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14th Annual
This is a free, public event featuring a craft beer garden, vendor booths, food, and entertainment.
This is a free, public event featuring a craft beer garden, vendor booths, food, and entertainment.
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LOCATION: Riverview Parkway and Town Center Parkway
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Santee Street Fair and Craft Beer Festival
SAVE THE DATE: Saturday, May 28th, 2022
LOCATION: Riverview Parkway and Town Center Parkway
VENDORS
Santee Street Fair and Craft Beer Festival
VENDORS // Register Now: SanteeChamber.com
SAVE THE DATE: Saturday, May 28th, 2022
14th Annual
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Bryan Koci
Santee School District - 619.701.5751
Jim Peasley
9625 Mission Gorge Road, Suite B2-315 Santee, CA 92071 619.449.1515 SanteeChamber.com
Daniel Buksa, Chair Elect Mission Realty – 619.368.8371
The UPS Store - 619.249.6657
Curtis Anderson Salon Thrive - 619.888.8407
2022 Office Staff
2022 Chamber Directors
City of Santee - 619.258.4100 ext 223
Richard Hatcher
Susie Parks, 1st Vice Chair Coffee Corner - 619.368.5525
Bobbie Jo Lewis, Secretary/Treasurer Walmart – 619.823.5618
2022 Chamber Officers
California Coast Credit Union - 619.889.5981
Allegiance Heating & Air Conditioning619.244.4584
Padre Dam Municipal Water DistrictBarbara619.443.7460Ryan
Sarah Wood
Kristen Dare JennaeCEO Gonzalez Office HeatherManagerBury-Charpentier Communications Coordinator Bethany RetentionTinaBookkeeperCookFirestoneSpecialist @SanteeChamber @SanteeChamber @SanteeChamber @SanteeChamber
Melissa Dombo, Chair of the Board Raceway Electric & Solar – 619.596.1918
Whissel Realty - 619.244.0339
James Sly
Kristine Costa Waste Management – 619.322.5083
Darcy Fagerwold, Past Chair Expressions Dance & Movement Center 619.490.7000
East County Economic Development Council Pam619.729.1413White
Greg Gagnon
Mike Aiken, 2nd Vice Chair Carlton Oaks Golf – 619.540.3295
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2022 is off and running and I am so excited to see where this year takes us. After many postponements, cutbacks, canceled events and more, it's so delightful to see this year show signs of promise as doors are reopening and new doors swing open I never knew existed. There are many wonderful community events to look forward to (see page 35 for some of our recommendations) but a personal favorite of mine is the annual Santee Street Fair. After a two-year hiatus, we are thrilled to be hosting this event again, offering the largest community event in town. Be sure to check out more details on page 2.
As we reflect on those 'new doors' that have opened, there have been literal cases of this with new businesses popping up around the city. Since March of 2020, there have been over 200 new business licenses filed for at City Hall. That’s over 200 people who entered this pandemic with quite the admirable mindset. True, many were probably already in process and had no choice to continue, but among those, I am happy to announce not ONE has opened and then had to close their doors. Among those have been well over 2 dozen that have joined the chamber, learning more about us and who we are. So, for those who need it, let me reintroduce ourselves!
The Santee Chamber is:
A Convener of Leaders and Influencers. We represent business to government for positive results. We regularly represent legislative advocacy and champion policy initiatives that advance the region’s economic climate, quality of life and support our business community.
A Champion for a Stronger Community. We are the local voice of business and it is our duty to elevate our regional strengths and identity. We help businesses prosper by providing the information and resources they need to grow and expand, thus strengthening economic development and promoting community enhancement.
If your business, or a business you know, can benefit from these things, we are here, door wide open. In fact, check out page 33 on where that door will soon be located!
HELLO SANTEE !
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- Kristen Dare, ACE Santee Chamber of Commerce, CEO
Jim Peasley
Bryan Koci
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A Catalyst for business growth. We connect your business and promote you locally by providing networking and visibility opportunities and supplying business resources; we connect existing and new business members to the people, information and opportunities they seek to be successful in their profession.
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Chair of the Santee Chamber of Commerce, I feel blessed with the connections I have made. These owners and representatives I have joined with are hardworking, community-loving people. They are not only my “neighbors”, many are now my friends. As Santee business owners and locals we share so much in common and I truly value the energy of these working relationships.
While we all know the importance of shopping local—the Santee Chamber of Commerce will continue to discuss and promote local businesses and highlight the good in our community. Although the last two years were a challenge, I'd like to say thank you for your continued support of Santee commerce and the Santee Chamber.
Santee Chamber of Commerce, 2022 Chair
It has been quite a year — make that two.
Please continue your unwavering loyalty to shop local. I see it all the time. I see you. I see the personal recommendations of your favorite businesses on social media. I see support for new businesses with posts, photos, and reviews. This community is truly one-of-a-kind. Thank you for the inspiration and support— onward and upward and shop Santee!
Like many others, my husband and I own a small business in Santee. We can honestly say we have received more value out of our involvement with the Santee Chamber than we have put in. The comradery amongst business owners has grown stronger as we all faced new challenges these past two years. From knowledge-sharing to empathy, to discussing employees' needs, upskilling, and safety measures—real growth while presented with tough Assituations.theappointed
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Looking ahead this year, the Chamber of Commerce is working diligently on planning events and building on value to our members and our community. Be on the lookout for upcoming events posted on social media and the website (SanteeChamber.com). Watch for three more issues of this publication, The Santee Magazine (you are reading 1 of 4 planned for this year).
