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CONFIDENTIALITY NOTICE: This email message and any accompanying data or files is confidential and may contain privileged information intended only for the named recipient(s). If you are not the intended recipient(s), you are hereby notified that the dissemination, distribution, and or copying of this message is strictly prohibited. If you receive this message in error, or are not the named recipient(s), please notify the sender at the email address above, delete this email from your computer, and destroy any copies in any form immediately. Receipt by anyone other than the named recipient(s) is not a waiver of any attorney -client work product, or other applicable privilege. On Aug 14, 2023, at 2:05 PM, Victor Gallardo < wrote: Please Support item #14. Why are other cities coming to Santa Ana to push for Santa Ana to have codes and laws that allow for more homelessness, more drug use, etc. it's because if Santa Ana has them then they (the other surrounding cities) can just send all their problems to Santa Ana. I live 3 blocks from Santa Ana College, I live by 17th Street and Bristol/Flower. Drive down 17th and see the drugs, homelessness, prostitutes, etc. I'm a citizen of the USA, Californian, born, raised and still live in Santa Ana. My kids are at the Santa Ana Library EVERY WEEK (Civic Center & Newhope, every one at the Library knows my wife and kids), why do we have to deal with unsafe environments? Why can't my kids ride their bikes to the local 7-11 (I'm 2 1/z blocks from two of them) to pick up a Slurpee? Why doesn't Santa Ana protect the interest of the actual legal residence of this City? I'm Hispanic, I'm a "minority", etc. but why does this city continue pander and cater to politics that do not benefit the people who want to raise their kids in this City? Stop, trying to be like LA. Look what is happening around the State to the cities that do not look out for their citizens best interest - Oakland, San Francisco, LA, and now you can add Santa Ana. Look what is going on in New York City, Chicago, Seattle, Portland. We need to start making Santa Ana a safe and beautiful place for our kids. Stop the politics - focus on the legal, tax paying, hard working, Santa Ana Residence! Does Santa Ana have someone who is not backed by a political arm/brand that supports nonsense policies? Or is it just assumed that because Santa Ana is 90% Mexican (of which I am Mexican -American) that Santa Ana will continue to get the same brand of politics and policies that do not look out for actual Santa Ana legal Residence and will mirror what is happening in said cities mentioned above? Maybe it's time I seek some financial resources so I can run for office. You know Run the City like I run my house, my business, with common sense rules and boundaries, with a budget, without debt, and with me making decisions for the best interest of my wife and kids and in my business for my clients and vendors. It's a novel idea, just not sure why governments, bureaucracies and politicians continue to make decisions they wouldn't make for their homes, their families or the their businesses. If you're on this thread and live in Santa Ana or if you have family that lives in Santa Ana, please copy and paste and send to the email addresses noted herein today. 13