The COVID-19 pandemic has changed everything about how we live our lives, and that’s no different for the Tustin Police Department and its community policing programs. For example, take Neighborhood Watch. Traditionally, Neighborhood Watch groups in Tustin would hold occasional meetings in driveways, cul-de-sacs, or community rooms with representatives from the police department informing residents about crime and other issues such as graffiti, homelessness, traffic, and parking. Because the pandemic makes face-to-face meetings practically impossible, the department’s Community Relations division has been utilizing Zoom videoconferencing technology to host virtual meetings and is increasing its social media outreach through apps like…