Thank you 2022 CircleChairman'sMembers
My husband and I grew up in Santee. We chose to stay and raise our children here. It is the birthplace of our second-generation family electrical business; started in a Santee garage by my father-in-law. The value of connections and working relationships was something my Dad instilled in me. He was a previous Santee Chamber Director and served with The Lions Club, Rotary, and Boys and Girls Club. I have seen the good that comes from being active in the community in which I live.
The Santee Chamber of Commerce will celebrate its 67th anniversary this year. That is 67 years of advocating for local business. The entrepreneurial spirit found amongst my fellow members is inspiring and they keep showing up. This. Organization. Is. A. Gem.
- Melissa Dombo
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Kristen’s Menu Favorite: The 4 Scoop Sampler with at least one scoop being coffee ice cream (since I’m still working my way through their MANY flavor options!)
{9862 Mission Gorge Road, Suite B}
Fun Fact: (Something I absolutely love about them!) They are one of the few businesses open 24-hours in East County!
Fun Fact: They also have ice cream on their menu!
Kristen’s Menu Favorite: A chocolate bar for me, a bearclaw for my husband, and maple bars for our Honorablekids!Mentions for other donut treats: Honey Donuts, Pink Donuts, Bagel & Donut Bar
Originally named Zona’s Donuts back in the 1960s, Mary’s Donuts has become a town staple and notable favorite among many. Just as iconic is Mary herself! Mrs. Hennessy can still be found most mornings at her shop, reading the paper and chatting with guests.
Fun Fact: Handel’s does catering and has fundraising opportunities!
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Honorable Mentions for other cold treats: Baskin-Robbins, Cold Stone Creamery, Dairy Queen, Go Get Yogurt, Penguin Yogurt
A special edition to our town, this ice cream store opened officially at the end of last July after much anticipation from the locals! This project was extra special as another chamber member completed the construction on the building, TDT Construction. A special thanks to our cover models and 92071 royalty, Miss Santee Althea Valdez and Miss Teen Santee Ainsley Anderson.
Honorable Mentions for other cookie and pastry treats: Baklava King, Nat’s Sweets
Crumbl Cookies
One of our newest sweet spots in town, Crumbl came in right in time for the holidays, opening this past November in the heart of Trolley Square. Owners Cody and Adrianne Fowkes have jumped right into this community, proving to be as sweet as the treats they offer in their store. Their menu is small but mighty and I love their many options for obtaining their goodies! In store, curbside pick up, or delivery (for a fee).
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Mary’s Donuts {8959 Carlton Hills Blvd.}
Handel’s Homemade Ice Cream {8980 Carlton Hills Blvd.}
Kristen’s Menu Favorite: The classic Milk Chocolate Chip is my go-to but I was pleasantly surprised at the Cornbread Cookie!
Santee has a sweet tooth and I couldn’t be happier about it! We have always had a great selection of great eateries, but it’s hard to ignore the influx of dessert-esque businesses who have planted their flag in our zip code. As a membership-based business organization, we have several of these folks as members and thought we’d share a few about them. Donuts
{Carlton Hills Blvd.}
This sweet shop in town just celebrated 10 years in business last month! Owned and operated by mother/daughter duo, Ann Montgomery and Yvette Nolta, they have a rotating menu of flavors with a few staples always offered. They take custom orders and often cater weddings and other large events, some as far away as Las Vegas!
The Cupcake Store
“A simple thank you seems so inadequate,” said Anne Montgomery, co-owner of The Cupcake Store, talking to customers who have been supporting her familyowned business during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Fun Fact: They offer vegan, gluten-free, glutenfree/dairy-free, and sugar free options everyday! They even have options for your fur-babies! Kristen’s Menu Favorite: Carrot but hoping to get in while they offer their Taco Shop flavor (yes, you read that right!).
Honorable Mentions for other baked treats: Eccentric International Chefs, Nothing Bundt Cakes
Handel's Ice Cream
With all these amazing, sweet stops around town, we can’t help but be excited!
But Santee is known for much more than delicious desserts (I mean, don’t get me started on the amount of chicken options we have!). As new places pop up, the Santee Chamber encourages you to stay up to date on all food and beverage businesses in town and continue to dine locally.
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In fact, the City of Santee wants you to do the same! They’ve even createdaninteractivemapforresidentsandvisitorstousetohelpfind thebestplacestoeat,drink,dineandgettakeoutordelivery.Visitthe map online by going to: bit.ly/SanteeEats or by scanning the QR code withyourphone!
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– Kristen Dare Santee Chamber of Commerce, CEO
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2. Effective immediately, businesses and multi-family properties are required to recycle all organics, including food scraps.
What do I need to do?
