Well-maintained properties help protect property values, boost community pride and create safer spaces for everyone.
Irving Introduces Keep It Clean Campaign
Irving Police Department’s Drone First Responder Program
The Irving Police Department is taking public safety to new heights with its innovative Drone First Responder (DFR) program.
Irving Fire Department Celebrates 100th Anniversary
The Irving Fire Department celebrated 100 years of service with a special event on the Plaza at the Toyota Music Factory.
Reporting Parking Violations
The City of Irving has two different departments that enforce parking ordinances depending on the type of violation. Learn which department to call based on the circumstances.
Help Keep Dumpsters Clean
Violators of the city’s dumpster ordinance could face a fine. Leaving trash or other materials in the dumpster of a private business is illegal.
Hotline Helps Streets Division Respond Quickly to Potholes
The City of Irving Traffic and Transportation Streets Division maintains more than 1,440 roadway lane-miles. That is equivalent to maintaining a two-lane road from Irving to Nashville, Tennessee.
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.
Policing on Cloud Nine Helps Keep Irving Safe
Since World War I, drones — also known as unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) — have served in various federal operations. In recent years, the Irving Police Department (IPD) has reimagined that technology, building one of the most forward-thinking drone programs in municipal policing today.
The Value of Building Code Enforcement
When people think of public safety, they often picture firefighters, police officers or emergency responders. Yet another group works quietly behind the scenes to protect the lives, homes and investments of Irving residents. These professionals are the city’s building inspectors and plan reviewers
Need 911 and Can’t Call? Text for Help
April 01, 2025
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What happens if an emergency occurs and calling 911 isn’t an option? Maybe it’s a case of domestic violence or a home invasion, or perhaps the person is speech impaired. The answer: Text-to-911.
