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The City of Irvine’s Urban Forestry Program is dedicated to maintaining and enhancing one of the community’s most valued assets—its trees. With more than 60,000 City-maintained trees across streets, parks, and public spaces, the program ensures that Irvine’s urban forest remains safe, healthy, and sustainable for generations to come.

The Landscape Maintenance Division assigns 5 staff members to manage the landscaping and irrigation within parkways, medians, and trails throughout the City.  Landscape maintenance contractors are utilized to provide the necessary services to maintain aesthetically pleasing landscapes which includes over 200 acres of turf, 550 acres of planter areas, 85 acres of trails, and 100 acres of right-of way.

For additional information or to report a maintenance issue or concern, please contact the Streetscape Supervisor at 949-724-7628.

The City of Irvine, in collaboration with Community Action Partnership of Orange County, is offering The Emergency Food Assistance Program (TEFAP). Eligible residents will receive a box of food weighing approximately 30 pounds. The box contains a variety of dried beans, fresh produce, canned and frozen vegetables, fruit/vegetable juice, meat (when available), poultry, fish, nuts, milk, cheese, rice, cereal, and pasta.

Pick up Location: 
Heritage Park Community Center
14301 Yale Avenue

The City of Irvine, in partnership with local businesses and organizations, is holding an emergency food drive Saturday, November 15, to support Irvine residents affected by the ongoing federal government shutdown. 

Together with the Greater Irvine Chamber of Commerce, OC Hunger Alliance, and South County Outreach, the City is calling on the community to come together in support of neighbors facing food insecurity. 

Thursday, November 6, 2025
Veterans Day is a time to honor America’s veterans for their patriotism, love of country, and commitment to serve and sacrifice for the common good. Join us as we salute our nation’s veterans at the

About I-REP

The Irvine Rider Education Program (I-REP) allows participants to receive real-world safety instruction from trained Irvine Police Traffic Bureau Instructors. The course is offered for riders of bicycles, e-bikes, e-devices, and motorcycles. The class combines a lecture portion with an emphasis on the rules of the road and a practical riding obstacle course.

The bicycle, e-bike, and e-device class is open to e-bike riders aged 12 to 17, with priority given to middle school students. All students must have a parent or guardian in attendance.

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