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City manager: OCTA-led Red Hill Avenue signalization near completion; synchronization expected by June 2025
Summary
Tustin's city manager reported the Orange County Transportation Authority is installing communications lines and will complete signal synchronization on the Red Hill Avenue corridor (28 intersections) with the city pushing to have timing implemented by June 2025.
The City Manager updated the council on the Red Hill Avenue traffic-signal synchronization project, which the Orange County Transportation Authority (OCTA) is leading across multiple jurisdictions including Tustin, Irvine and Costa Mesa.
According to the City Manager, installation of communication lines that will connect the 28 signalized intersections to the traffic control system is in the project's final phase. The next steps are programming and corridor synchronization. The city has been pressing OCTA to implement the synchronization and hopes the timing will be operational by June 2025, noting the agency has been behind schedule.
No formal action or funding decisions were taken at the meeting; the council acknowledged the update and expects staff to continue coordinating with OCTA on schedule and implementation.
