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Notice ERCOT Asks Texans to Conserve Electricity Read On... City of Irving is Hiring Read On...

Delays Continue for Brush/Bulky Waste, Recycling Collections Through Summer

Irving Solid Waste Services is experiencing a very high level of demand for trash, recycling and brush and bulky waste collections. As a result, residents will continue to experience pick-up delays. Read on...
City Seeks Resident Input on FY 2021-22 Budget

Planning for the city’s Fiscal Year 2021-22 budget is underway, and residents have the opportunity to provide input on the budget during public hearings, as well as online. Resident comments can be made to the City Council on any aspect of the budget. Read on...
Save Money and Water: Register for Online Utility Portal

Irving utility billing customers are encouraged to sign up at MyIrvingBill.org. The portal allows customers to streamline the billing and payment process and provides access to several other features. Read on...
ERCOT Asks Texans to Conserve Electricity

The Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) is asking Texans to reduce electric use as much as possible through Friday, June 18. Forced generation outages combined with potential record electric use have resulted in tight grid conditions. Read on...
Shop Local This Summer, Support Irving Small Businesses

Supporting local businesses not only helps maintain a healthy, thriving economy, but also reinvests sales tax dollars back into the community. Read on...
Traffic Alert: SH 183 Closures in Irving This Week

TxDOT will close eastbound main and express lanes of SH 183, from Maryland Drive to Regal Ridge Parkway, 10 p.m. to 5 a.m., nightly from Tuesday, June 1 to Friday, June 4, as well as from midnight to 7 a.m., Saturday, June 5. Read on...
Register For Summer Art, Theater Camps

Choose your own adventure with a summer art or theater camp by registering today. Read on...
Homebound Texans Can Schedule Vaccination Shot

For homebound residents, the effort and stress involved in getting a COVID-19 vaccine can be overwhelming. The Texas Division of Emergency Management reminds all Texans that homebound residents can call to request a State Mobile Vaccination Team visit. Read on...
Summer Meals Return to Irving Public Library

Through the generosity of CitySquare Food, children ages 1-18 will be provided with meals during Irving Library's Summer Reading Challenge. No registration is required, but children must be present to receive a meal. Read on...
Irving to Hold First Olympic Day Celebration June 25-26

The Olympic Rings have made their way to Irving. On June 25 and 26, Irving will hold its first Olympic Day celebration, joining others around the world to commemorate the modern Olympic Games and the Tokyo 2020 summer Olympic Games. Read on...
Join the 'Irving Brings Back the Spark' Independence Day Parade

Irving's two-part Independence Day Celebration begins with the annual community parade on July 3, voted 'Best Community Event in Irving' for the past several years. Participation in the parade is free, and applications are being accepted through June 21. Read on...
Annual Supplies for Success Drive Starts June 14

New supplies needed include backpacks (no wheels), pencil boxes, headphones, notebook paper, washable markers (eight-count packages), crayons (24 count), small scissors, composition books and glue sticks. Read on...
Consider Employment Opportunities with the City of Irving

The City of Irving currently is seeking to fill multiple positions across the organization. Working for the City of Irving is a great opportunity for those seeking a career with competitive pay and benefits that is close to home and serves the community. Read on...
Rent, Mortgage, Homeless Assistance Programs Available

The City of Irving has several programs available to assist residents struggling to pay rent or mortgage, or who have become homeless. Answer a few simple questions to see if you qualify. Read on...
Welcome to the Renewed Georgia Farrow Rec Center

The Georgia Farrow Recreation Center, 530 Davis Drive, recently held a grand opening for the expanded and renovated facility. Read on...
Irving’s 2020 Water Quality Report Available Online

Data gathered from ongoing testing confirms Irving’s tap water is safe to drink, and it meets or exceeds all standards set by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Read on...