The City of Irvine is pursuing its first City Council district formation process. Residents can get involved by attending public hearings and community workshops, sharing their thoughts on communities that should be kept together in a single district, submitting a map of proposed district lines, and eventually providing feedback on other draft maps drawn by the community and National Demographics Corporation, the City’s professional demographer.
The City of Irvine is pursuing its first City Council district formation process. Residents can get involved by attending public hearings and community workshops, sharing their thoughts on communities that should be kept together in a single district, submitting a map of proposed district lines, and eventually providing feedback on other draft maps drawn by the community and National Demographics Corporation, the City’s professional demographer.
The City of Irvine is pursuing its first City Council district formation process. Residents can get involved by attending public hearings and community workshops, sharing their thoughts on communities that should be kept together in a single district, submitting a map of proposed district lines, and eventually providing feedback on other draft maps drawn by the community and National Demographics Corporation, the City’s professional demographer.
The City of Irvine is pursuing its first City Council district formation process. Residents can get involved by attending public hearings and community workshops, sharing their thoughts on communities that should be kept together in a single district, submitting a map of proposed district lines, and eventually providing feedback on other draft maps drawn by the community and National Demographics Corporation, the City’s professional demographer.
The City of Irvine is pursuing its first City Council district formation process. Residents can get involved by attending public hearings and community workshops, sharing their thoughts on communities that should be kept together in a single district, submitting a map of proposed district lines, and eventually providing feedback on other draft maps drawn by the community and National Demographics Corporation, the City’s professional demographer.
Visit Quail Hill Community Center and enjoy a guided hike, compost demo, and interactive activities offered by the City of Irvine in partnership with Irvine Ranch Conservancy.
Guided hikes at 11:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. registration required on-site, limited space available.
Compost demo at noon.
In March 2023, the City of Irvine launched the Health & Wellness Community Engagement Steering Committee. This committee consists of key stakeholders and subject matter experts from within the City as well as throughout the community. The role of the steering committee is to identify current community assets and gaps, guide the development of a community survey, and provide input into Irvine’s multi-year health and wellness plan.
Wednesday, April 5, 2023
The City of Irvine is pursuing its first City Council district formation process. All City of Irvine registered voters currently vote for the Mayor and all four City Councilmembers. Upon completion
Monday, April 3, 2023
The Irvine City Council recently approved a robust outreach initiative to inform residents and businesses about unclaimed property. California’s Unclaimed Property Law requires certain entities to
The City of Irvine is now offering its residents easy access to a list of non-City issued checks and unclaimed property held by the State of California. California’s Unclaimed Property Law requires certain entities to report and submit their customers’ property to the State Controller’s Office if assets have been held for three years or more. Common types of unclaimed property are: