On Thursday, April 2, 2026, the Texas Division of Emergency Management will be conducting a statewide test of emergency alert systems between 10:00 AM and 12:30 PM.
Statewide Emergency Alert Test
Lithium Batteries Require Special Waste Disposal
Lithium batteries should never be placed in the trash or recycling due to fire risks.
Register Now for Great American Cleanup April 4
Keep Irving Beautiful (KIB) encourages Irving residents to participate in the 2026 “Great American Cleanup” happening Saturday, April 4 from 9 a.m. to noon at Trinity View Park, 2298 E. 6th St.
Plan Ahead of Severe Weather Season
As severe weather season approaches in North Texas, residents should take steps now to prepare for potential emergencies. The area is vulnerable to severe thunderstorms, tornadoes, flash flooding, strong winds, lightning and drought. Advance preparation can significantly reduce risks to life and pro
Irving Fire Department Conducts Mass Casualty Exercise
Irving firefighters are making sure they are ready in the event of a mass casualty incident. They recently took part in a series of training exercises inside the Pavilion at the Toyota Music Factory. Watch to see them in action.
Blue Recycling, Trash Bags Now Available at a Lower Price
The City of Irving encourages residents to “think blue” when recycling curbside. Thanks to a recent competitive bidding process and reduced production costs, blue recycling and black trash bags are now available at a new low price.
Winter Weather Prep for Renters & Multifamily Residents
Before cold weather arrives, residents are encouraged to know who to contact if utility-related maintenance issues occur, such as no heat, leaking or frozen pipes, or doors and windows that won’t close properly.
Protect Pipes from Freezing Temperatures
Weather in North Texas continues to challenge communities, residents and businesses. Irving Water Utilities recommends these precautions to help prevent frozen pipes in and around the home.
Helpful Tips for Dealing with Wildlife
Recently, a coyote was spotted near Irving City Hall appearing healthy and unafraid of its urban environment. A variety of wildlife species are native to the area and share the landscape with humans and pets.
Hunter Ferrell Landfill Unveils Improvements, New Resident Convenience Center
Construction on several improvements to Hunter Ferrell Landfill, 110 E. Hunter Ferrell Road, is complete. The landfill projects, which include the new resident convenience center, waste disposal cells and maintenance building, make accessing the facility easier for residents and staff and while also
