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The City of Irvine has been voted “Best City to Live in” for the fourth consecutive year by The Orange County Register readers for its annual Best of Orange County publication.
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To celebrate 18 years of community fun, the 2019 Irvine Global Village Festival will be one of the largest ones yet! The now two-day festival is October 12–13, 10 a.m.–5 p.m., at the Orange County Great Park.
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As a result of the Fossil Fire that occurred adjacent to Quail Hill on Sunday, September 15, the Quail Hill Loop Trail will be closed for repairs for approximately three weeks.
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At its September 10 meeting, the City Council voted to establish a Safe Community Task Force 2020 for a period of six months, with the goal to ensure Irvine remains a safe place for our residents and visitors. This Task Force will be comprised of 12 members with Mayor Shea and Councilmember Carroll.
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The City of Irvine Police Department and Community Development Department are enhancing efforts to address quality of life issues that may impact our Irvine neighborhoods. Please join us at an upcoming community meeting to learn about the services and solutions the City provides.
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The City of Irvine has launched a new streamlined, web-based platform for planning and building applications called Irvine Ready which is designed to save you, our customer, time and money by allowing you to do business online with the City at your convenience.
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The Mayor’s Corner is a new video series implemented to bring residents, businesses, and visitors information about issues and initiatives that impact our community, like the Veterans Cemetery and the role the City of Irvine is playing in addressing the housing crisis.