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|  | 3/3/2010
The City of Irvine promotes voter registration and participation by encouraging all residents to be active voters. The registration deadline for the June 8 Primary Election is May 24. Registration cards are available at all Irvine community centers and the Civic Center.
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|  | 2/26/2010
Residents are invited to the Quail Hill Trail Connector ribbon-cutting at 8:30 a.m. Saturday, March 20. The City of Irvine is a co-host and the opening marks the completion of another piece of the City's open access trail network. No reservations necessary. If you plan on hiking, bring sturdy shoes and water. For information on this, the second event (Hike with the Mayor), or directions, click here and scroll to the March 20 date.
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|  | 2/26/2010
The City Council recently approved 3% deferred loans for up to $25,000 to assist low-income Irvine homeowners with critical home improvement needs. The Residential Rehabilitation Program also assists homeowners with grants up to $5,000 for emergency repairs such as leaking roofs, faulty plumbing or electrical wiring, or other necessary repairs.
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|  | 2/22/2010
Irvine Mayor Sukhee Kang provides an opportunity reserved for Irvine residents to discuss quality of life interests or concerns.
"Meet the Mayor," one-on-one meetings, are from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Wednesdays at City Hall. Appointments are required. For Irvine residents only. Please call (949) 724-6233.
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|  | 1/14/2010
The City of Irvine expresses deepest sympathies to the citizens of Haiti in the aftermath of the earthquake. The American Red Cross is working to send money, supplies and staff to Haiti in support of relief efforts.
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|  | 1/12/2010
TRAUMA INTERVENTION PROGRAMS, INC. (TIP) is looking for caring people willing to be part of a team of citizen volunteers trained to provide emotional and practical support to the victims of traumatic events.
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|  | 12/31/2009
The Irvine Ranch Water District provides drinking water to the City of Irvine and monitors the quality of water from its drinking sources. Through regular testing of 18 drinking water wells located in Santa Ana, the IRWD has never detected TCE in drinking water served to any of its customers. The IRWD does not have any drinking water wells that are located in the TCE plume emanating from the former El Toro Marine Corps Air Station. Also, the EPA in March 2009 noted that no "potential vapor intrusion problems" exist in Irvine neighborhoods because there is no TCE present to create those vapors.
Click here to see the latest information
Click here to see Irvine Ranch Water District FAQs
Click here for EPA letter
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