As one of the nation’s leading cities to live and work, the City of Irvine is committed to supporting its growing, diversified economy with exceptional public services and programs that benefit existing Irvine businesses as well as prospective businesses looking to expand or relocate to Irvine.
Low Taxes
The utility user tax (UUT) is 1.5 percent with a maximum pre-paid cap of $5,000 per year.
How to Do Business with the City of Irvine and Hoag Hospital
Opportunities and Tips for Small Businesses (192.3 KB)
How to Do Business with the City of Irvine (344.5 KB)
How to Do Business with Hoag Hospital Irvine (287.2 KB)
Click here to view the video presentation from October 13, 2010.
How to Do Business with Public and Private Agencies
City of Irvine Presentation (344.5 KB)
County of Orange (2009) (475.2 KB)
Irvine is pleased to welcome a delegation of Special Olympics athletes, coaches, team staff and delegation liaisons from Korea. Come out and show your support as the athletes march in a celebration
The Irvine Animal Care Center continues its high-quality service. The latest data shows a live release rate of 94 percent, putting the Center in the top tier of shelters nationwide. To view the
What You Need to Know
According to the Orange County Fire Authority, drowning accidents are the leading cause of injury/deaths among children younger than 5 years old.
The Irvine Fine Arts Center offers camps during spring, summer, fall, and winter breaks. You can view all available camps at yourirvine.org. Camp information is listed quarterly in Inside Irvine.
Required Camp Paperwork
Prior to playing in the adult soccer program through the City of Irvine, all players must obtain a Player Photo ID card. The fee for the card is $15.00 and may be purchased at the Irvine Great Park Administration Office. Download this form and fill in the information. You will be asked to present your ID and sign the waiver form at the office. Staff will take your picture and present your new player card.
Player ID Card $15.00
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