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Notice Mustang Park Rec Center Temporarily Closed Read On... City Hall Open for Limited Business Read On...

City Employees Respond to Winter Storm

Hundreds of city employees worked to help Irving residents and businesses during the winter storm in mid-February. Read on...
Housing, Food, Other Emergency Assistance for Residents

The City of Irving encourages residents to access community resources for help finding food, shelter and other services during an emergency. Call 211 to be connected with a variety of needs and referrals for service from the Texas DSHS. Read on...
Free Disposal March 20-21 at Landfill for Residents

Solid Waste Services announced it will open the Hunter Ferrell Landfill, 110 E. Hunter Ferrell Road, 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., daily, March 20-21 for residents only to dispose of waste, including construction materials, free of charge. Read on...
How to Contact City for Water-, Sewer-Related Problems

Irving’s water supply continues to be safe and reliable, and the City of Irving did not issue a boil water notice as a result of last week’s winter weather. Read on...
Public Hearings Scheduled to Consider New Zoning Land Use Tables

The City's Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing 7 p.m. March 1 to discuss the new proposed Residential and Nonresidential Land Use Tables. Read on...
Dallas County Launches New COVID-19 Vaccine Registration Hotline

Dallas County is announcing a new COVID-19 Vaccine Registration Hotline phone number, 1-855-IMMUNE9, (855) 466-8639. Registration assistance is available in English and Spanish. Read on...
Take State’s Damage Collection Survey Online or Phone

Governor Abbott announced that the Texas Division of Emergency Management (TDEM) and Texas Military Department have launched a call center to assist residents in completing the state’s winter weather damage survey. Read on...
SBA Offering Low-Interest Disaster Loans from the Winter Weather

The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) is offering low-interest disaster loans to non-farm businesses of all sizes, private nonprofits, homeowners and renters who were affected by the winter storm that began Feb. 11. Read on...
West Library Entry Repairs Begin Feb. 26

Opened in April 2011, West Irving Library gets its fair share of use, and that will require attention to its maintenance needs over the next few months. Work begins Feb. 26. Read on...
Survey Crews Begin ADA Project Feb. 24

Beginning in early March, small surveying crews, contracted by the City of Irving, will begin surveying sidewalks for updating the city's required ADA transition report. The surveying will take approximately six weeks to complete. Read on...
Properly Retire Old Flags

When the Irving Fire Department (IFD) needed a safe and secure method for residents to drop off their old flags for proper retirement, the Fedex Corp. came to their aid. Read on...
State Launches Interactive Vaccine Provider Locations Map

The Texas Division of Emergency Management and Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS) have partnered to provide an interactive Texas vaccine provider availability and locations map. Read on...
Watch the 2021 State Of The City Address

Irving Mayor Rick Stopfer addressed the city virtually on Jan. 14 with the 40th Annual State of the City event. Enjoy this full presentation, courtesy of ICTN. Read on...
"Faces of COVID" Exhibit Extended Through March 1

The COVID-19 pandemic has claimed the lives of more than 1,700 people in Dallas County, many of whom lived in Irving. The “Faces of COVID” exhibit is a chance for Irving families and loved ones to honor the departed. The exhibit is open until March 1. Read on...
Irving Neighborhood Cookbook Now Online

The digital Irving Neighborhood Cookbook is here! The city's Communications Department collected all submitted recipes and created the digital cookbook as a way for all Irving neighbors to connect with each other. Read on...
City of Irving Recognized by EPA for Renewable Energy Efforts

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recognized the City of Irving at the Jan. 14 City Council Work Session meeting for the city’s commitment to doubling the use of renewable energy to 100% by 2023. Read on...

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February 2021

Mon Feb. 1 - Sun Feb. 28

In the Arts Center's Galleries
Fri Feb. 26

ONLINE CLASS: Stretch and Tone I
Fri Feb. 26

ONLINE CLASS: Stretch and Tone II
Fri Feb. 26

Online Class: Ms. Destiny's Homeschool Survivor Games.
Fri Feb. 26

Online Class: Low Impact Aerobics

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Coronavirus

City Employees Respond to Winter Storm

Housing, Food, Other Emergency Assistance for Residents

Free Disposal March 20-21 at Landfill for Residents

How to Contact City for Water-, Sewer-Related Problems

Public Hearings Scheduled to Consider New Zoning Land Use Tables

Dallas County Launches New COVID-19 Vaccine Registration Hotline

Take State’s Damage Collection Survey Online or Phone

SBA Offering Low-Interest Disaster Loans from the Winter Weather

West Library Entry Repairs Begin Feb. 26

Survey Crews Begin ADA Project Feb. 24

Properly Retire Old Flags

State Launches Interactive Vaccine Provider Locations Map

Watch the 2021 State Of The City Address

"Faces of COVID" Exhibit Extended Through March 1

Irving Neighborhood Cookbook Now Online

City of Irving Recognized by EPA for Renewable Energy Efforts

Take the Texas Winter Weather Damage Survey

Housing, Food, Other Emergency Assistance for Residents

February 2021

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Feb. 11 Council Meeting

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