What Goes in the Organics Container: What Goes in the Recycling Container: What Goes in the Trash Container: DO NOT INCLUDE: NO LOOSE PLASTIC BAGS NO SERVEWARE/UTENSILS NO PLASTIC CONTAINERS NO FOAM CONTAINERS NO HAZARDOUS WASTE DO NOT INCLUDE: NO LOOSE PLASTIC BAGS NO FOAM CONTAINERS NO CLOTHING, FURNITURE, CARPETNOHAZARDOUS WASTE FOOD WASTE & FOOD SOILED PAPER PLASTIC BOTTLES & CONTAINERS GARDEN HOSE YARD WASTE FOOD & BEVERAGE CANS BROKEN CERAMIC DISHES & POTS GLASS BOTTLES & CONTAINERS CANDY, SNACK & FOOD WRAPPERS FOOD & CARTONSBEVERAGE CHIP BAGS PAPER DIAPERSFLATTENED CARDBOARD & PAPERBOARD FOAM CONTAINERS Place organics materials directly into your organics cart - don’t bag your organics materials. For a free organics site evaluation for businesses and multi-family properties, please contact customer service at (619) 596-5100. Place recyclables directly into your recycling cart - don’t bag your recyclables. DO NOT INCLUDE: NO ORGANICS/RECYCLABLES NO HAZARDOUS WASTE NO ELECTRONICS NO BATTERIES, TIRES OR PAINT NO FLAMMABLE MATERIAL
SB - New Statewide Mandatory Organic Waste Collection Regulation
Place recyclables directly into your recycling cart - don’t bag your recyclables. DO NOT INCLUDE: NO ORGANICS/RECYCLABLES NO HAZARDOUS WASTE NO ELECTRONICS NO BATTERIES, TIRES OR PAINT NO FLAMMABLE MATERIAL
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free organics site evaluation for businesses and
SB 1383 - New Statewide Mandatory Organic Waste Collection Regulation
For a multi-family please contact customer service at (619) 596-5100.
What is the new law?
1. Effective immediately, residents are required to recycle food scraps with yard trimmings in existing green waste container.
2. Effective immediately, businesses and multi-family properties are required to recycle all organics, including food scraps.
The California State Legislature passed Senate Bill 1383 (SB 1383) which requires cities and counties to reduce organic waste disposal by 75% by 2025. Beginning January 1, 2022, all California residents, businesses, and multifamily complexes will be required to separate food waste and yard waste from their trash and recycle in a separate organics cart.
3. Continue to Recycle Right - see the Guide below.
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What do I need to do?
3. Continue to Recycle Right - see the Guide below.
The California State Legislature passed Senate Bill 1383 (SB 1383) which requires cities and counties to reduce organic waste disposal by 75% by 2025. Beginning January 1, 2022, all California residents, businesses, and multifamily complexes will be required to separate food waste and yard waste from their trash and recycle in a separate organics cart.
1. Effective immediately, residents are required to recycle food scraps with yard trimmings in existing green waste container.
What is the new law?
What Goes in the Organics Container: What Goes in the Recycling Container: What Goes in the Trash Container: DO NOT INCLUDE: NO LOOSE PLASTIC BAGS NO SERVEWARE/UTENSILS NO PLASTIC CONTAINERS NO FOAM CONTAINERS NO HAZARDOUS WASTE DO NOT INCLUDE: NO LOOSE PLASTIC BAGS NO FOAM CONTAINERS NO CLOTHING, FURNITURE, CARPETNOHAZARDOUS WASTE FOOD WASTE & FOOD SOILED PAPER PLASTIC BOTTLES & CONTAINERS GARDEN HOSE YARD WASTE FOOD & BEVERAGE CANS BROKEN CERAMIC DISHES & POTS GLASS BOTTLES & CONTAINERS CANDY, SNACK & FOOD WRAPPERS FOOD & CARTONSBEVERAGE CHIP BAGS PAPER DIAPERSFLATTENED CARDBOARD & PAPERBOARD FOAM CONTAINERS Place organics materials directly into your organics cart - don’t bag your organics materials.
Did you know that Expressions Dance offers more than just great dance classes? While students at Expressions can choose from over 100 weekly classes, they also develop their interests and talents through our competitive teams, intensive tracks, and leadership development programs. There’s something for everyone at EDMC!
Expressions: More than Just Great Dance
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ECBC and Performing Groups are held in June.
At Expressions, our students are learning more than just dance skills, they are learning life lessons. Starting at the age of 10, students can apply to enter our Teaching Assistant Program and enroll in weekly Leadership classes. These students give back by helping younger students on their dance journey, assisting with studio events, and serving in the community. We know that dancers are both athletes and artists and that it takes focus and commitment to balance devotion to the arts and schoolwork. That’s why EDMC is proud to host both a Junior and a Secondary chapter of the National Honor Society for Dance Arts, which recognizes dancers for their commitment to the arts, excellent grades, and community service. At Expressions, we are empowering the future, one class at a time!
Expressions Dance & Movement Center Advertorial
East County Ballet Conservatory(ECBC) is a rigorous dance education and training program designed for serious students who desire to take their ballet training to the next level, prepare for future studies in a college or university setting, or a professional career in dance. Students in this program just completed their first annual fulllength ballet production, Cinderella, which was held on March 10th and 11th at the Joan B. Kroc Theatre. They will also perform with Moscow Ballet’s Great Russian Nutcracker in December. EDMC’s Performing Groups are for dancers who want to receive additional training and performance opportunities. Participation builds self-confidence and personal responsibility through teamwork, high level dance training, and community involvement. These groups perform annually at Disneyland, competitions, festivals, and community events. Annual auditions for
On December 2nd, the Santee Chamber hosted their 33rd Annual Taste of Santee as they celebrated an opportunity to taste the area's premier food and beverage offerings from local restaurants and shops. This yearly tradition brings our community together to help Santee businesses give back to residents in need during the holiday season.
