After more than a year of research and conversations with city staff, Council, our community partners and the Tustin community, we are thrilled to begin rolling out the city’s new community brand.
The application process of the “Gorilla-Snot” began on December 2, 2023, and is now 100% complete. An expedited remediation plan of the site is being developed by the U.S. Navy and remains to be of the highest priority. Read on...
STATUS OF HANGAR FIRE: After the past 48 hours of no detectable hot spots within the hangar perimeter, tonight the IMT tonight decared the fire officially out. Read on...
The Orange County All-Hazards Incident Management Team (OC AHIMT) announced today that the final hotspot at the Navy Hangar site has been fully extinguished. Read on...
Crews continued to search out hot spots throughout the day and extinguish the remaining deep-seated hot spot within the debris pile. Daily, the Tustin PD utilizes their infrared (IR) drone search for any remains hot spots within the debris pile. Read on...
Changes are being made to the Daily Progression Map and mitigation teams are actively working through residential areas. A door flyer will be passed out with a QR code. Scan the code for instructions on how to sign up for an appointment. Read on...
STATUS OF TUSTIN UNIFIED SCHOOLS:
The detection & mitigation crews have not only been busy in residential areas; they have also been working to clear TUSD campuses as well. Read on...
Although there are no longer any visible flames or smoke seen from the hangar site, Infrared (IR) drone flights are still showing a couple small spots of heat coming from deep within the debris pile on the floor of the hangar. Read on...
More Certified Asbestos Consultant (CAC) crews are arriving to reinforce the six hundred workers already present. The focus of these inspections will begin at the neighborhoods closest to the fire. Read on...
RESIDENTIAL UNVERIFIED DEBRIS INVESTIGATION AND MITIGATION:
On Wednesday, Certified Asbestos Consultant’s (CACs) & Asbestos mitigation contractors started exterior (front and back yard) inspections within the residential communities closest to the hangar Read on...
FIRE SUPRESSION / DECONSTRUCTION OF THE HANGAR: Work has resumed after the wind event to extinguish all remaining hotspots of the hangar fire. Read on...
The National Weather Service is forecasting high winds for the Tustin area to continue through Tuesday. Despite the high winds, there has been no visible smoke or debris being carried away from the site. Read on...
CURRENT SITUATION: The City of Tustin, U.S. Navy, Air Quality Management District (AQMD), and Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) have 33 air monitoring & sampling units throughout the area. Read on...
Air monitoring and sampling locations have been set up surrounding the North Hangar Fire incident to provide the Incident Management Team real-time information on Particulate Matter (PM) in the air. Read on...
CURRENT SITUATION: The hanger has approximately 80 feet of the western facing wall still standing, and the fire continues to slowly consume the framework of the structure. Read on...
CURRENT SITUATION: The hanger now has approximately 30-50 feet of the western-facing wall still standing. Drone flights conducted this morning revealed no heavy smoke or flare-ups at the hangar site. Read on...
CURRENT SITUATION: Detection and cleanup crews continue to be deployed into neighborhoods around the hangar site. If you have hangar debris in your area, please report it on the city’s webpage https://tustinca.org. Read on...
The Council met today, Nov. 10, 2023, in an emergency meeting. The Council voted 4-0 to authorize approval of a cooperative agreement to implement an emergency response related to the Tustin North Hangar fire with the U.S. Department of the Navy. Read on...
The City of Tustin continues to coordinate with local, state & federal partners to monitor & respond to the Tustin Hangar Fire. To better coordinate response and needs within the Tustin community, the City has activated our Emergency Operations Center. Read on...
Firefighters continue to monitor the fire at the Tustin Hangar to ensure that it remains in its current footprint. Residence and businesses in the surrounding area will see smoke and debris for a period of time. Read on...
In the early morning hours of November 7, 2023, the Orange County Fire Authority and Tustin Police Department received notification of a fire at the North Hangar near near Valencia Avenue and Armstrong Road. Read on...
Confluent Senior Living and MorningStar Senior Living have entered into an Exclusive Negotiating Agreement (ENA) with the City of Tustin to lead the development of MorningStar at Tustin Legacy. Read on...
In the coming months, the City will be introducing a new format for water bills. The new format was created to provide our residents and businesses with an easy-to-read informative utility bill. Read on...
Orange County Water District pipeline construction is scheduled to start on Monday 7/24 at the intersection of Prospect Ave. and Beneta Way. Read on...
Crews are planning to demolish the concrete barrier along both sides of the SR-55 bridge over Edinger Ave for freeway improvements. Edinger under the freeway will be closed weeknights from 9 p.m.-5 a.m., beginning July 24 & continuing for up to 3 weeks. Read on...
The application process of the “Gorilla-Snot” began on December 2, 2023, and is now 100% complete. An expedited remediation plan of the site is being developed by the U.S. Navy and remains to be of the highest priority. Read on...
STATUS OF HANGAR FIRE: After the past 48 hours of no detectable hot spots within the hangar perimeter, tonight the IMT tonight decared the fire officially out. Read on...
The Orange County All-Hazards Incident Management Team (OC AHIMT) announced today that the final hotspot at the Navy Hangar site has been fully extinguished. Read on...
Crews continued to search out hot spots throughout the day and extinguish the remaining deep-seated hot spot within the debris pile. Daily, the Tustin PD utilizes their infrared (IR) drone search for any remains hot spots within the debris pile. Read on...
