Civic Issues
Topics getting the most attention in Tustin public meetings, ranked by how frequently they are discussed.
6 issues in parks rec with medium priority
Frontier Park Disc Golf Safety Concerns
A local resident brought up serious safety hazards at Frontier Park, where an overlapping disc golf course has led to multiple people getting struck by flying discs, urging the city to relocate the course or install better barriers.
Strategic Priorities and Program Expansion
Commissioners are updating their long-term goals to include more community engagement, diverse art mediums, and potential future projects like underpass murals.
Interactive Public Art Story Map Launch
The city launched a brand-new digital story map that lets residents easily tour all 25 public art pieces across Tustin online or on their phones. Staff created the tool to make local art more accessible and engaging.
Bark Barracks Dog Park Temporary Closure
Heavy use at Bark Barracks dog park has left the grass sparse in the large dog area, prompting city staff to look into temporary annual closures for overseeding and turf renovation. While closing the park temporarily will be inconvenient, it will ensure healthier grass year-round.
2026 Historic and Cultural Resources Advisor Work Program
The commission reviewed past preservation accomplishments and approved the 2026 work program, which includes educational tours, website updates, and plaque nominations.
Pilot Tustin Community Support Grants Program
The council approved a new pilot community grant program funded at $55,000 to be administered in partnership with the Tustin Community Foundation.