The Tustin City Council is recognizing Diane and Gerry Aust for chairing the Tustin Public Schools Foundation’s 25th annual Dinosaur Dash at the city council meeting on Tuesday, November 17, at 7 p.m. at Tustin City Hall, 300 Centennial Way. Please join us that evening for the special presentation. Background Information After being in existence…
TUSTIN, CA, SEPTEMBER 21, 2015 – As part of the firm’s community and philanthropic efforts, 18 management, staff and family members of HMWC CPAs & Business Advisors (“HMWC”) volunteered on Saturday, September 19, 2015 to help clean-up the Upper Newport Bay Ecological Reserve as part of the statewide “California Coastal Cleanup Day.” The Newport Bay Conservancy…
The September Membership Breakfast has come and passed. Chair Jennifer Dougherty announced she would be moving to Georgia and would have to resign from her duties as Chair. Brian Penny has stepped in and become Tustin Chamber of Commerce’s new chair. As always we welcomed the Tustin Police Department to honor the Officer of the…
The Tustin Chamber of Commerce had a very busy week last week. We had 2 ribbon cuttings of our own, 1 City of Tustin ribbon cutting, a rededication for Temple Beth Shalom and Mimi Walter’s Cybersecurity and Identity Protection Forum. Monday U.S. Representative Mimi Walters (CA-45) hosted a Cybersecurity & Identity Protection Town Hall at…
This week many of our members participated in the National Night Out at the District. We would like to thank the Tustin Police Department for participating in this great event. This free event was a success and brought many families to out to strengthen police-community relationships. The OC Register has a great article that you…
TUSTIN – The Tustin Chamber of Commerce announced its business of the year awards during a casino gala that drew more than 75 guests Friday at Tustin Ranch Golf Club. Named Casino Royale, the James Bond-themed event featured a night of food, gaming, dancing and celebrating local businesses. Tickets were $75 and included specialty food…
TUSTIN – The City Council reviewed Tustin’s first two-year budget last week, with funds expected to be tight but balanced for the 2015-16 and 2016-17 fiscal years. “The city’s financial situation is in good standing,” City Manager Jeff Parker assured the council. Conditions have definitely improved since the end of the recession, Parker noted, with…
New Sergeant Matt Nunley addresses the crowd at the promotions ceremony with his daughter and son by his side. Photo by Police Services Officer Joseph Chiavatti. He arrived at work that first day in a suit because that’s what you wear when you want to impress the new bosses. Matt Nunley parked his Chevy truck…