BusinessMixers
Alan Thompson, Santee Historical Society
Pepper Farm Deli Staff
Darlene Fenn, Susie Parks and Kristen Dare
Daniel Buksa & Kristen Dare at Mission Realty
After 5 Mixers are best suited for those that can’t make our morning mixers.
SOCIALIZING SANTEE
Taste of Santee
Our East County Young Professionals hosted their first networking event at Jimmy’s of Santee. Take a look at our event calendar to keep up to date and attend the events that sound the most interesting to you!
Ribbon Cuttings
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The Santee Chamber has held numerous ribbon cuttings for new businesses opening up. We are excited to celebrate more successful businesses throughout the year!
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Hi, I’m John Olsen, a longtime resident and business advocate of Santee. As an active member of the Santee Chamber I often showcase upcoming development projects and events around town. Be sure to follow me for more on Facebook.com/SanteeUpdate
Mission Realty Group 619-855-1151 • TheSanteeGuy.com DRE#01374369
The Santee Ravens have been a part of the East County community since 2009, but, this year, the Ravens’ cheer teams stole the spotlight at the national level! At the Jamz Cheer & Dance National competition in Las Vegas, the PeeWee and Junior Varsity (JV) teams took first place! The JV team also won Grand Champions of their division! Melissa McDuffee, the Ravens Cheer Director of 10 years, said, “It was so hard on the girls to have their season canceled and miss out on cheering due to COVID, but to come back this year and win, we are so proud! It’s a good feeling to come back full-swing[...].” Congratulations, ladies! Your drive and passion to succeed at this level has made Santee proud!
If brunch is your favorite meal of the day, then get excited! The Broken Yolk Cafe is coming to Santee Trolley Center. The Broken Yolk Cafe has been known for their great selection of wonderful food and quality service since 1979. They are most well known for their signature benedicts and full size mimosas.
Real Estate Highlight
You may have heard that we are in a seller’s market, but that really only matters if you take advantage of it! Many homeowners are selling their homes at prices magnitudes higher than they purchased it, and they are using that money to pre-retire, pay off debts, and check off bucket list items! Just this past month, I helped a seller of a 1960’s 3 bedroom/2 bathroom home of less than 1100 square feet close on the sale of their property for $810,000.
The high demand for homes means that you get to customize your selling experience. You can list as is, renovate/update to get a higher sale price, or sell fast for cash now. They say timing is everything, so if you’ve considered selling your home to resize or relocate, or just to cash out while the getting is good, now could be a great time. Call me to see if selling sooner rather than later makes sense for you. 619.855.1151
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Business really started booming after their feature on Man vs. Food in 2009, and they have 10 new locations coming on the scene in 2022 alone! Be on the lookout for the Santee location grand opening this summer! Broken Yolk, we welcome you with full hearts and empty stomachs!
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We extend a heartfelt thank you to our families, staff, students and community partners for their support in ensuring every student was offered a path to academic success through unparalleled times. Together, we are stronger! Santee School District Board of Education
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Why did you start the Mission Foundation and what is the purpose of the Mission Foundation?
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From a young age, my Dad instilled in me to have a servant's heart. My Dad is a Vietnam Veteran and helps run local Veterans halls (VFWs). He would always try to find an elderly veteran in need. And me and my brother were always the volunteers that were there to help. He had us painting homes, doing yard work, helping people move, doing garage sales, or any other random thing to help a Veteran in need. What I took from that is, the whole trick to life is to always look for ways to help people solve problems or get through challenging times. In return we have been blessed and the community has given back to me tenfold. I thank my Dad all the time for getting me involved in philanthropy from a young age.
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You have been in Santee your whole life, what makes Santee so special to you? Santee is very different from other communities throughout San Diego County. It is a great place to raise a family and has a hometown feel. We are known for having some of the highest rated schools. We have amazing community leaders. And in time of need, very few communities get together and have each other’s backs like Santee. There is something to say about how people who are raised and grew up here never leave and raise their families here.
Over the past couple of years we have been involved in running or assisting in hundreds of charity events. Some of the events include charity for local sports teams, Pop Warner football, little league baseball, multiple high school sports. We have financially assisted families going through major health challenges, hosted PTSA meetings for multiple Santee Schools, put on Father/Daughter Dances for local elementary schools when it’s difficult financially to have them on campus, and helped with local Veterans in times of need… just about anyone who approaches us with a local family in need. What we found is with all the money we have raised over the years, we could get more of the community and local business involved if we had a foundation where we could get donations from the community and be able to give tax benefits for those who contribute. We are always looking for ideas to help in the community. So if anyone is interested in volunteering, we always need help!
– Kristen Dare Santee Chamber of Commerce, CEO
You are constanly giving back to our community, why is this so important to you?
Why do you find it important to "Shop Santee" and support our local businesses?
Being born and raised in Santee, I see that our community is our family. By helping local small businesses and shopping locally, it helps our community thrive. Especially during the pandemic, I saw how important it was to help support Santee small businesses. These businesses are our neighbors and friends trying to support their families, and by shopping locally we are helping our Santee family in a big way.
“ I see that our community is our family.”
