Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Stacey Cuevas’s organization
Sep 24, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Investment Sub-Committee Meeting
The meeting included a review of the city's investment portfolio for the month of August, including a comprehensive overview of financial assets, market yields, and compliance with the investment policy statement. The committee discussed market catalysts, specifically the recent FOMC rate hike, inflationary pressures, and the impact of the bond market's volatility on the city's investment strategy. The committee also engaged in a question-and-answer session regarding future bond market trends, interest rate cycles, and the current economic outlook.
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The commission reviewed recent special events including concerts and movies in the park and discussed strategic priorities for the upcoming Tustin Tiller Days Festival, which will feature a pancake breakfast and a gateway sign unveiling. Additionally, the commission received updates on public art initiatives, such as the installation of planters and a functional art bench at the train station, and progress reports on city construction projects including Old Town Tustin improvements, Highlands School Park, Legacy Park, and the Youth Center playground redesign.
Sep 16, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Public Art Commission Meeting
The commission discussed and selected a geometric design for the functional art park bench project at the Metrolink station. They approved a design for planter boxes in Old Town, highlighting the involvement of local schools. Furthermore, the commission reviewed the draft call for artists for the sculpture walk project, addressing potential sales policies, artist loan duration preferences, and the process for appointing a juror.
Sep 15, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
City Council Special Closed Session And Regular Meeting
The City Council conducted a closed session regarding anticipated and existing litigation, as well as real property negotiations. In the regular session, the council approved a proclamation for Hunger Action Month, ratified payroll and demands, and updated the city's Conflict of Interest Code. Key actions included awarding a construction contract for the Armstrong Avenue Pedestrian Bridge and Neighborhood D-South Phase 2 projects, approving a development agreement for senior housing, and authorizing a real estate broker for the South Hangar site. The council also approved a housing authority annual report, a consultant services agreement for a civic center assessment, and the vacation of Enderle Center Drive. Additionally, they introduced development agreements for Mariners Church and renewed the Tustin Police Department's Military Equipment Use Policy.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
