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City Response to SASHC Funding Proposal
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<br />Pop -up market places can be created through the special
<br />event permitting process. This is currently done with the
<br />monthly Art Walk, weekly Farmers' Market, and other
<br />special events with local vendors, The process can
<br />Fund to incentivlze local micro - enterprises that promote
<br />currently be pursued by members of a worker's co-
<br />local health, arts, and culture. (e.g. worker cooperatives,
<br />operative operating a mercadito. The City also operates a
<br />the establishment of a mercadito as a market place for
<br />Community Development
<br />Small Business Incentive Program that Is designed to
<br />locally prudced artisanal goods, and the establishment
<br />In collaboration with
<br />encourage local entrepreneurs. Qualifying local businesses
<br />of a community -run micro-farm). _
<br />Community Orgs.
<br />$ 1,000,000.00 are relmbursed up to $5,000 of thier start -up costs.
<br />The Arts and Culture commission Is currently funding
<br />grant projects across the City. The latest round included
<br />Fund RFP or city sponsorships for community -led
<br />$50,000 In funding for 10 artists, The City has also
<br />programming that promotes health, arts, culture, such
<br />Community Development
<br />developed a process to provide the City Council with
<br />as the recently approved mini -grant donation program
<br />In collaboration with
<br />$70,000 In discretionary funds to support community
<br />to community groups,
<br />Community Orgs.
<br />$ 500,000.00 events.
<br />The 2015 -2016 CDBG grant process budgeted $340,000 to
<br />local non - profits including KldWorll America On track,
<br />Council on Aging - OrangeCounty, WISE Place, Human
<br />Options, OC Fair Housing Council, The Cambodian Family,
<br />Community Spaces: Grants for community centers
<br />Public Law Center, Boys & Girls Club of Santa Ana, Orange
<br />providing health, wellness, arts, culture programming
<br />County Children's Therapeutic Arts Center. An additional
<br />to support Infrastructure, new services and providers
<br />$80,000 was provided to Goodwill Industries and the
<br />for Non - Profit Community Clinics, El Centro Cultural de
<br />Illumination Foundation was also provided by City Council
<br />Mexico, Families Corazones Verdes Park, The LGBT
<br />Community Development
<br />approval. The City of Santa Ana has recently provided
<br />Center OC, the Kk Works youth Center expansion, and
<br />in collaboration with
<br />$200,000 in support of the ADA renovations of the Delhi
<br />The Cambodian Families.
<br />Community Orgs,
<br />$ 2,500,000.00 Center.
<br />The feasibility of Public Restrooms at Plaza Calle Cuatro
<br />and other key locations in the downtown are being
<br />evaluated as part of the Downtown Modernization and
<br />Public Restroom & drinking fountain at Plaza Calle
<br />Parking Enhancement Project. An option forcleveloping
<br />access to the the restrooms in the downtown parking
<br />Cuatro.
<br />Parks Rae
<br />$ 500,000.00 garages are also being evaluated.
<br />A comprehensive way finding plan for the Downtown is
<br />currently being Implemented by the Community
<br />Development Agency. The City was also recently awarded
<br />Wellness Corridor signage /wayfinding along 5 routes to
<br />$11 million in active streets grants, a portion of which will
<br />promote walking and biking and Improve connectivity to
<br />include a major expansion of downtown bike lanes from
<br />the business district. _
<br />Public Works
<br />$ 250,000.00 SARTC into the business district.
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<br />The Santa Ana Police Department recognizes the
<br />Importance of mitigating the risk factors that create the
<br />potential for physical risk within neighborhoods. The Re-
<br />Entry Services for Employment programs aim to educate
<br />and establish collaborative working relationships with
<br />Funding for Community Violence Intervention Worker
<br />residents to promote public safety within the community.
<br />Certification Program to train, educate and empower
<br />The Santa Ana Work Center along with partners such as
<br />community members with tools to mitigate risk factors
<br />the OC Re.-Entry Partnership, the Network for Behavloral
<br />that contilbute to violence, In addition to serving the re-
<br />Health, and South Coast Counseling Services will continue
<br />entry population. Training Is administered by the
<br />to work to empower local community members with the
<br />Professional Community Intervention Institute,
<br />resources that they need to reduce the levels of violence
<br />University of Southern California, and University of
<br />SAPD in collaboration with
<br />In their communities.
<br />California, Irvine.
<br />Project Kinship
<br />$ 60,000.00
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