Email Us: SanteeTV@cityofsanteeca.gov
SanteeTV is the City of Santee’s first Public, Educational & Governmental Access channel, also known as PEG. This award winning channel will keep you connected to your local government and keep you up-to-date on all things Santee. We live-stream Santee City Council meetings, as well as other public meetings, such as SPARC and COMPOC. We also air breaking news, public service announcements, special events, seasonal activities, park overviews, community information, local highlights, trivia games, how-to videos, and much more! Tune in to SanteeTV 24 hours a day, 7 days a week on AT&T channel 99 or Cox channel 117 to view all the great things going on in the Santee community. You can also live stream view videos on demand right on the City’s website www.CityofSanteeCA.gov
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For More Information: SanteeSpecialEvents.com and (619) 258-4100 x222
Thursdays, June 9-August 18 (except June 30), 5506:30-8:00pmParkCenter Dr.
Hop Down the Bunny Trail at Santee Trolley Square Amphitheatre
Saturday, April 9, 10:00am - 1:00pm 9884 Mission Gorge Rd.
special events
Stay tuned for the final line up. Live music, food trucks & more!
April 1
Saturday, October 22 • 5:30-9:30 p.m. 550 Park Center Dr.
Fundraiser supporting People, Parks, and Programs Food & Beverage Samples • Live Music Giving Trees & Opportunity Drawings
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Check out our Jr Camp Leader opportunities for teens, ages 15-17 at SanteeRec.com
47/5-7/8Daily Deals$50 per day
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88/1-8/5Padres Game$195 week
*Non Santee resident’s fee is an additional $15 per weekly rate and $5 per daily rate Multi-familyDiscountsMember For full weekly registrations only. $20 off second child, $30 off each additional child. Still have questions? Contact Community Services at (619) 258-4100 ext. 222 or go online at SanteeRec.com
6/9 & 10Daily Deals$50 per day
Partial Week Registration (Not available online)
57/11-7/15Sesame Place$195 week
Days: Monday-Friday (Week 4-no camp July 4)
New Camper Special $20
2 6/20-6/24Santee Lakes $195 week
Weekly camp activity schedules are posted online at SanteeRec.com and provided by Friday of prior week. Tuesdays are field trip days and Wednesdays are swim days (subject to change). Activities vary daily.
Non-field trip days $50 per day Field trip days $60 per day Camp Day
Maximum 3 days per week, must register for minimum of 2 days per week to attend field trip.
SANTEE SUMMER CAMPS
36/27-7/1Ice Skating$195 week
Your Kids Their Summer • Our Camps
Craft projects, sports, games, art creations, weekly swim sessions at the City of Santee Aquatics Center, a camp T-shirt (one per camper annually).
Low participant to staff ratios create a safe, well supervised experience and a personal connection with each camper. Staff are youth and teen program experienced, background checked, first aid and CPR certified.
X-Factor campers will be in a camp specifically designed for their age group which includes traditional camp activities plus walking field trips, outdoor recreation and field trip privileges.
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16/13-6/17La Jolla Shores$195 week
7 7/25-7/29Bowling & Boardwalk$195 week
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Youth entering Grades 1-4 Campers will enjoy their summer full of fun, friends and adventure! Campers are engaged in structured, supervised activities throughout each day, creating memories that will last a lifetime.
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Youth entering Grades 5-9 (up to age 15)
98/8-8/12 Back to School Bash (no field trip) $195 week
8/15 & 16Daily Deals$50 per day
Time: 7:00am-6:00pm
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2. Attend the City of Santee’s Free Community Clean-Up and Paper Shredding Event on Saturday, May 14th! Santee residents may drop off up to five (5) banker boxes of paper for shred and unwanted items such as appliances, electronics, mattresses, furniture, and tree limbs at City Hall from 8 am-12 pm on May 14th.https://www.cityofsanteeca.gov/home
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1. Can’t make it to the City’s Free Community Clean Up day? If you are a single-family residential WM customer with curbside collection, contact Waste Management for a free bulk item pick up! Residential customers are allowed up to (4) bulk items per year, 6 items each time. Contact Customer Service at (619) 596-5100 home.wm.com/santee
5. Schedule maintenance on your refrigeration equipment to ensure your equipment is running at optimal levels. Contact Courtesy Refrigeration for a free maintenance quote at (619) 232-1096 http://courtesyrefrigeration.com/
4. Trim up those overgrown trees around your yard with Perpetual Tree Care services. They can assist with trimming, pruning and removal of your foliage. Call (619) 596-0990 for a free estimate! https://perpetualtreecareinc.com/
3. Unclog your drains and garbage disposal with Steve’s Plumbing.
The new residents of the Carlton Oaks Country Club and Resort will also provide much needed year-round patronage and help contribute to the resort’s long-term We’resustainability.early
The collaboration with Lennar will enable the Club to provide improved on-site amenities, including a new redesigned 18hole golf course, upgraded boutique hotel with cottages, new practice areas, improved
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about the future of Carlton Oaks and look forward to continuing to serve the Santee community.
in the City’s review process and are still working to refine the plans; we encourage you to get involved with us. We’ve created a website so the community can learn more, submit questions and be part of the conversation. Visit www.CarltonOaksinfo. com to learn more. As we proceed through the City’s review process, the website will be a valuable resource to stay informed and get the We’refacts.excited
While golf courses around San Diego County continue to be lost to redevelopment, we believe that the Club is a valuable community resource that is important to preserve. Escalating operational and maintenance costs combined with decreasing rounds and revenue lead us to explore opportunities to save the course. We are working with Lennar Homes to create the vision for the new “Carlton Oaks Country Club and Resort” – a vibrant and integrated resort experience with enhanced recreational and residential opportunities.
