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By Brandon Formby/Reporter The City Council just passed the first readings of proposed rate hikes. The same increases will have to pass another round of votes at a council meeting next month before they take effect. The council voted 6-3 to increase both water and sewer fees by 5 percent and franchise fees on the [...]

Irving’s 2010 eco-calendar is now available. The pocket-sized calendar features a listing of environmental classes and events, as well as eco-tips. Residents may pick up a calendar at any Irving Public Library location or at City Hall, 825 W. Irving Blvd. The calendar also can be found at www.cityofirving.org/begreen. For a complete description of environmental [...]

Major investments are being recommended for the city’s water and wastewater system to reduce the number of repairs needed due to aging infrastructure, and expand system capacity for future needs. Click here to watch the video. Public Input Opportunity Residents will have an opportunity to provide input on the city’s future water and wastewater plans [...]

The City of Irving has designated several facilities as warming stations for residents who are in need of a warm place to stay due to the current winter weather conditions. Click here (pdf) for a list of city facilities. Click here (pdf) for a list of area Salvation Army warming stations.

Major investments are being recommended for the city’s water and wastewater system to reduce the number of repairs needed due to aging infrastructure and expand system capacity for future needs. The suggested capital improvement plans call for pipe replacements in several Irving neighborhoods, massive upgrades to underground infrastructure and the implementation of master plans, water [...]