SANTA ANA, CA (February 23, 2015) - The City of Santa Ana is committed to making our streets safer for biking, walking and driving. The City has been actively working to identify and address barriers to make streets safe and convenient for all road users, secure funding to improve pedestrian and bike safety as well as educating and enforcing proper road use and behavior by all. Some of the City’s recent initiatives include initiating the City’s Safe Mobility Santa Ana plan, hiring of an Active Transportation Coordinator, engaging the community for the Downtown Complete Streets Plan, and securing nearly $5 Million in grants for pedestrian and bicycle safety improvements.
To help us reach our goals of making the streets safer for biking, walking and driving - we’d like to hear from you! Please take our short survey about your thoughts and experiences using our streets. The City of Santa Ana will use your feedback to help shape an upcoming education and outreach campaign. Thank you for your time.
Survey in English - https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/SantaAnaBicycleSafety
Survey in Spanish - https://es.surveymonkey.com/s/SantaAnaBiciSeguridad
