City of Irvine

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The City of Irvine is offering a COVID-19 vaccination clinic for teens Friday, August 13, 5:30–7 p.m ., at Heritage Park Community Center. Help your kids ages 12–17 stay healthy as they return to

Is your pet ready for its close-up? The Irvine Animal Care Center is seeking photo entries for its annual Photo Fundraiser, to benefit life-saving programs. Supporting the center is easy through this

The City of Irvine will open calendar year 2022 reservation requests for its facilities to the public in August. Applications will be accepted beginning August 2 for Irvine residents; August 9 for

The OC Sheriff Department's Hazardous Devices Section (HDS) will conduct a controlled disposal of 60 pounds of explosive materials at the Frank R. Bowerman Landfill in Irvine, Wednesday, June 8.

Overview

• There are zoning setback requirements for pool/spa mechanical equipment. Mechanical equipment must be a minimum of two (2) feet from the nearest property line.
• If mechanical equipment is proposed in a visible location, screening will be required. Refer to the “Zoning Tips” below
• Pool/spa mechanical equipment may be no taller than 48 inches above finished grade
• If you have a zero-lot line (more common in Turtle Rock and University Park), the pool/spa/mechanical equipment may not be built within an easement area

The City of Irvine has continued to serve our community throughout all stages of the pandemic. Just as COVID-19 cases have changed over time, our staff have adjusted services to ensure needs are met

Sponsored by The South Coast Chinese Cultural Center
In Collaboration with the City of Irvine
August- December 2021

In an effort to ensure Irvine residents and visitors have a safe place to play and recreate, the City of Irvine has committed to a routine sanitization procedure on all City of Irvine playgrounds.

A new evacuation zone map has been released to help residents understand their evacuation zone in the event of an emergency. Following the Silverado Fire in October 2020, in which nearly 90,000