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tournament hall, learning center, pool, and restaurant. These changes will help Carlton Oaks be competitive with country clubs in the local region.
tips and other important information on Twitter. Customers can follow Cox at @coxcalifornia.
residential customers and business customers like Cox that it will be implementing a Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS). In the event of a PSPS, Cox services may be interrupted in a neighborhood where power will be shut off.
• Cox app - Check on outages, stay up to date with text alerts and manage your account.
While we all know the importance of shopping local—the Santee Chamber of Commerce will continue to discuss and promote local businesses and highlight the good in our communitY.
Download Cox apps before a wildfire or PSPS occurs
For more helpful information and tips, visit cox.com/CaliforniaAssist
TIPS TO STAY PREPARED AND CONNECTED DURING A WILDFIRE, NATURAL DISASTERS INFO@SANTEECHAMBER.COM SANTEECHAMBER.COM WANT TO ADVERTISE IN THIS MAGAZINE AND REACH EVERY HOME AND BUSINESS IN SANTEE? REVIEW DEADLINES AND RATES ONLINE NOW OR CALL OR EMAIL US TODAY! 619.449.1515
For Southern California residents, preparing and protecting your home or business in the event of a wildfire is a daily reality.
• Cox Voice Everywhere app - We recommend Cox Voice customers keep corded landlines and a fully charged backup battery for phone modems in case of emergency. To purchase your battery, call 855-324-7700 or visit your Cox store.
Get updates via Cox’s Twitter handle In the event of a PSPS, wildfire or natural disaster, Cox will post service outage updates,
Wildfire season now begins earlier and ends later than in years past, so Cox prepares all year long, reviewing its business continuity plan and running through mock wildfire events so employees in all facets of its operations will be prepared and know their role and responsibilities during a natural disaster.
There are also some things Cox customers can do to better prepare for an unexpected event like a wildfire or Public Safety Power Shutoff.
• Cox Contour app - Cox TV customers can access the latest news and weather and stream favorites to their mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets.
Portable generators may prolong your services In the event your power goes out, a generator may prolong your services if your Cox service location still has power. Check your generator's owner’s manual for details on power capacity and safe operation.
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Most cordless home phones require electricity and won’t work in an outage. In addition, power is needed for telephone equipment and Cox’s network to be accessed. During an emergency, if Cox’s network is operating during a power outage, make sure you have a charged backup battery to help ensure you can receive a Reverse 911 call. You can purchase a backup battery by calling 855-324-7700 or visiting the Cox Solutions Store in Santee, 9349 Mission Gorge Rd
The comradery amongst business owners has grown stronger as we all faced new challenges these past two years.
When strong winds and other weather conditions create an increased risk for wildfires, the local power company may notify its
Have a charged backup battery for your landline phone
During a wildfire or PSPS, Cox works closely with the power company and public safety agencies to monitor the situation and ensure the safety of its network and facilities to keep residential and business customers connected.
A top priority for Cox during a wildfire or other natural disaster is to keep customers connected so they can stay informed, check in with family and friends, and even access their shows and movies while away from home.
Completion of this program in 2025 will provide over 10 million gallons of purified water each day. Program details are available at www.eastcountyawp.com.
One of Padre Dam's key initiatives in 2022 is ensuring a reliable water supply into the future and the East County Advanced Water Purification Program is helping achieve this.
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in addition to this important water supply program, Padre Dam is working on the development of our next Five Year Strategic Business Plan for Fiscal Years 2023-2027. This Plan is the key planning document ensuring the District is maintaining and improving our systems that allow us to continue providing high quality services to our customers on a daily basis. The District will host community meetings in the spring of this year to share details about the new plan and gather input from the community.
Visit www.padredam.org for updates on the District's Five Year Strategic Business Plan and other District news.
One of Padre Dam's key initiatives in 2022 is ensuring a reliable water supply into the future and the East County Advanced Water Purification Program is helping achieve this. The East County AWP Program is a regional water and wastewater solution for East County. It is is a collaborative partnership between Padre Dam, the County of San Diego, City of El Cajon and Helix Water District to provide East County residents with a secure water supply while enhancing and diversifying the entire region’s water supply. This important new supply progressed another step closer to reality in 2021 with approval of Progressive Design Build Agreements approved by the East County AWP Joint Powers Authority. The JPA is thrilled at the prospect of this Program starting construction in summer/fall of 2022. Completion of this program in 2025 will provide over 10 million gallons of purified water each day. Program details are available at www.eastcountyawp.com.
The East County AWP Program is a regional water and wastewater solution for East County. it is a collaborative partnership between Padre Dam, the County of San Diego, City of El Cajon and Helix Water District to provide East County residents with a secure water supply while enhancing and diversifying the entire region’s water supply.
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This important new supply progressed another step closer to reality in 2021 with approval of Progressive Design Build Agreements approved by the East County AWP Joint Powers Authority. The JPA is thrilled at the prospect of this Program starting construction in summer/fall of 2022.
In addition to this important water supply program, Padre Dam is working on the development of our next Five Year Strategic Business Plan for Fiscal Years 2023-2027. This Plan is the key planning document ensuring the District is maintaining and improving our systems that allow us to continue providing high quality services to our customers on a daily basis. The District will host community meetings in the spring of this year to share details about the new plan and gather input from the community. Visit www.padredam.org for updates on the District's Five Year Strategic Business Plan and other District news.
