The City of Irvine will reopen City Hall and other facilities to the public June 15. The reopening aligns with the State of California’s move to Beyond the Blueprint for a Safer Economy and the full reopening of business sectors. Patrons visiting City facilities are required to wear a mask.
The City of Irvine is offering COVID-19 vaccinations at convenient neighborhood locations on weekends and evenings to provide more opportunities for the public to get vaccinated. Appointments are available for various days and times starting May 22 at yourirvine.org.
Thanks to funding provided by the Irvine Children's Fund, the Irvine Child Care Project (ICCP) is accepting applications for scholarships to income-eligible families to help pay for their children to attend an ICCP child care program.
As part of the COVID-19 federal stimulus package passed by Congress in December, qualified residents can enroll in the Emergency Broadband Benefit Program.
The summer issue of Inside Irvine is here! Learn how City staff are making sure residents safely enjoy aquatic centers during COVID-19, what the Housing Element Update means for Irvine, and what renovations await you at Plaza Park playground. Plus, browse classes and camps in the Activity Guide.
The City of Irvine in partnership with operator 360 Clinic is providing free COVID-19 testing at City facilities. Days and hours vary per facility. Pre-registration is recommended but walk-ins are welcome as availability permits.
