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 | New Minimum Building Standards Increase Public Safety Efforts
The City of Irving continues to be aggressive when it comes to addressing crime in the city and new apartment complex regulations endorsed by the City Council will enhance this effort.
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 | Irving's Crime Decreases Additional 10 Percent to Date
Since January, the combined efforts of the community and the Irving Police Department have resulted in a 10 percent decrease in crime.
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 | McDougal Companies Makes Progress with Heritage Crossing Development
McDougal Companies continues to acquire property to revitalize downtown Irving, and is set to announce its first $35 million in private investments by the end of the year.
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 | Toll Revenues to Help Fund BNSF Study
Toll revenue funds have been allocated by the Regional Toll Revenue Funding Initiative to help fund the Burlington Northern Santa Fe (BNSF) passenger rail project study.
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 | Water Supply Update
Irving is looking ahead to provide a diversified supply of water in response to a regional problem of limited resources.
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 | City to Break Ground on New, State-of-the-Art Animal Shelter
The City of Irving will host a groundbreaking ceremony for the new animal shelter at 9:30 a.m. Oct. 16 at 4140 Valley View Lane.
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 | Pet Registration Changes
In response to public input regarding pet registration, the city will implement the changes to the guidelines effective Nov. 1.
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 | Campion Trails Extension to Provide Additional Access to Valley Ranch
By the end of November, Valley Ranch residents will no longer have to drive their vehicles to use Campión Trails.
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 | Office Closings
City offices will be closed Nov. 27–28 for Thanksgiving. All offices will reopen at their regular hours Dec. 1.
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