The City of Irving is reminding residents this holiday season: feed yourself, not the “Grease Goblin.” Pouring food scraps, oil or grease down drains can lead to clogged pipes, busted lines and costly repairs.
Don’t Feed the Grease Goblin
Acoustic Pipe Inspection Program Helps Prevent Sewer Backups
In 2021, the City of Irving Water Utilities Department launched an acoustic pipe inspection program to proactively detect blockages in the city’s sanitary sewer system.
Join the Holidays at Heritage Parade
Applications for the 2025 Holidays at Heritage Parade are being accepted now online. Families, businesses, community organizations and neighborhoods are encouraged to enter a decorated vehicle, float or walking group. Registration is free.
Irving Introduces Keep It Clean Campaign
Well-maintained properties help protect property values, boost community pride and create safer spaces for everyone.
The City of Irving FY26 Budget Explained
See how the City of Irving's Fiscal Year 2026 Budget is constructed.
Artistic Trash Bins Brighten Up Heritage Park
Visitors at upcoming events in Heritage Park will notice something new: a colorful collection of hand-painted trash bins.
Irving Fire Station 8 Construction Progress Continues
Construction crews are moving fast on what will soon be the largest fire station in the City of Irving. Watch as Irving firefighters get their first look inside Fire Station 8.
New Youth Card Options
Starting Oct. 15, the library offers new card options for young readers.
Permits Required for Garage, Estate Sales
Garage, yard, rummage and estate sales held in Irving must have a permit.
Lanotte Park Brings Outdoor Fun to Southeast Irving
The Lanotte Park development, 1416 N. Irving Heights Drive, is scheduled to open in December. The 4-acre neighborhood park provides a new outdoor recreation opportunity for nearby residents.
