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Notice Utility Payment Systems Closed Aug. 28-Sept. 2 Read On...

2020 Census Address Canvassing in Irving

There is a lady at your front door saying she is with the 2020 Census, but the Census count takes place March through June of 2020. What is going on? She may be an Address Canvasser! Read on...
Live Comedy to End the Week

The City of Irving’s comedy show, Laughs by the Lake, returns for another evening of jokes and outdoor entertainment at 7 p.m. Aug. 23 at Levy Event Plaza, 501 E. Las Colinas Blvd. Read on...
Electronic, In Person Utility Payment Systems to Close Starting Aug. 28

City of Irving Customer Service offices and all electronic utility payment systems will be offline from 5:30 p.m. Aug. 28 through Sept. 2 for a system upgrade. Read on...
FY 2019-20 Budget Documents Ready for Review

Residents can review the proposed City of Irving Fiscal Year (FY) 2019-20 budget. The Irving City Council's Budget Retreat is set for Aug. 21-22. Read on...
The Results are In: View Accomplishments from the Past Fiscal Year

As presented at the Irving City Council Budget Retreat, here's a look at some of the results and accomplishments from the past fiscal year. Read on...
Let the Play Begin! Irving Golf Club Opens Aug. 31

The Irving Golf Club, 2000 E. Shady Grove Road, opens 7:30 a.m. Aug. 31 at 2000 E. Shady Grove Road. Read on...
Heritage Park Restoration and Expansion Project

Following resident input, Irving city staff has completed architectural designs for an improved and expanded 32-year-old Heritage Park. Read on...
City of Irving Warns of Drinking Water Scam on Facebook

Several Irving residents have phoned to say they saw a Facebook post that claimed Irving’s water quality was bad. The post listed a number to call to receive water testing. This is a scam. Read on...
Proper Grease and Oil Disposal

The majority of sanitary sewer overflows are due to grease buildup from homes and apartments. Help prevent costly sewer overflows by following a few simple steps. Read on...
A Unique Approach to Policing

In Irving, a special dog named Ritter works for the Police Department and helps fight crime in a very quiet way. Read on...
Modified August Schedule for Seasonal Pools

Whether its lap swimming, water aerobics or just plain fun in the sun, residents can participate in a variety of programs offered through the Aquatics Division. Before the summer fun is over, enjoy what Irving aquatics has to offer. Read on...
Elementary School Students After-School Program

Registration for the upcoming After-School Program will continue at area recreation centers as space permits. Read on...
School Zone Safety Reminders

To enhance child safety, residents are reminded the use of cellphones while driving in active Irving school zones is prohibited. Motorists cannot engage in calls by talking, dialing or listening on a hand-held mobile device. Read on...
Youth 360 Civic Academy Introduces Students to Government Leaders

Area high school students are invited to register for the new Irving Youth 360 Academy which introduces residents to the operations of our city government. Application deadline is 5 p.m. Aug. 23. Applicants must be a resident of Irving. Read on...
Volunteers Needed for City Boards, Commissions

Interested in serving on a board, committee or a commission? Visit Board Application to submit an application or pick one up from the City Secretary’s Office at City Hall, 825 W. Irving Blvd. Read on...
Pedestrian Bridge Removal over Delaware Creek at Canyon Oaks Drive

On Aug. 6, the pedestrian bridge over Delaware Creek connecting Canyon Oaks Drive with the public green space between Delaware Creek and Sunnybrook Drive will be removed. Read on...
Irving Merges Operations Center into Traffic Signal Communication Network

The City of Irving Traffic Signal Division completed construction of its new traffic operations center, which is the nucleus of its Advanced Traffic Management System. Read on...
Budget Input Opportunities

Residents are invited to provide input on the Fiscal Year (FY) 2019-20 budget to help shape the future of the City of Irving. Below are a few of the public input opportunities available to Irving residents. Read on...