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Investing in Our Future

City staff works to construct and maintain a variety of infrastructure projects every day that help ensure residents receive the quality services they have grown to expect from the City of Irving.

Read more about the work being done around Irving.

Irving Heritage District Mural Unveiled

Watch ICTN's report on the city's celebration at the unveiling of its newest work of art, "Timeless Irving."

Construction to Begin on West Irving Creek Channel

Work begins this month on Phase A of the West Irving Creek Channel Improvement Project.

Cart Path Improvements Complete at Irving Golf Club

After eight months of construction and over three miles of concrete poured, cart path replacement at Irving Golf Club, 2000 E. Shady Grove Road, is complete.

Survey Results Guide Next Steps in Downtown Irving Revitalization

Last December, the Housing and Redevelopment Division conducted a citywide survey titled "What Does Downtown Irving Need?" The results are now in, shaping the next steps in revitalization efforts.

New and Enhanced Cricket Fields Opening this Spring

Construction on Irving’s cricket fields is nearing completion. The new cricket field at Sam Houston Trail Park, 101 E. Interstate 635, is open and available for reservations now. The new field at Mountain Creek Preserve, 1005 E. Hunter Ferrell Road, as well as the upgraded existing fields, are expected to open by late April. The existing adult field at Mountain Creek Preserve remains available for rentals.

February 10, 2025

Hackberry and MacArthur Pump Stations Water Tank Rehabilitation

This process extends the life of the system and minimizes the risk of unexpected repairs in the future.

Plans Continue for Fire Station 8

The City of Irving Fire Department continues its plans for the new Fire Station No. 8, which will relocate from 650 E. Las Colinas Blvd. to the site of the former DART Transit Station at 5601 Riverside Drive. Construction is expected to begin on the new $15.3 million fire station in January.