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TUSD highlights Measure J bond sale and outlines campus safety upgrades
Summary
Tustin Unified officials reported a strong bond sale tied to Measure J and described plans to use measure funds for school safety upgrades — including doorbell entry systems, visitor management and expanded live cameras — with construction spending beginning this fall and completion targeted by 2026.
The Tustin Unified School District board on Monday highlighted a successful bond sale tied to Measure J and outlined near-term safety upgrades for district campuses. District leaders said the community-approved Measure J will fund renovations and safety projects, with initial work expected this fall and most projects completed by 2026.
Superintendent Johnson, describing the March bond issuance, said the district received robust interest: "we had 11 bidders" and the winning…
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