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The Government Affairs Committee receives reports from representatives of elected officials, reviews potential impact on businesses, and recommends action, when needed, to the Chamber Board of Directors. Meetings are held the third Monday of the month (except on holidays) at Santee City Hall, Building 7, 10601 Magnolia Avenue at 8:30am. All current members of the Santee Chamber are welcome to attend.
Regular Board meetings are held the first and third Tuesday of the month (except where noted), at 6:00 pm, in the Educational Resource Center, 9619 Cuyamaca, Santee. Email Lisa Arreola, Executive Assistant to the Board and Superintendent, if you have any questions.
County of San Diego
City Council meetings are open public meetings where Council makes local laws, policies, and basic decisions relating to the City. The Council holds regular meetings on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays in January through October and on the second Wednesday in November and December, beginning at 6:30 pm. Meetings are held in the City Council Chambers located at Santee City Hall, 10601 Magnolia Avenue. For further information, call the City Clerk at (619) 258-4100 ext. 114.
Governing Board Meetings are currently being held live in-person following the current Public Health guidelines at the time of each meeting at the following location: Grossmont High School Event Center Theatre, 1100 Murray Drive El Cajon, CA 92020. Regular Meetings are held once a month, with the exception of the month of August, when no Regular Meeting is scheduled. Closed (Not Public) Session begins at 4:00 p.m. (unless otherwise indicated).Open/Public Session begins at 6:00 p.m.
The regular meetings of the Board of Directors are held on a quarterly basis on the third Thursday in the months of February, May, August and November at 2:00 pm, at Padre Dam Municipal Water District’s Customer Service Center, 9300 Fanita Parkway, Santee, California.
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Join these meetings as a Chamber Member, local resident or business representative and have your voice heard, stay updated with decisions being made, and get to know your elected officials.
GET INVOLVED IN LOCAL G OVERNMENT AND ADVOCACY
Santee Chamber of Commerce - Government Affairs Committee
The Board of Supervisors meetings are held at the County Administration Center, 1600 Pacific Highway, Room 310, San Diego, CA 92101. A regular meeting of the Board is held at 9:00 am on Tuesday and 9:00 am on Wednesday of each week.
Joe Mackey • joe@xlstaffing.com • 619.579.0442CONSTRUCTION GeneralFarmers/CarpentersDrywall/StuccoSkilled/UnskilledLabor HOSPITALITY Greeters/Hosts Ticket Servers/SecurityCrowdTakers/Control INDUSTRIAL Forklift FabricatorsAssemblers/PackersMachineDriversOperators ADMINISTRATIVE TelemarketersDataCustomerReceptionists/ClerksServiceEntryOperators XL Staffing, Inc. is a complete staffing resource providing clerical, industrial, construction and hospitality associates for temporary, temp-to-hire, and direct hire openings. XL Staffing, Inc. delivers the results needed to help make your company successful. We offer experienced and tenured management and recruiting staff, an interactive interviewing and evaluation process of our temporary associates, and an unsurpassable dedication and commitment to fulfilling all of your staffing needs. We service San Diego County and surrounding areas with our headquarters in El Cajon. We offer placement of associates in the following positions:
Your résumé is the primary tool for communicating information about yourself to prospective employers. Résumés follow a fairly standard format, which include Header, Objective, Skills, Experience, and Education. The layout of your résumé will change depending on the amount of work experience you have, as well as your level of experience in the field for which you are applying. If you don’t have much experience in the specific career field you are applying for, it’s best to detail your past work experience and relate the skills required in your previous jobs to the new job.
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Preparing Your Resume
Skills: if you have limited experience, list your basic job skills. For the more experienced, include as many of the skills that are required for the job as possible, including computer skills, knowledge of specific business software, even specific tasks that you know the job will require.
Education: include full details on your education including degrees and awards received. include any relevant training classes for previous jobs.
Employment History or Work Experience: if you have experience, always include your most recent work experience at the top and include all relevant experience no matter how old. if you’ve had many job changes or short stints at jobs, be sure to explain why, but do not blame the job or previous employer.
The Objective or Qualifications Summary: Keep objective simple. Don’t write fluffy statements about your desire to change the world through this job. Try to convey why you should be hired—your desire, work ethic, etc. If you have solid qualifications for the job, list those instead.
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The Header should contain full name and all necessary contact information. Provide at least one phone number. if you have a cell phone, give that number. Be wary of any e-mail address or website URL you provide as you may be judged on the content of your website or the name on your e-mail address.
Do not lie, and do not stretch the truth. Have quality copies made from a fresh master copy. included below are explanations of each section of your résumé and a sample résumé outline.
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Needless to say, the Chamber is both proud and excited to announce that we will formally be taking up office space in this historical jewel in our town, and we look forward to welcoming the public to explore the space this spring. Check the Chamber’s website for more updates as they develop: www.SanteeChamber.com/News
The Edgemoor Barn is unique, absolutely, but it’s remained special through the efforts of an organization in town dedicated to its upkeep and committed to it being a home for Santee’s rich history: the Santee Historical Society. Throughout the pandemic, the Historical Society has been forced to offer limited access for the public to access the barn. With that, many challenges have ensued as it is a 100-percent volunteer run organization.
Visit the Santee Historical Museum in the Santee Barn on Magnolia Avenue. Check our website for Open Hours and Special Events
Authorized by the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966, the National Park Service’s National Register of Historic Places is part of a national program to coordinate and support public and private efforts to identify, evaluate, and protect America’s historic and archeological resources.
