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| Santee, incorporated December 1980, is entering its 29th year as a municipality. With a population of 56,000 and located in eastern San Diego County, Santee is the twelfth largest of San Diego County’s 18 cities. With approximately half of its land undeveloped, Santee is one of the few cities in the county with space to grow.
Since its incorporation, Santee has worked steadily to enhance the community’s quality of life. Toward that end, the City Council approved the Town Center Specific Plan, a 700-acre mixed-use development straddling the San Diego River. This project includes a high-tech office park, multi-family residential, open space, and a planned 55-acre community park for recreational activities. The San Diego Trolley has its eastern terminus in the Town Center and includes a major shopping center (Santee Trolley Square). Two new freeways, SR-52 and SR-125, have been extended into the City. In the undeveloped northern portion of Santee, encompassing almost 25% of the City, is an area known as Fanita Ranch. This 2600-acre site is envisioned as a significant master-planned community providing high quality recreation and residential living. The Santee School District and the Grossmont Union High School District rank among the best, having earned several local, state, and national awards for academic excellence. The schools also boast outstanding extracurricular activities from sports to fine arts. The area is home to the Grossmont Community College District, which boasts two award-winning community colleges, Grossmont and Cuyamaca. In addition, San Diego State University, University of California at San Diego and University of San Diego are close by. Nestled between gently rolling hills and located near several refreshing lakes, Santee offers the comfortable convenience of urban living with the serenity and safety of the country. A dedicated City Council and thoughtful City government have taken steps to preserve the community’s natural identity. Sound government practices and a strong financial base ensure a bright future for Santee. |
| City Government
The City of Santee is a General Law Municipality. There are 124 full time employees, in addition to part-time and contract employees who serve the City. Their focus is on public safety, planning and land use, public works, recreation, and economic development. The City’s law enforcement is contracted with the County of San Diego. Santee has one of the lowest crime rates among cities in San Diego County. |
| Parks
The City of Santee offers a number of parks for visitors to relax, play, exercise, learn and socialize. Conveniently located throughout the city, each park has its own distinctive character and environment. This guide highlights facilities, amenities and locations. |
| The City of Santee has eight diverse public parks that offer something for everyone. Athletic fields, open spaces, playgrounds and picnic areas are just a sample at what you will find in Santee’s park system.
Picnic shelters, athletic fields and civic center rooms are available for reservations for more information please call the Community Services Department at (619) 258-4100 ext. 222. Picnic shelters that are not reserved can be used on a first come, first-serve basis. Big Rock Park: 8125 Arlette Street Mast Park: 9125 Carlton Hills Blvd. Santee Aquatic Center: 10123 Riverwalk Drive Santee Mini-Park: 10445 Mission Gorge Road Shadow Hill Park: 9161 Shadow Hill Road Sky Ranch Park: 5850 Cala Lily Street Town Center Community Park: Riverwalk Drive and Cuyamaca West Hills Park: 8750 Mast Blvd. Woodglen Vista Park & Skate Pocket: 10250 Woodglen Vista Drive Other Local Recreation Areas: |
Cameron Family YMCA Goodan Ranch Mission Trails Regional Park Santee Lakes
