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 | Irving Public Library has Vision for New Facilities
To provide Irving residents with better public library access, the city is in the initial planning stages of examining ways to build two additional free-standing libraries to service more customers.
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 | New Minimum Building Standards (Chapter 8) 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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 | 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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 | New Library Reference Tool
The Irving Public Library now offers live reference help online through instant messaging.
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 | Regulation Changes to Strengthen City's Enhancement Efforts
Several development regulation changes—designed to further strengthen the city’s efforts to provide a safer and a more visually appealing community—have been approved by City Council.
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 | Police Combats Crime with Towers
The city will have additional eyes in the sky as four new Sky Watch platforms are added to Irving’s police program this fall, bringing the total number of platforms to seven.
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 | City Moves Forward with Plans to Redevelop Texas Stadium Site
As the Dallas Cowboys’ Dec. 20 farewell event approaches, the City of Irving continues to work on the transition plan to redevelop the 77-acre property.
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 | Changes to Pet Registration Guidelines Now in Effect
In response to public input regarding pet registration, the city has implemented the changes to the guidelines.
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 | City Fleet Goes Green, Receives Award
With a fleet of 1,200 vehicles, the City of Irving continues to look at ways to conserve fuel through a variety of green efforts.
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