Tustin Today: City Updates, Traffic Impacts, and Weekend Plans

City Updates for February

The City of Tustin has released its February community update, highlighting ongoing projects, upcoming meetings, and seasonal events. The update focuses on neighborhood improvements, public safety reminders, and ways residents can stay engaged through city programs and services.

City officials are also promoting continued participation in community events as winter schedules settle in. Several February meetings and activities are expected to draw residents to City Hall and Old Town.

Traffic Alert: Tustin Street Closures

Drivers should remain cautious following a crash earlier this week that damaged a utility pole and fire hydrant along Tustin Street. The incident caused temporary power issues and led to road closures between Lincoln Avenue and Santa Ana Canyon Road.

Utility crews completed repairs later the same day, but officials continue to urge drivers to stay alert in the area and follow posted traffic controls as final cleanup wraps up.

School District News

Enrollment for the 2026–27 school year is now open across the Tustin Unified School District. Families with incoming students are encouraged to begin the process early to ensure access to preferred programs and campuses.

The district is also preparing for upcoming non-student days and a February board meeting, as schools balance academic planning with mid-year activities.

Weekend and Community Events

The Old Town Saturday Farmers Market returns this weekend, continuing a popular weekly tradition for local residents. Shoppers can expect fresh produce, prepared foods, and a lively neighborhood atmosphere.

Looking ahead, a regular City Council meeting is scheduled later this month, offering residents another opportunity to stay informed on local decisions and initiatives.

Sources

https://www.tustinca.org/
https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/driver-flees-truck-hits-pole-192539591.html
https://www.tustin.k12.ca.us/
https://www.tustinca.org/