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Millennium Fountain Improvements Complete

Colorful LED lights are among the improvements at Irving’s Millennium Fountain. Crews just completed about $500,000 of work to this favorite photo spot in downtown Irving. 

Other improvements include the addition of a new pump house, which allows ...

Curbside Recycling Program Resident Guidelines

There is a lot of attention these days on recycling in the United States. Irving reminds residents what can be recycled in the Blue Bag Program. Irving uses the blue recycling bag as the designated collection container for recycling. Single-family homeown...

Engagement Opportunity: Irving 360° Civic Academy

Those who live or work in Irving and want to get an up-close look at government operations are encouraged to sign up for the Irving 360° Civic Academy, which launches in the fall.

The 11-week series of interactive evening sessions offers selected participa...

Dragon Boat, Kite, Lantern Festival June 23

Celebrate Asian and Pacific Islander heritage in the United States. Irving residents can enjoy an opportunity to celebrate Asian culture during the annual DFW Dragon Boat, Kite and Lantern Festival at the Las Colinas Urban Center along the shores of Lake ...

Public Input Budget Hearings Begin June 6

Planning for the city’s 2019-20 fiscal year budget is underway. Residents have the opportunity to provide input on the budget during upcoming public hearings. Resident comments can be made to the City Council on any aspect of the budget includin...

Irving’s 2018 Water Quality Report Available Online

In accordance with Congress’ 1996 amendment to the Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA), the City of Irving Water Utilities Department, and other community systems, must provide customers with an annual report on drinking water quality. Each year, the Texas Com...

City of Irving Requests Resident Input on Parks Master Plan

The City of Irving wants to invest in its parks and recreation properties. Along with Halff Associates, the city has drawn up a master plan, called “Let’s Play Irving, Parks Master Plan.” However, before the plan is finalized, the city encourages resident...

Irving to Celebrate Independence Day with Concert, Parade and Fireworks Display

With the City of Irving planning several events for Independence Day, the Parks and Recreation Department could not fit them all into one day.

July 1 | 36th Infantry Division Band

The first Independence Day celebration kicks off at 7 p.m. July 1 with a perf...

Water Utilities Receives Recognition from State for Conservation Efforts

The City of Irving Water Utilities Department was awarded the Water Conservation and Reuse Award by the Texas section of the American Water Works Association in April. The department was honored for its ongoing efforts to conserve and reuse water through ...

Welcome Home to Westin Irving Convention Center

The City of Irving’s new $113 million hotel, the Westin Irving Convention Center at Las Colinas, is the final piece to a multidecade entertainment and convention district vision.

Irving now has a vibrant, fun-filled location in the heart of North Texas tha...

News from Dallas County: Learn About Voting Centers for Upcoming November Elections

This November’s elections will see changes at the polling places and in the booth. The Dallas County Elections Department wants to ensure voters have a good understanding of the countywide Vote Centers, as well as how the new voting equipment op...

Campion Trail, Park Closures Due to Flooding

Campion Trail and various city parks currently are closed due to flooding, especially along the West and Elm 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:

• Cal...