The City of Irving is the municipal government serving a diverse Texas community of more than a quarter-million residents, located in the Dallas–Fort Worth area. Known as the “Headquarters of Headquarters,” Irving attracts major organizations and talent, and promotes quality jobs, nationally ranked schools, and a wide range of recreation and entertainment. The city provides residents, businesses, and visitors with public services and information, including utility and tax payments, permits, inspections, public transit, construction updates, emergency assistance, and online reporting tools.

Its community offerings include parks and trails, aquatics facilities, golf, recreation centers, the public library, arts and cultural programs, festivals, classes, and events at venues such as Toyota Music Factory. Irving also supports business development, small businesses, housing assistance, neighborhood initiatives, and redevelopment. Public safety and animal services include fire and emergency preparedness resources, health and safety information, pet adoption, and animal welfare programs.

Through city departments, public meetings, online resources, and volunteer opportunities, Irving helps people access services and participate in local government and community life