The City of Irving is the municipal government serving a diverse community of more than a quarter-million residents in Irving, Texas. Its population grows to over 300,000 during the workday, reflecting the city’s role as a major employment center and the “Headquarters of Headquarters,” attracting organizations and talent from around the world. The city provides a broad range of public services for residents, businesses and visitors, including public safety, emergency assistance, animal services, housing support, infrastructure, inspections, permits and transit information.

Residents can access online payments for utility bills, property taxes, court fees, ambulance services and other charges, as well as report concerns and find government information. Irving also offers community and recreational resources through its parks, trails, aquatics facilities, golf club, recreation centers and public library. Cultural programming, classes, festivals, family activities and events at the Toyota Music Factory add to local offerings.

The city supports economic development and small businesses, publishes budget and financial information, and provides opportunities to participate in public meetings, boards, commissions, volunteer programs and neighborhood initiatives