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Hackberry Creek: Wastewater Interceptor Inspections Begin Sept. 14

The City of Irving Water Utilities Department is working with RedZone Robotics to inspect the Hackberry Creek wastewater interceptor. The project is scheduled to start Sept. 14 and will run through Oct. 5, weather permitting.

The inspection will require wo...

Irving Water Utilities Warns of Scams

Irving Water Utilities reminds customers to be aware of scams happening across the nation, including phone scams demanding payment for continued water service or offers of special water filters to provide protection from COVID-19.

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Irving’s 2019 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...

Time-of-Day Water Conservation Runs Through Oct. 31

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. through Oct. ...

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...

City Conducts Water Meter Infrastructure Project

The City of Irving Water Utilities Department is conducting a water meter replacement and meter endpoint validation project for the water system. As part of this project, all existing water meters are examined to determine age, make and model, and conditi...