Renegade Trail Run and Local Events in Tustin
Community events in Tustin cover a Renegade Summer Trail Run at Cedar Grove Park with barbecue or T shirt options and proceeds to WeROCK, a Father's Day celebration at The District at Tustin Legacy, a Toastmasters gathering at OCFA Center, a Father’s Day Luncheon at the Senior Center, a library book club at 345 E Main, a Christian Women’s Connection luncheon at Tustin Ranch Golf Club, and a Tustin High School Dance Team car wash to support their program with a $5 donation.
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Cedar Grove Park
Werock
Pioneer Road
Dad
Tustin Legacy
Park Ave
Tustinchamber.org
Toastmasters International
Smedley Chapter 1
Orange County Fire Authority
Tustin
OCFA
Fire Authority
Irvine
Smedieyclub.org
City of
Santa Ana
Tustin High School
Albertsons
Newport Ave
THS
Tustin Plans Bocce Courts at Pepper Tree Park
Tony Coco, a longtime bocce player, helped champion a plan to build two bocce courts at Pepper Tree Park in Tustin. The project, funded by HUD Community Development Block Grants, will cost about 76000 dollars, with design and construction slated for fall opening later this year. The courts will feature oyster shell and decomposed material surfacing, wooden boundaries, sidewalks, benches, ADA compliance, and an alcove for snacks.
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Tony Coco
Tucson
Ariz
Tustin
Peppertree Park
David Wilson
Parks and Recreation Services
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Wilson
Irvine
Fountain Valley
Coco
HUD
Courts Fundraising via Bocce Games in Tustin Considered
Discussion explores using bocce games as fundraising events to support charitable causes in Tustin. Proposed plans aim to show how court activities could generate community support and financial backing for local initiatives.
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Tustin
Tustin budget projects higher sales tax revenue and new city programs
The draft budget shows sales tax up from 21.1 to 22 million and property tax from 7.8 to 8 million, with total spending at 122.8 million and a 22 percent reserve. Mayor Pro Tem Puckett notes positive outlook as police, parks, and public works seek upgrades and new programs, including COMPSTAT, enhanced training, a skating area, transit expansion, and software upgrades. The plan will be revised after council feedback ahead of the July 1 start of the new fiscal year.
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Parker
Chuck Puckett
Tustin
Scott Jordan
Compstat
Jordan
Parks and Recreation
California
David Wilson
Pinetree Park
Department of Public Works
Edinger Road
Community Development Department
Finance Department
Council
Tustin Unified holds second hearing on funds use
The Tustin Unified School District Board of Education conducted the second of two public hearings on Tier II funds for academic programs across grades. No residents spoke. The board may approve up to 6.7 million for Lenovo laptops that convert to tablets for teachers and students at Orchard Hills School in Irvine on July 9.
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Tustin Unified
Board of Education
Lenovo
Orchard Hills School
Culver Drive
Irvine
Tustin upgrades boost capacity with new tanks and road work
A $10.8 million upgrade adds two side by side tanks on Foothill Boulevard near Newport and a major road project extending Tustin Ranch Road through the Legacy area. One tank will be buried, the other partially, as demolition of the old reservoir concluded in 2011 and construction began in 2012. The project, on track for October completion, includes storm drains, an Edinger Avenue overpass, rail deck work, and landscaping. Fire Station 37 moves to Kensington Park Drive Edinger with a three bay, two company facility for eight firefighters.
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Foothill Boulevard
Newport Avenue
Tustin Ranch
Marine Corps Air Base
Edinger Avenue
Sta
Tion 37
Kensington Park Drive
Justina Willicam
Scott Reekstin
Irvine Boulevard
Fairfield Inns
Edinger
North Tustin Avenue
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Tommy
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