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Evolution of Solid Waste Services in Irving: A Response to the Pandemic

Irving brings back twice-per-week trash collection Dec. 4 with updated model for crews. Read on...
Lee Park Swimming Pool Design Contract Moves Forward

The Let’s Play Irving: Elevating Aquatics & Recreation plan to replace the Lee Park Swimming Pool moves forward. During the Sept. 14 City Council meeting, the council voted unanimously to approve two items. Read on...
Irving Interchange Closures Oct. 2-7

TxDOT will perform overnight work on SH 183, SH 114, Spur 482 and Loop 12 Monday, Oct. 2 through Saturday, Oct. 7. Expect lane and road closures, with delays and heavy traffic affecting the surrounding highways, frontage roads and streets. Read on...
Nationwide Emergency Alert Test on Oct. 4

FEMA and FCC plan nationwide Emergency Alert Test on Oct. 4, sending messages to all TVs, Radios and Cell Phones. Read on...
Music on Main Series Hits the Stage Fridays in October

Bring a lawn chair and blanket to Heritage Park for an evening of free live music! Ashmore takes the stage Oct. 6 with a journey through the classic rock hits that have spun on turntables across the world. Read on...
Changes to Rental Assistance Program Oct. 1

Some Irving residents may be affected by changes to eligibility requirements as the City of Irving transitions to the standard federal ESG Program on Oct. 1. Read on...
City of Irving Solid Waste Collection Update

Starting Monday, Dec. 4, manual trash collection will be performed twice per week and recycling, brush and bulky materials will be collected once per week. Solid Waste collections through November 2023 will remain on the once-per-week schedule. Read on...
Irving City Council Adopts FY24 Annual Budget

On Sept. 14, Irving City Council adopted the Fiscal Year 2023-24 (FY24) budget based on $0.5891/$100 valuation. The city’s fiscal year begins on Oct. 1 and runs through Sept. 30 each year. Read on...
Update: MacArthur Boulevard, at Rochelle Road

Beginning Tuesday, Sept. 26, westbound Rochelle Road, from Toler Lane to MacArthur Boulevard, will be open with one lane; Metker Street will be closed at the intersection of MacArthur Boulevard. Read on...
Ultrafast Electric Vehicle Charging Station at South Irving Library

The station is the first city-owned fast charger in Texas. Read on...
City Approves Water Infrastructure Rehabilitation Projects

Irving invests in rehabilitation projects for Walnut Hill Elevated Storage Tank, and MacArthur and Hackberry Ground Storage Tanks. Read on...
Buyer Beware: Research Before Purchasing

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...
Road Construction Continues on Irving, MacArthur Boulevards

Construction is expected to be completed by the end of this year on Irving Boulevard between Sowers Road and Strickland Plaza. The city also is moving forward with its next major road construction project on MacArthur Boulevard. Read on...
Hiring Incentives Extended to Nov. 30

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...
Irving Celebrates National Hispanic Heritage Month

On Saturday, Sept. 16, the Irving Archives & Museum, 801 W. Irving Blvd., will open two special exhibitions presented in both English and Spanish, that run through Feb. 4. Read on...
ICTN's Game of the Week Returns

Irving Community Television Network's (ICTN) Game of the Week returns for a 43rd season, showcasing six Irving ISD in-district and homecoming varsity football games. Read on...
Runway Rehabilitation Project at DFW Airport May Increase Noise for Some Residents

Heads up, Irving! Some residents may hear more air traffic because of a runway construction project at Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport. Read on...
Irving’s 2022 Water Quality Report Available Online

Data gathered from ongoing testing confirms Irving’s tap water is safe to drink and meets or exceeds all standards set by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Read on...
Is a Building Permit Needed?

Permits are required to erect, alter, move, enlarge, replace, demolish or repair a structure or building. Residents should verify that contractors have obtained proper permits for any work being done. Read on...
City to Examine Community's EV Charging Infrastructure

The City of Irving will launch an electric vehicle (EV) charging needs assessment to provide data-driven insight to build an optimal charging infrastructure strategy. Read on...

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Evolution of Solid Waste Services in Irving: A Response to the Pandemic

Lee Park Swimming Pool Design Contract Moves Forward

Irving Interchange Closures Oct. 2-7

Nationwide Emergency Alert Test on Oct. 4

Music on Main Series Hits the Stage Fridays in October

Changes to Rental Assistance Program Oct. 1

City of Irving Solid Waste Collection Update

Irving City Council Adopts FY24 Annual Budget

Update: MacArthur Boulevard, at Rochelle Road

Ultrafast Electric Vehicle Charging Station at South Irving Library

City Approves Water Infrastructure Rehabilitation Projects

Buyer Beware: Research Before Purchasing

Road Construction Continues on Irving, MacArthur Boulevards

Hiring Incentives Extended to Nov. 30

Irving Celebrates National Hispanic Heritage Month

ICTN's Game of the Week Returns

Runway Rehabilitation Project at DFW Airport May Increase Noise for Some Residents

Irving’s 2022 Water Quality Report Available Online

Is a Building Permit Needed?

City to Examine Community's EV Charging Infrastructure

Hiring Incentives Extended through Nov. 30

ICTN's Game of the Week Returns

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