Meeting held every second and fourth Tuesday of the month.

To watch the council meeting live on your computer go to:

cityofirvine.org/ictv

To watch it live on your TV turn to:

Cox Cable channel-30

AT&T U-verse channel - 99

Click here to see City Council agendas

Volunteer Driver: Irvine Meals on Wheels

Irvine Meals on Wheels' mission is to assist eligible homebound older adult residents in maintaining their independence by providing nutritious, healthy, great-tasting meals delivered to their homes. Volunteers provide a vital service to older adults who are unable to prepare meals for themselves. 

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The City of Irvine, in partnership with Irvine Prevention Coalition, invites community members to Staying Connected to Today’s Teen: The Foundation of Better Mental Health and Well-being on Wednesday

The City of Irvine is accepting applications to fill two member-at-large vacancies on the Green Ribbon Environmental Committee (Committee). The Committee advises the City Council and makes

Please assist the City of Irvine Community Services Department by providing input for the development of the Heritage Community Park Improvements Master Plan. This plan focuses on enhancing the

Report a Violation 

If you would like to report a violation or speak to the Code Enforcement Division about a concern, please call the Code Enforcement Hotline at 949-724-6326.

 

The City of Irvine is well-known for its beautiful open spaces, safe neighborhoods and lively commercial centers.  We have much to appreciate here.

Home Owners Associations allow individual owners the use of common property and facilities and provide for a system of self-governance through an association.  A positive and valuable HOA is generally one in which homeowners assume an active role, by attending association meetings, voting, paying dues, and by serving on committees and participating in group activities.  It is involved owners who build the HOA and make it a community.

The City of Irvine Code Enforcement process begins with notification or observance of a violation of the City's Code of Ordinances It is our residents who ensure critical City requirements are observed.  It can be a confidential phone call from a resident, email, letter, or an Inspector's routine check of the neighborhoods. Below are a few commonly reported concerns.

• Landscaping
• Noise
• Outdoor Storage
• Unpermitted Construction