The Living Room is a curated community gathering place created to encourage intimate and engaging conversation with local artists. The warm locale features a collection of nostalgic mural art and décor, a serene setting that welcomes stimulating discussion and debate. Talks on art and creative subjects are hosted on the first Sunday of the month from 1-2 p.m. at the Great Park Gallery in the Palm Court.
Finance Commission Meeting - Every first and third Monday of the month.
Finance Commission Meeting - Every first and third Monday of the month.
The Irvine Police Department, in partnership with the Orange County Alarm Association, has developed a one hour long program to teach alarm users about their alarm system, the Irvine Police Department’s response to alarms, and why it is important to take a proactive approach in avoiding false alarms.
No response means that the Irvine Police Department will not respond to your home or business if an alarm is activated if you have had seven or more false alarms within a 365-day period.
In addition to being placed on “no response”, the user’s alarm permit will be revoked, until the problem has been resolved through the Irvine Police Department’s false alarm appeals process.
If your system is activated and the Irvine Police Department was able to determine that it was not a “false alarm”, there is no charge.
Alarm Users are allowed a maximum of 3 false alarms in a 365-day period. There will be a charge for any additional false alarms during this time, and the fees are on a sliding scale.
For more information on false alarms/fines, contact the Alarm Coordinator at 949-724-6467.
Yes, any residence or business in Irvine with an alarm system is required to have an alarm permit. The alarm permit is issued free of charge. The application for the alarm permit can be acquired at the Irvine Police Department front desk, mailed to you by calling 949-724-6467, downloaded in PDF format or submitted online.