Item 23 - Public Hearing - FY 2025-29 5 Year Plan, Annual Action Plan for CDBG, HOME, and ESG Programs

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Orange County 77 25-29 Regional AFH • In La Habra, neighborhoods with low education scores are located in the center and eastern part of the city, which are also the areas with the highest concentrations of Hispanic residents. • In Laguna Niguel, all neighborhoods have high education scores and are predominantly White. • In Lake Forest, all neighborhoods have high education scores and most are predominantly White, except in the southeastern corner of the city, along El Toro Road, which is predominantly Hispanic. • In Mission Viejo, all neighborhoods have high education scores, and most are predominantly White except in the southern part of the city. • In Newport Beach, all neighborhoods have high education scores and are predominantly White. • In Orange, neighborhoods in the western half of the city have low education scores and are predominantly Hispanic. The neighborhoods with the highest education scores are in the eastern half of the city. The high education score areas north and west of Villa Park are predominantly White, and the high education score areas south and west of Villa Park are predominantly Hispanic. • In Rancho Santa Margarita, all neighborhoods have high education scores and are predominantly White. • In San Clemente, all neighborhoods have high education scores and are predominantly White. • In Santa Ana, neighborhoods with low education score areas comprise most of the city, and are areas where population is predominantly Hispanic. • In Tustin, the neighborhoods with low education scores are predominantly Hispanic and White, and the neighborhoods with the h ighest education scores are predominantly AAPI. • In Westminster, there is a mix of moderate, high, and highest education score areas. There is one part of the city with low education scores, in the north. This area is predominantly Hispanic. EXHIBIT 6