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Fullerton is a dynamic community with a rich heritage and a vibrant Downtown. An increase in new housing, high-density apartment living and an influx of developments helps Fullerton continue to grow and evolve while retaining its small town feel. A continued focus on education and a thriving economy makes Fullerton a great place to live, work and play.
Recreation Facilities
The City of Fullerton boasts 50 city parks, a museum, a cultural center, twolibraries, two senior centers, two community centers, two golf courses, a sports complex, several sportsfields, a golf driving range, a tennis center, anarboretum, Janet Evans Swim Complex, a skateboardpark, an equestrian center, 39 miles of recreationaltrails and approximately 200 acres of recreationalland in the Brea Dam Recreational Area.
Transportation
Fullerton’s ideal location and commitment to transportation over theyears has poised the community for continued economic growth. The Fullerton Transportation Center provides AMTRAK, MetroLink and bus transportation. Four major freeways surround Fullerton: State 91, Interstate 5, State 57 and State 55. For those who prefer air travel, the Fullerton Municipal Airport is a general aviation airport.
Population
135,672 residents
(California Department of Finance 2005)
Ethnic Diversity
(Census 2000)
48.74% White
30.17% Hispanic
15.98% Asian
4.00% Two or more
2.12% African-American
0.32% Native American
0.20% Native Hawaiian
0.19% Other
