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Civic issues
Topics getting the most attention in Tustin public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Halloween Howl Relocation and Expansion
After 25 years at Columbus Tustin Recreation Center, Halloween Howl moves to the Tustin Library Courtyard with a police trunk-or-treat, inflatable maze, sensory room, and three food trucks. Parking is the main concern since the neighboring auditorium is a voting center.
Micro gallery donation to Arvida Book Company Foundation
A tiny art gallery box built by high school students now sits outside Arvida Books in Old Town, and the commission formally gave it to the Arvida Book Company Foundation to curate. It's like a little free library, but for art that stays put.
Tustin Legacy Park Sculpture Walk Call for Artists
The first juror is now on board for the Sculpture Walk, and seven artists have already applied through the Call for Artists, which closes December 31. Phase Two of the park — with three more sculpture spots — is headed to construction, with the park targeted for fall 2027.