The Santa Ana CARES Mobile Resource Center will be at Santa Ana Stadium on Friday, Oct. 23, offering residents free COVID-19 testing, free facemasks, information on financial assistance and more.

The event by the City of Santa Ana will be from 12:30 to 7 p.m. on 6th Street near the stadium.

The City of Santa Ana is providing free COVID-19 testing at parks, high schools and Santa Ana College for all Santa Ana residents. You do not need to have insurance or COVID-19 symptoms to be tested.

Park testing hours are 12:30 to 7 p.m. The dates and locations for upcoming park visits are:

The Power of One Foundation (POOF), in partnership with the City of Santa Ana, is offering free drive-through food distribution on Saturday, October 17, 2020, at Calvary Chapel in Santa Ana.

The City of Santa Ana also will be providing free COVID-19 testing at the location. No insurance is required and you don’t need to have COVID-19 symptoms to get a test.

The City of Santa Ana is happy to announce that the park playgrounds and fitness zones are now open for the public to enjoy.

Park playgrounds and fitness zones were closed in March due to COVID-19. The amenities reopened following State-mandated safety guidelines.

If you thought masks weren’t cool in Orange County, think again.

All of Orange County’s 34 mayors have teamed up to send a message to residents, businesses and visitors: “Mask up to open up OC!”

The Santa Ana CARES Utility Assistance Grant provides up to $500 for Santa Ana households impacted by COVID-19 that require assistance toward meeting their financial obligations related to eligible past-due utility bills.

Residents must certify that their financial need is a result of COVID-19 and that they require assistance to pay their eligible, past-due utility bills.

How to Qualify:
• Be a Santa Ana resident
• Demonstrate an economic need as a result of COVID-19
• Have a past-due utility bill

Eligible Utilities:

The Santa Ana CARES pandemic assistance program provides a variety of grants to help local businesses affected by COVID-19.

The COVID-19 Small Business Incentive Program provides up to $5,000 for Santa Ana businesses with 5 or fewer employees, including the owners. The grant is used as a reimbursement for eligible business expenses.

The Small Business and Non-Profit Grant provides up to $10,000 for Santa Ana businesses and non-profit organizations with 25 or fewer full-time equivalent employees.

Tenants who can’t pay their rent because of COVID-19 continue to have protections against eviction.