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How does a GVRO help people in crisis stay safe?

The GVRO helps family members, household members, and law enforcement protect a loved one who is a danger to themselves or others by temporarily prohibiting them from accessing guns. It requires temporary removal of guns, ammunition, and magazines from the subject of the order and prohibits new purchases for the duration of the order.

How does a GVRO work?

A Gun Violence Restraining Order will NOT order the restrained person to:

  • Stay away from you or your family members
  • Not contact or go near you, your children, other relatives, or others who live with you
  • Move out of your house

If you are being threatened, stalked, harassed, or sexually or physically abused by someone, you may be able to obtain a restraining order to protect you.

Five of the most common restraining orders in California include:

A Gun Violence Restraining order (GVRO) is a court order that:

  • Prohibits the restrained party from possessing a gun, ammunition, or magazines
  • Prohibits the retrained party from buying a gun, ammunition, or magazines
  • Requires the restrained party to surrender any guns, ammunition, and magazines to the police; sell them to or store them with a licensed gun dealer

If you are concerned someone close to you may use a gun to hurt themselves or another person, you can ask for a GVRO.

20 Ton or Less Commercial Roof Top Packaged Mechanical Equipment Change Outs

(Heat Pump Units Only)

The City of Irvine offers an automated permitting process for 20 tons or less roof top packaged mechanical equipment change out (heat pumps units only)

This automated permit is available for projects where the following conditions exist:

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