News Flash

City Establishes Email, Hotline for COVID-19 Questions

The health and well-being of every Irving resident is of the utmost importance. For questions on city services and operations, visit CityofIrving.org/COVID19 or email COVID-19@cityofirving.org. For additional assistance, contact the City of Irving COVID-1...

First Friday Date Night is now First Friday Takeout

Picture it; a romantic candle lit dinner while binge-watching a new show. First Friday Date Night is now First Friday Takeout! Irving residents adhering to Dallas County’s order to shelter-in-place are encouraged to support Irving restaurants by...

Time-of-Day Water Conservation Begins April 1

To promote good watering 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 ...

Mustang Mulch Giveaway Canceled Due to COVID-19 Disaster

Due to the current novel coronavirus pandemic and shelter-in-place orders, Solid Waste Services (SWS) has canceled its annual giveaway of Mustang Mulch to limit contact between the public and SWS staff.

Landfill Operations under Shelter-in-Place

Due to Dall...

Governor Issues Executive Order Implementing Essential Services, Activities Protocols

Governor Abbott issued Executive Order 14 on March 31, implementing Essential Services and Activities Protocols for the State of Texas. The protocols direct all Texans to minimize non-essential gatherings and in-person contact with people who are not in t...

An Update from Irving Mayor Rick Stopfer on COVID-19

Irving Mayor Rick Stopfer discusses the recent Dallas County Order to shelter-in-place for everyone in Dallas County.

See City of Irving updates on closures and cancellations, as well as other news, at the Coronavirus Update page.

Heritage Senior Center Continues to Provide Hot Meals to Irving's Senior Residents

During the Coronavirus disaster, Irving’s Heritage Senior Center continues to provide hot meals to the community’s elderly population.

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View the latest updates on the COVID-19 pandemic at CityofIrving.org/COVID-19.

Pay Utility Bills from Home

There are a number of ways residents can pay their utility bills, either by mail, phone or satellite centers. But the easiest and most convenient way is online.

The City of Irving’s Utility Payment website accepts Discover, MasterCard and Visa de...

Next Work Session, City Council Meetings Scheduled for April 16

The next Work Session and City Council meetings will occur April 16, with both meetings on one day in City Council Chambers, City Hall, 825 W. Irving Blvd. 

Meeting times will be announced; visit the Agendas and Minutes page for updates.

Atmos Energy: Postpone Digging Projects

The partnership between utilities, excavators and communities is crucial in maintaining safe, reliable natural gas service. As the North Texas region is sheltering in place to slow the spread of the COVID-19 virus, Atmos Energy is asking those at home to ...

Solid Waste Services Reminds Residents Ways to Properly Dispose Household Waste

Sewers back up when sewage collection lines get clogged by items flushed down toilets and drains. In addition to the costly repairs, sewer back-ups are messy, foul-smelling and pose a serious public health threat. Items that can clog sewage lines include:...

Revised Hunter Ferrell Landfill Operations During Dallas County’s Shelter in Place Order

Due to Dallas County’s Shelter-in-Place order, Irving’s Hunter Ferrell Landfill, 110 E. Hunter Ferrell Road, has revised its operations.

Listed below are the changes to the landfill operations.

• Residential and commercial construction are...

Flooding Closes Parks, Trails Along Elm, West Forks of Trinity River

Parks and sections of Campion Trail along the Elm and West Forks of the Trinity River are closed due to flooding. City of Irving staff continue to monitor parks and trails to ensure the safety of all users.

Parks with closed areas and sections of the trail...