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Civic issues
Topics getting the most attention in Fullerton public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Hunt Library Branch Usage and Arts Programming
The board has been working on a new exhibit for the Hunt Library set to go on display in February 2027, and Parks & Recreation has been giving updates on the Hunt Branch. These items were on the September agenda and may have carried over to October, but no October record is available yet.
Fullerton Golf Course Operations and Watershed Management
City staff reviewed how Fullerton complies with federal and state clean water laws by managing urban runoff, cleaning catch basins, and inspecting construction sites to prevent pollution in local waterways.
Parks and Recreation Senior Programming Updates
Staff presented a detailed breakdown of the senior center budget, explaining shared costs like security and custodial services.
Pickleball Courts and Tennis Center Reservations
New pickleball courts at the Fullerton Tennis Center are opening with ribbon-cutting festivities and a reservation system priced at $10 per hour for residents and $14 for non-residents. Commissioners discussed whether drop-in play options should be incorporated to accommodate casual players.
Sports Complex Batting Cages Policy and Investment
City staff reinvested Brea Dam capital improvement funds into newly turfed batting cages at the Fullerton Sports Complex. To prevent commercial over-use and manage liability, staff proposed restricting access to permitted user groups during evenings and reservation-based access during daytime hours.