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West Nile Virus in Mosquito Confirmed in Irving |
 | City of Irving Budget Outlook Sound; Leadership Continues to Increase Productivity, Results for Residents While some government entities are struggling due to economic hardships, the City of Irving’s budget outlook is sound due to strong economic development initiatives, increased operational efficiencies and progressive management of resources. |
 | City Works to Bring Additional Commuter Rail Line to Irving To provide residents with a north-south mass transit option, Irving has partnered with several area cities to conduct a study that could bring a commuter train through Irving on the Burlington Northern Santa Fe (BNSF) rail line. |
 | Irving Code Enforcement Initiatives Produce Visible Results Additional improvements have been made to Irving’s aesthetic appeal through the enforcement of stricter code guidelines for businesses and residential properties. |
 | City Council Prohibits Hand-Held Phone Use in School Zones Beginning Aug.1 In an effort to provide additional safety to Irving children, the City Council unanimously approved guidelines that will prohibit the use of cell phones while driving in school zones. |
 | Improvements to Irving's Curb Appeal Begin to Show Results Much progress has been made regarding enhancements to Irving's gateways and corridors, following the adoption of the study by the City Council in February 2007. |
 | New Pet Registration Guidelines Began June 1 On June 1, the new pet registration guidelines went into effect. Irving residents will need to begin registering any cat or dog over the age of 4 months. |
 | Fire Department Provides Vial of L.I.F.E. Kits to Seniors The Irving Fire Department is offering Vial of L.I.F.E. Kits free of charge as a public service to residents age 60 and older. |
 | Supplies for Success Make a difference in a child’s life through the Supplies for Success drive. |
