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 once a month. 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.
Our navigation services connect individuals and families of all ages and backgrounds to community resources that support well-being and stability. Navigators provide personalized assistance to help you find and access programs such as food and housing support, child care, mental health services, legal and financial assistance, employment resources, senior assistance, support for individuals experiencing family violence or children and teens exhibiting challenging behaviors, and more.
The City of Irvine's Parks Maintenance Program maintains over 452 acres of Community parks, Neighborhood Parks, and Special facilities. A significant part of the parks program is our Sports Turf Agronomic Management Program. The sports turf agronomic program is a comprehensive, science-based plan designed to maintain and improve the health, safety, and playability of athletic fields. It focuses on managing the soil, turfgrass, and surrounding environment to support high-performance playing surfaces that can withstand frequent use. You can find an overview of our program here:
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.
Fiscal Year 2024-2025 Annual Development Impact Fee Report
Prior Years Annual Development Impact Fee Reports