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Trash, Recycle Bag Prices Increase

Effective Oct. 1, the price of trash and recycling bags sold by the City of Irving will increase due to higher production costs. The price increases are a result of increasing resin costs from the material supplier of the city’s bag vendor. Read on...
ICTN Premiers New 'Irving In Depth' Show Oct. 12

Have you ever seen “Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders: Making the Team?” You can thank ICTN for the concept. Read on...
Fun and Fright Returns for Eerie Irving Oct. 30

Looking for things that go bump in the night? Come out to Eerie Irving Oct. 30 from 5 to 10 p.m. at Trinity View Park. Irving Parks and Recreation has invited the city’s ghouls, ghosts and not-so-scary monsters to thrill, shock and entertain. Read on...
Traffic Signal Battery Backup Program Keeps Drivers, Emergency Services Safe on Irving Roads

During the February winter storms, Irving’s Traffic and Transportation Department used proactive measures to keep hazardous road conditions to a minimum thanks to the Traffic Operations Center (TOC) and the traffic signal battery backup system. Read on...
Irving City Council Adopts Annual Budget

On Sept. 16, Irving City Council adopted the Fiscal Year 2021-2022 (FY22) budget with a tax rate of $0.5941/$100 valuation, which marks the eighth year in a row that the City of Irving’s property tax rate has remained the same. Read on...
National Drug Take Back Day is Oct. 23

Oct. 23 is National Prescription Drug Take Back Day. Irving residents can dispose of unused or expired prescriptions from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. that day in the parking lot at 305 N. O’Connor Road and 6800 N. MacArthur Blvd. (Medical City Las Colinas). Read on...
Early Voting Runs Oct. 18-29; Election Day is Nov. 2

Early voting in the 2021 Constitutional Amendment and Joint Election runs Oct. 18-29. Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 2. Read on...
It's a Bug's Life

Join the Think Green Team Oct. 26 at West Irving Library to learn about the insects found locally in your neighborhood and the diversity right outside your door. Read on...
Join American Red Cross Blood Drive at Irving Arts Center Oct. 28

The American Red Cross will accept blood donations Oct. 28 from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at the Irving Arts Center, 3333 North MacArthur Blvd. Read on...
Parkland Hospital Hosts Free Flu Vaccine Drive Oct. 21

Parkland Hospital will host a flu vaccine drive Thursday, Oct. 21 from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Irving Health Center, 1800 N. Britain Road. Read on...
Trick-or-Treating Safety Tips

Popular trick-or-treating hours are 5:30 to 9:30 p.m., so be especially alert for children during those hours. Read on...
ICTN Plans Future Programming - Take the Survey

Help ICTN understand what videos and programs are important by taking a short survey. Read on...
Irving Boulevard Construction Begins Nov. 15

The 1-mile Irving Heritage District project between Sowers Road and Strickland Plaza aims to reenergize the downtown center. Phase 1 begins Nov. 15. Read on...
October Features Big Dog Adoptions

Adopt a life-long companion during the care campus' Petflix adoption event. All Irving dogs 40 pounds and up are free during the month of October at the Irving Animal Care Campus. Read on...
Traffic Alert: Irving Drivers will be Impacted by Coppell's Belt Line Road Project

Beginning Monday, Oct. 18, the City of Coppell will start a multiyear reconstruction of Belt Line Road. This project is expected to impact traffic on Belt Line near the Irving-Coppell border, as well as IH-635 and nearby streets. Read on...
Grab a Little STEAMers Backpack from the Library

Geared to ages 3 to 6, these customized backpacks offer interactive education in the form of books, games and other activities that focus on specific learning concepts. Read on...
Pollution Prevention: Only Rain Down the Drain

In order to keep the creeks and rivers flowing clean and clear, the only thing that belongs in the storm drain is rain. Blowing or dumping yard waste into a nearby storm drain can have a catastrophic effect on both water quality and quantity. Read on...
Volunteers Make KIB's 2021 Trash Bash a Success

A total of 350 volunteers of all ages came out to T.W. Richardson Grove Park on Sept. 25 to help pick up litter and keep it out of the nearby Trinity River at the KIB 30th Annual Trash Bash. Read on...
City Hall Building Repairs Continue

In preparation of painting City Hall, 825 W. Irving Blvd., and the adjacent parking garage, repairs to the exterior walls of each building are required. Read on...
Heritage Park Will Bring New Energy to South Irving

Heritage Park will set the vibe for the Irving Heritage District. The redeveloped space incorporates new features and technology while maintaining the park’s historic integrity. Read on...
Irving Neighborhood Associations Foster Community Spirit

Neighborhood associations build stronger neighbor relationships, advocate for positive change in the area and establish an organized voice in city government. Read on...
Learn How to Toss Like a Boss

Irving Solid Waste Services Director Travis Switzer discusses the city's recycling program. Read on...
Irving Ranked #2 Most Culturally Diverse City in U.S.

The Dallas Morning News reports the City of Irving is the second most culturally diverse city in the country. The report cites a study from personal finance website Finder. Read on...
2021 Road to the Future Progress Report – Maintenance Operations Only

Members of City Council's Transportation and Natural Resources Committee heard an update from the Traffic and Transportation Department, Street Division, regarding the annual Summer Asphalt Overlay Program, as part of the Road to the Future program. Read on...
Delays Continue for Brush/Bulky Waste, Recycling Collections

The City of Irving Solid Waste Services Department is experiencing a staffing shortage that has impacted recycling, brush and bulky collection service. Read on...

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