Civic Issues
Topics getting the most attention in Tustin public meetings, ranked by how frequently they are discussed.
5 issues in public safety with high priority
Tustin Police Department School Camera Access (Fusus MOU)
Residents raised strong concerns about privacy, surveillance, and potential ICE access regarding an agreement allowing police emergency access to Tustin Unified School District cameras. Council members defended the MOU as a vital safety measure during active shooter situations.
Navy North Hangar Emergency Termination
The city officially ended the local emergency for the North Hangar fire after cleanup was completed. While emergency status is lifted, officials are planning long-term futures for the 85-acre area.
E-Bike and Mobility Device Safety Regulations
Residents and urbanism advocates urged the city to fund and develop an Active Transportation Plan to improve bike and pedestrian safety, connect with regional networks, and unlock state grant funding.
Security Fencing and Freeway Access Prevention at Pasadena Avenue
The city proposed an 8-foot-high anti-climb fence at 15501 Pasadena Avenue to stop frequent trespassing, criminal activity, and dangerous pedestrian incursions onto the adjacent State Route 55 freeway.
Police Department Technology & Axon Agreement
The city approved a 10-year, $9.5 million agreement with Axon Enterprise to modernize police equipment, including body cameras, vehicle video systems, and AI-powered dispatch and records tools.