The City of Irving’s Utility Payment website accepts Discover, MasterCard and VISA debit / credit cards, as well as e-Checks. Your account number and the service address for the account are required for online one-time and recurring utility bill payments. Pay Your Water Bill Online
Irving has implemented time-of-day water restrictions to promote better water use habits and conserve Irving’s water supply. Such restrictions make it a violation of city ordinance to water between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. from April 1 through Oct. 31.
Time of Day Restrictions Effective April 1 to Oct. 31Read On...
The City of Irving is recruiting the best and brightest, and the city is paying $3,000 to all new full-time employees - $5,000 for mission-critical positions - hired by Nov. 30. Read on...
The city is aware of a mailer sent to residents from a third-party company offering water service line protection. Residents should know that the City of Irving does not endorse, nor is it associated with, any insurance or warranty companies. Read on...
The Water Utilities Department is responsible for ensuring that Irving residents have access to safe and clean drinking water at a reasonable volume and cost. The department is charged with safely collecting and disposing of sewage water.
Other duties include constructing and maintaining city water lines, sewage lines, water pumps and associated facilities.
Department Divisions
The Water Utilities Department works to manage water resources in the region and educate the community regarding water conservation and use. It is comprised of nine divisions:
The State of Texas has designated Irving as a Superior Public Water System, the highest rating given by the state.
Mission
The mission of the Water Utilities Department is to deliver exceptional services in the distribution of high quality drinking water and the safe disposal of sewage while protecting the health and environment of our residents, businesses and visitors.