community outreach, support efforts to <br />secure additional state funding through initiatives like the Orange County <br />Legislative Platform, and collaborate on budget priorities that ensure no <br />resident is left behind. <br /> <br />Together, we can continue building a Santa Ana that is resilient, inclusive, and <br />prepared for the future. <br /> <br />Thank you for your time and continued dedication to our city. Please include <br />this letter in the public record for the next available City Council meeting. <br /> <br />Sincerely, <br /> <br /> <br />Nancy Robles <br />President, SEIU Local 721 Santa Ana Chapter <br /> <br /> <br />Cc: Santa Chapter Board <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />
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