Local Vendor Preference
The City has adopted a “Local Vendor Preference” program, whereby Irvine firms are afforded a 5% preference when bidding on equipment, supplies and services for the City, for determining the lowest bidder.
Monday, February 7, 2022
The Irvine Police Department (IPD) arrested 18-year-old Eric Quintanilla of Irvine following a robbery and stabbing during a drug deal at an Irvine Park. On February 4, just after 1 p.m., the adult
The City of Irvine, in partnership with the nonprofit OC Goes Solar, is excited to announce the launch of Solarize Irvine. This program helps Irvine residents who are interested in going solar and learning about new ways to support the City’s ambitious goal of carbon neutrality by 2030, 2035, and 2045 by providing access to group pricing discounts for solar power and battery storage.
The program will be marked by three key phases:
Upcoming Events
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Past Events
Summer Community Resource Fair
Date: Noon-2 p.m., Saturday, June 10, 2023
Location: Heritage Community Park, Gazebo Area
Through the One Irvine program, the City partners with the residents of specific neighborhoods to identify and address local needs. Based on community feedback, the City then prepares a Neighborhood Action Plan outlining new policies and programs that can help strengthen and enhance resident quality of life.
Our One Irvine program collaborates with residents to enhance neighborhood conditions, especially home and neighborhood improvement projects. Community resources available to you include:
Homeowner Resources
One Irvine Green Home Grant Program
Application Guidelines and Instructions
The City of Irvine Green Home Grant Program provides grants to owners of single-family homes and condominiums built in or before 1980 for sustainability upgrades. Funding is limited and applications are accepted on a first-come-first-serve basis until funding is exhausted. Please allow four to six weeks for your rebate check to be issued.
Program Overview:
One Irvine is a neighborhood revitalization initiative that focuses resources in the City's older neighborhoods with the goal to spark community-led reinvestment. The program is designed to help upgrade Irvine’s aging neighborhoods with energy efficiency, electrification and other beneficial home modernization projects.
Environmentally conscious residents of Irvine can take advantage of many aspects of the One Irvine program, including:
The City of Irvine is proud to partner with the State of California for the launch of Switch is On, a campaign that supports Californians throughout the journey of home electrification. Swapping out gas-powered appliances for electric appliances is one of the most effective and important actions you can do for a better energy future, and essential to help Irvine meet its ambitious goal of becoming carbon neutral by 2030.
40 Years of Care
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In 2022 the Irvine Animal Care Center celebrated 40 years of care. Click through the links below to see our favorite photos and stories.