Santa Ana Streets to Know: Upcoming Closures and Events (Jan 23-29)

Planning your week in Santa Ana? Stay ahead of the game with this detailed guide to street closures and permitted events happening from January 23 to 29. Whether you're commuting, exploring, or attending local happenings, this update will help you navigate the city with ease.

Key Street Closures

Several streets in Santa Ana will be temporarily closed to accommodate construction, maintenance, and special events. Here’s what you need to know:

• Main Street Closure: Main Street between 1st and 4th Avenue will be closed for road repairs from January 25 to 27. Detours will be in place, so plan your route accordingly.
• Bristol Street Construction: A section of Bristol Street near the South Coast Plaza will be under construction from January 23 to 29. Expect delays during peak hours.
• 5th Avenue Partial Closure: 5th Avenue will have limited access due to a community event on January 28. Traffic will be redirected to adjacent streets.

Permitted Events

Santa Ana is buzzing with activities this week! Check out these exciting events that may impact traffic and parking:

1. Santa Ana Winter Festival: Happening on January 27 at Centennial Park. Enjoy live music, food trucks, and family-friendly activities. Street parking will be limited, so consider carpooling or using public transit.
2. Farmers Market: The weekly Farmers Market returns on January 26 at 3rd Street. Expect increased foot traffic and temporary roadblocks in the area.
3. Art Walk Santa Ana: A celebration of local art and culture on January 28. Several downtown streets will be closed to vehicles to create a pedestrian-friendly environment.

Tips for Navigating Santa Ana This Week

• Check real-time traffic updates using apps like Google Maps or Waze.
• Arrive early to events to secure parking and avoid congestion.
• Consider alternative transportation options like biking or ridesharing.

What Do You Think?

• Do you think street closures for events are worth the inconvenience?
• Should the city invest more in public transit to reduce traffic during events?
• How do you feel about road repairs being scheduled during peak hours?
• Are community events like the Winter Festival essential for local culture, or do they create unnecessary disruptions?

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