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Duplication of Benefits Analysis, 5-6-2022 - VIETNAMESE

Duplication of Benefits Analysis, 5-6-2022 - SPANISH

Duplication of Benefits Analysis, 5-6-2022 - ENGLISH

Roster of Current Members Updated

FY 2021-22 First Quarter Update - January 18, 2022

Use-of-Force Report - April 2022

Alleged Employee Misconduct Report - April 2022

FY 2021-22 Third Quarter Update - May 3, 2022

Message from Chief of Police David Valentin

Santa Ana Police Chief David Valentin has issued a video message today to address serious misinformation that has recently been reported about police activities and to assure the public that all Santa Ana Police Department officers and staff are held to the highest standard. The misinformation was reported on a blog about the Major Enforcement...

Recertification of Eligibility, 3-17-2022 - VIETNAMESE

Recertification of Eligibility, 5-6-2022 - SPANISH

Recertification of Eligibility, 5-6-2022 - ENGLISH

Prop 64 FAQs

General information In 1996, California was the first to legalize cannabis as medicine with Proposition 215. Twenty-seven other states have followed in legalizing medical use, with seven states – California, Washington, Colorado, Oregon, Massachusetts, Nevada and Alaska (along with Washington, D.C.), approving recreational use. In 2004, lawmakers passed the Medical Cannabis Program Act, which created...

What are the penalties for breaking the new laws?

Smoking in public can be a $100 fine, or $250 for smoking pot where tobacco is banned (near schools, etc.). Rules against e-cigarettes apply to cannabis vaporizers.

Can I be fired for on the job or off the job cannabis use?

Yes. Employers have the right to maintain a drug-free workplace under Prop. 64, meaning they can fire employees for showing up to work high or testing positive for cannabis byproducts in their urine — even if last use of cannabis was off-work hours days or weeks prior to testing.

What are cannabis edibles? What are some rules around eating them?

Cannabis edibles are foods infused with the active ingredients in cannabis, THC and CBD. You should exercise caution when consuming edibles, because they can take far longer until onset of effects are felt, leading to people eating more edibles out of impatience. Wait two hours after eating any cannabis edibles before increasing your dose. If...

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