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Proper Grease and Oil Disposal

The majority of sanitary sewer overflows are due to grease buildup from homes and apartments. Help prevent costly sewer overflows by following a few simple steps.

DO:

• Put oil and grease in collection containers; wipe oil and grease from kitchen utensils, eq...

Fire Station #4 Design Unveiled

Irving's Capital Improvement Program and Fire departments joined with representatives from architecture firm Komatsu for a public meeting at Lee Park Recreation Center to share the designs for the new Fire Station #4. Watch to see some of the station's fe...

Disability Parking Regulations Reminder

The Irving Police Department reminds motorists of parking regulations regarding marked disability parking spaces. Violations can result in fines of up to $522. It is illegal to park vehicles in a disability parking space:

• Without displaying the appropriate...

Building Permits – Is One Needed?

The City of Irving Inspections Department reminds residents that 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 be...

Campion Trail, Park Closures Due to Flooding

Campion Trail and various city parks currently is closed due to flooding, especially along the Elm and West forks of the Trinity River. City of Irving staff continue to monitor parks and trails to ensure the safety of all users. Park closures include:

• Bird...

Dispose of Medications at National Take Back Event

Irving residents have the opportunity to drop off pharmaceutical medications for proper disposal as part of the National Take Back initiative. The event will be held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Oct. 27 at two locations: the Irving Police Department parking lot...

FY 2018-19 Budget Approved by Council

Residents were invited to provide input on the Fiscal Year 2018-19 budget to help shape the future of the City of Irving.

The budget was adopted at the Sept. 20 City Council Meeting. A letter from the Mayor and City Council provides an overview of the City...

City Flushing Fire Hydrants

City employees will flush all public fire hydrants throughout Irving. The flushing of fire hydrants is necessary to help guarantee public health and safety.

Irving firefighters perform flushing to check for proper water flow and pressure and to ensure that...

Time-of-Day Influences Water Conservation

To promote good water use habits, minimize water waste and preserve Irving’s water supply, the city enforces time-of-day irrigation restrictions. These limits make it a violation of city ordinance to water between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. from April 1...

Residents Reminded to Fight the Bite

The City of Irving takes mosquito control very seriously. If any of the city’s 27 traps test positive, Irving’s vector control technicians will spray at night. The city also has traps specially designed to attract the species of mosqui...