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City Response to SABHC Funding Proposal 65A -18 The Santa Ana Police Department Is currently an active partner with the Orange County Re -Entry Partnership.' This existing rehabllltatlon program is headed by the Funding for a Community Intervention Worker Orange County Sheriff's and Probation Department, These Community- Based Violence Intervention and Re -entry efforts are geared to reducing the overall 3 year recidivism Service to provide crisis intervention, re -entry services, rate from 75% down to 25% for those that remain trauma care, family support, and long term case enrolled In the projects support services. There are managed services to youth and families affected by SAPID in collaboration with currently 56 local partner organizations involved In these violence, gangs, and Incarceration. Community Orgs $ 100,000.00 efforts. _ The City currently utilizes $708,255 In CDBG funding for after school youth programs. New Investments In joint use facilities with SAUSD Including the $5 million Roosevelt - SAPD In collaboration with Walker facility is set to open during the 2015 -2016 school Diversion program for ellglble youth Project kinship $ 100,000.00 year. _ _ _ _ _ _ In accordance with the Sunshine Ordinance, the City has Increased the requirements for community outreach for new developments, during changes to key City planning documents, and continued to support community SAPD In collaboration with involvement through Neighborhood Association Community Conferencing Community Orgs $ 100,000.00 gatherings, The Public Works Agency was recently awarded $11 million worth of bike Improvement projects by the State of California. These programs will provide protected bike lanes along Santa Ana Blvd, 5th Street, and Edinger Bike infrastructure Improvements and extension of the Avenue. A Civic Center Bike Blvd. will also be added to Maple bike trail, including improved signage, lighting, help provide Safe Routes to School for the residents of etc. Public Works or Parks $ 500,000.00 Santa Ana. City staff has met with community representatives to find publicly available land meeting the required zoning, size, and availability requirements set out by the Wellness Strategy Resolution adopted by the city council on 6 -2 -15. An area meeting these requirements has not been Cmty Development in currently Identified by interested parties. City staff will Funding to cover costs for leasing public land for a collaboration with continue to work on developing City -wide guidelines on pilot community -run micro -farm Community Orgs $ 750,000.00 the leasing of public property to private entitles. , _. The 3 homes on 6th and Lacy are already pending conversion to open space perthe terms of the Station District Settlement Agreement. An additional block of open land at Lacy and Vance has also been identified by Council and City staff as a location forfuture open space near the Lacy neighborhood. Staff remains open to Funding to purchase boarded up houses & convert to an Identlfying potential locations across the City for open space In the Lacy neighborhoods, Parks and Recreation $ 50.0,000.00 additional open space. _ The Carfield Community Center currently operates the center for 87.5 hours per week at an annual cost of Expand Lacy Community Center hours and clays for $215,000 Any additional hours has a cost of $2,457 /hour community use. .._ Parks and Recreation $ 200,000.00 to operate on an annual basis. 65A -18