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Notice City Holiday: No Trash Collection July 4 Read On...

Supplies for Success Drive Runs Through July 22

For the past 16 years, the drive has collected and distributed school supplies to Irving Independent School District students from low-income families. Read on...
City Holiday/No Trash Collection July 4

In observance of Independence Day, there will be no residential trash, curbside recycling or brush collection on Monday, July 4. City facilities also will be closed. Read on...
Irving Brings Sparks and Stripes to Independence Day Celebration

The City of Irving will host its annual Independence Day celebration on Monday, July 4. The parade starts at 9 a.m. in the Heritage District; swing by Levy Event Plaza starting at 6 p.m. for live music and fireworks! Read on...
All Aboard for Art Adventures: 2022 Summer Art Camps

Registration is open for in-person art and theater summer camps for ages 4 to 16 at the Irving Arts Center. Read on...
Irving Welcomes Caterpillar, Builders FirstSource Global Headquarters to Las Colinas

Caterpillar, Builders FirstSource and TxOne Networks are making their move to Irving. Read on...
June 18 Runoff Election Unofficial Results

On June 18, Irving residents elected John Bloch to represent single-member District Place 1. Read on...
Free Second Saturdays at Irving Archives and Museum

On the second Saturday of each month in 2022, enjoy free admission for everyone, along with special programming. Read on...
City Hall Landscape Renovation Begins June 20

Crews will be removing sidewalks and other pavement areas, and various parking spaces will be closed for the staging of construction materials. Work is expected to be completed in the fall. Read on...
Irving Bike Plan Needs Your Input

A public input meeting is scheduled June 7 at 6 p.m. at Irving City Hall, 825 W. Irving Blvd., in the First Floor Council Conference Room to begin developing the City of Irving Bike Plan. Read on...
Why Does Zoning Exist?

The City of Irving strives to ensure that the zoning of adjacent properties is generally compatible. Anyone developing a property, building a house or establishing a business must select a use allowed within the property’s zoning district. Read on...
Neighborhood Services, A One-Stop Shop for Neighborhood Associations

A city neighborhood association is a volunteer-based group of homeowners, renters, apartment dwellers and representatives from businesses, churches and schools in a defined neighborhood boundary. Read on...
Bring the Kids to the Animal Connection Experience at Fritz Park

Open Thursday through Sunday until July 30, the animal experience features petting zoo animals, pony rides, exotic animal displays, gifts and snack shop, a duck pond and children's activity area. Read on...
2022 Resident Survey Indicates Street Maintenance as Top Service Priority

The City of Irving uses resident survey results to allocate resources, determine priorities and establish work plans for the future. Read on...
Moody’s, S&P Global Affirm Top Ratings for City of Irving

The City of Irving’s general obligation credit ratings were affirmed at “Aaa” by Moody’s Investors Service and “AAA” by S&P Global. Both ratings are the highest credit ratings possible and assure that the city can obtain the best interest rates available. Read on...
Dealing with the Summer Sizzle

Prolonged or intense heat stress can be fatal to anyone; however, children and people ages 60 and older are typically more at risk. Read on...
Irving’s Toyota Music Factory Moves Under Brookfield Portfolio

On May 18, the Irving City Council approved the transfer of operations to a company under the umbrella of global property asset manager Brookfield Asset Management. Read on...
City Revitalizes Williams Square Plaza, Iconic Mustangs of Las Colinas

The newly renovated Williams Square Plaza featuring the iconic Mustangs of Las Colinas reopened after being under construction for the past year. The event debuted Irving’s $7.8 million investment to revitalize Williams Square Plaza and the sculpture. Read on...
Lifeguards Needed for Irving Aquatics

Need flexible hours or a job close to home while gaining skills for the future? The City of Irving is hiring candidates 15 years and older for part- and full-time summer and year-round employment at its aquatics facilities. Read on...
Best Places for Picnics in Irving

Irving has plenty of picturesque places to throw down a blanket and enjoy a meal outdoors. Here are the top five places for a picnic in Irving. Read on...
Secure Refuse to Avoid Litter in Neighborhoods

Prevent litter from escaping trash and recycling bags by securing the bags closed using a knot, twist tie or other method to keep refuse contained. Read on...
City Seeks Budget Input

Planning for the city’s Fiscal Year 2022-23 (FY23) budget has begun! The City of Irving Budget Team is looking for resident suggestions, feedback and opinions on what should be considered for the FY23 budget, which begins Oct. 1. Read on...
South Library Offers One Stop for Hotspots

Check out a way to borrow a Wi-Fi hotspot from South Irving Library and connect to the internet from home. Read on...
Be a Good Neighbor: Abide by the Noise Ordinance

The City of Irving Noise Ordinance prohibits noise that unreasonably disturbs the peace, quiet and comfort of neighbors in residential areas, including multifamily or single-family dwellings. Read on...
Program Connects Households to Internet Services

The Affordable Connectivity Program is an Federal Communications Commission (FCC) program that helps connect families and households struggling to afford internet service. Read on...