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1. What should I do if I have a corner visibility problem?

If you encounter an obstruction that blocks visibility at intersections or along city streets, call the City of Irving to investigate visibility problems at (972) 721-2646 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. The Public Works Traffic Division will determine if the obstruction can be trimmed or removed.

2. What is the procedure for graffiti removal?

The City of Irving will remove graffiti from public and private property free of charge once a resident gives notification of the problem and the owner of the building consents to it’s removal in writing.

To report graffiti on public or private property call (972) 721-2201. If you observe graffiti being placed on public or private property, call the Police Department at (972) 721-2518.

3. Who maintains public alleys?

The City of Irving maintains both improved and unimproved alleys. The property owner is responsible for the mowing of grass, trimming of tree limbs extending into the alley, and keeping the alley free of debris. For more information about alley maintenance, call the Public Works Streets Division (972) 721-2201.

4. How do I get my sidewalk repaired?

The City of Irving will replace sidewalks that were removed due to utility repair. The City of Irving will pay half of the cost to replace deteriorated or broken sidewalks. The other half must be paid by the property owner. To inquire about sidewalk replacement or to participate in the shared replacement program call (972) 721-2201.

5. What can I do if there are streetlight problems?

Streetlights are owned and maintained by Oncor. Residents should report outages directly to Oncor at (888) 313-4747 or by visiting the Oncor online reporting tool. Repairs normally are made by Oncor within 10 to 15 working days.

For more information, visit the Oncor website.

6. What should I do if I notice a need for street maintenance and repairs?

Residents can report potholes, street repairs, or other related problems to the City of Irving by calling Public Works Streets Division (972) 721-2201 during normal business hours. Emergency or hazardous conditions can be reported to police dispatch at (972) 721-2518 after business hours and on weekends.

7. Who maintains street signs and pavement markings?

The City of Irving maintains signs and pavements markings on all primary streets in Irving. The Public Works department is responsible for seeing that street name signs are located at every city-maintained intersection. If you have a question or comment about signs or pavement markings or want to report damaged or missing signs, call (972) 721-2646 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. After 5 p.m., call (972) 721-2661.

8. Does the city sweep the streets in Irving?

The City of Irving sweeps all streets with curbs once a month to keep roadways clean. Streets are swept on a rotational basis as weather permits.

9. How do I report a problem with traffic signals?

To report any signal malfunctions call (972) 721-2646 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. After 5 p.m. call (972) 721-2661.

10. Who takes care of trimming trees on public property?

The City of Irving trims tree limbs that extend over city streets on an as-needed basis. Dead trees or those that pose a hazard on city property are removed by street maintenance crews. Residents that are property owners are responsible for trimming shrubs and tree limbs that block sidewalks.

Inquiries regarding tree trimming should be directed to Public Works Streets Division at (972) 721-2201. To report an emergency such as street blockages due to fallen trees call (972) 721-2201 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. After hours and on weekends call police dispatch at (972) 721-2518.

11. How do I report a need for trimming trees near utility lines?

To prevent tree limbs from damaging or falling on electrical lines, the TXU will trim trees that are in close proximity to the lines. Call TXU at (972) 791-2888 to report any tree limbs that are growing too close to utility lines. To report a tree limb that has fallen on an electrical line, call (800) 333-2133.

12. Does Irving provide public transportation?

Public transportation is provided to Irving residents by Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART). There are two transit centers in Irving.

The North Irving Transit Center is located at the corner of O'Connor Road and Spur 348. The South Irving Transit Center is located on Rock Island and O'Connor Road. DART also provides commuter rail service. The Trinity Express services Irving from the South Irving Transit center into Downtown Dallas at Union Station.

For complaints and or questions concerning trash and mowing at DART facilities, call DART directly at (214) 979-1111.

13. Does Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) offer car pool service?

Irving residents who "want to get to work without working to get there" are invited to call the Dallas Area Rapid Transit Rideshare at (214) 747-7433. DART provides car pool computer matching. To reduce congestion on crowded streets and save valuable energy, residents are urged to use the DART rideshare program.

14. Does DART offer service for the disabled?

Dallas Area Rapid Transit provides paratransit services for residents of Irving. The service is called HandiRides. For general information regarding paratransit, call HandiRides Paratransit at (214) 828-6800.

15. Where can I get a DART schedule?

Bus schedules and train schedules are available at the Civic Center Complex, 825 W. Irving Boulevard, the Irving Central Library,801 W. Irving Boulevard, and at the Transit Center.