Chamber CEO, Kristen Dare, and Historical Society Board Member, Arli Wolfson, had a long working relationship with one another as they had been collaborating on projects since Dare’s onboarding at the Chamber back in 2014. With some quick re-introductions to the other board members of the Historical Society, it was an easy fit for each organization to see how they could benefit from partnering. The Chamber needed a forever home, and this Historical Society is charged with preserving the barn’s existence!
A Walk Back in Time with the Santee Historical Society
As the Historical Society was facing a decrease in help, the Santee Chamber of Commerce was simultaneously seeking a new office space to occupy in 2022. Through much of the pandemic, the Chamber staff had been working remotely and found themselves ready to be more accessible in the new year. It seemed like a great time for two long standing organizations to have a conversation about sharing resources!
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How many of you know of the Edgemoor Farm Dairy Barn, on Magnolia Avenue, here in town? It is Santee’s exclusive building listed on the National Register of Historic Placesthe official list of the Nation’s historic places worthy of preservation!
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He gave his time to the community with involvement in his roles in the Boys and Girls Club Foundation and the Santee-Lakeside Rotary for almost twenty years. He donated to countless youth organizations, sports teams, schools, churches and community projects throughout Santee and beyond. His giving attitude and commitment to the City of Santee and the entire East County region can be seen in a track record that spans decades.
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Eugene “Gene” Chubb has been a part of our East County community from the moment he was born in La Mesa. In 1948, Gene graduated from Grossmont High School and his family founded La Mesa Block Company. Gene then moved on to San Diego State University where he met Marvin Finch, owner of R.C.P. Company and who would eventually become his business partner.
It is with great sadness that we inform you of the passing of Gene in his Santee home on Thursday, February 3rd. Services are being planned and we send our heartfelt condolences to his wife, Susie, and his extended family.
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Gene was a beloved member of our community and will be dearly missed.
In Memoriam
Gene took a break from the company for a couple years starting in 1952 to serve in the United States Army during the Korean War. The merger of Gene and Marvin’s companies to form R.C.P. Block & Brick, Inc. occurred in 1966 and the company has grown to take its place as a leading manufacturer in San Diego and beyond. Gene has been recognized and has received awards from multiple organizations during his 68 years of involvement in the block industry.
Gene moved to Santee in 1969 and quickly delved into the community and watched it grow. He became involved in the Santee Chamber of Commerce and took positions in Chamber leadership for many years and remained involved with the Chamber even after his retirement. It was our pleasure to name him our Honorary Chairman of the 2016 Black Tie Gala.
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April 26th | 6pm Carlton Oaks Golf Club Santee Street Fair
April 7th | 6pm Sycuan Casino Resort Heroes Celebration
April 7th | 6pm Sycuan Casino Resort Heroes Celebration Tuesday, April 26th | 6pm Carlton Oaks Golf Club Santee Street Fair | TSM34 Business Awards Night
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Teen Center City Recreation 619.258.4100 x210
Street Lights City Development Services 619.258.4100 x168
Neighborhood Watch Santee Sheriff ’s Dept 619.956.4000 News (City) City Manager’s Office 619.258.4100 x223 Noise Control City Code Compliance 619.258.4100 x206 Ordinances City Clerk 619.258.4100 x114 Park Reservations City Recreation 619.258.4100 x222 Potholes City Public Services 619.258.4100 x304 Public Records City Clerk 619.258.4100 x114
Public Transportation Metropolitan Transit Systems 800.266.6883 Rattlesnakes Heartland Non-emergency Dispatch 619.441.1621
Traffic Accident Information Santee Sheriff ’s Dept. 619.956.4000
Trash Pickup Waste Management 619.596.5100
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Household Hazardous Waste Waste Management 619.596.5100 Insect, Mosquito & Rat Infestations County Vector Control 858.694.2888 Library Santee Public Library 619.448.1863
Animals (Dead on Public Property) City Public Services 619.258.4100 x304 Animals - Humane Society General Information 619.299.7012 Animals (Stray) San Diego Humane Society 619.243.3466 Barking Dogs Santee Sheriff ’s Dept 619.956.4000 Bees (Private Property) Information 411 Birth/Marriage/Death Certificates County Recorder’s Office 619.401.5700 Boys & Girls Club Boys & Girls Club 619.938.2582 Business Licenses City Finance 619.258.4100 x146 Chamber of Commerce Chamber of Commerce 619.449.1515 Child Care Referrals YMCA 800.481.2151 City Council Meetings City Clerk 619.258.4100 x114 Crime Prevention Santee Sheriff ’s Dept 619.956.4000 Disabled Services Independent Services 800.510.2020 Disaster Preparedness Fire Department 619.258.4100 x207 DMV (El Cajon) Dept. of Motor Vehicles 800.777.0133 Dump (Sycamore Landfill) San Diego Landfill Systems 619.449.4053 Elementary Schools Santee School District 619.258.2300 Employment City Human Resources 619.258.4100 x262 Events Info (Recorded Info) City Recreation 619.258.4100 x201 Fire Hydrants Padre Dam MWD 619.448.3111 Food Bank Santee Food Bank 619.448.2096 Garage Sales City Code Compliance 619.258.4100 x206 Graffiti City Public Services 619.258.4100 x304 High Schools Grossmont Union HSD 619.644.8000
Recreation Programs City Recreation 619.258.4100 x222 Recycling Information City Community Services 619.258.4100 x128 Santee Lakes Recreation Preserve Padre Dam MWD 619.596.3141
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