News Flash

Getting Ready for Ozone Season

What is ozone season? 

According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), ozone season in the Dallas / Fort Worth area begins in March and goes through November. Ozone is a gas that occurs in the Earth’s upper atmosphere and at ground level. ...

Help Arlo Reduce Ozone-Forming Emissions

Help Arlo and the Think Green … Be Green team reduce ozone-forming emissions from your home or when you take a trip. 

TIPS and Tricks 

• Work from home, if possible
• Conserve electricity 
• Conserve water 
• Bicycle or walk when yo...

Litterers Not Invited - Help Keep Irving Beautiful

The City of Irving welcomes Irving residents, visitors, even four-legged friends (as long as they are leashed) to attend and take advantage of the city’s parks and outdoor spaces. But there is one group that is not on the guest list: litterers!

L...

Free Landfill Drop-Off for Residents

Irving residents have free access to drop off limited items at the Hunter Ferrell Landfill, 110 E. Hunter Ferrell Road. To access the landfill for free, residents must provide identification (drivers license, state identification card, etc.) and an Irving...

Meet Arlo! The ‘AirMadillo’ Who Helps Share Air Quality Information

Arlo is the Air North Texas mascot who helps share information related to air quality.

Anyone wanting a quick update on the Air Quality Index can just pay special attention to his shell. Green means the air quality is good, Yellow moderate and Red means fo...

City of Irving Recognized by EPA for Renewable Energy Efforts

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recognized the City of Irving at the Jan. 14 City Council Work Session meeting for the city’s commitment to doubling the use of renewable energy to 100% by 2023. This announcement elevated Irving’s designation in ...