Crime & Safety
Mayor and Police Chief of Tustin urge community to stay calm
Tustin city officials recommend following the directives of health and other agencies during COVID-19 crisis
View this post on InstagramThe @tustinpolice #Chief Stu Greenberg and #Mayor Dr. Allan Bernstein implored #residents to continue caring for each other, to stay #calm, and to follow guidelines from federal, state, and local #health and other agencies.
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In a video released Tuesday, March 24, Tustin Police Chief Stu Greenberg and Mayor Dr. Allan Bernstein implored residents to continue caring for each other, to stay calm, and to follow guidelines from federal, state, and local health and other agencies.
Continue to practice social distancing, Greenberg and Bernstein said — your actions could save lives — be kind and considerate to others, and check on seniors and other vulnerable members of the community, the two said.
Greenberg said the TPD is working around the clock to ensure the safety of the community and that the agency has made some procedural changes to continue doing its job in the safest possible way.
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“Remember, we are ‘Tustin Strong,'” Bernstein said in the video.
