Irvine Ranked No. 8 Greenest City in America

The City of Irvine has been ranked the eighth-greenest city in America by personal finance website WalletHub.

WalletHub compared the 100 largest cities in the United States across 28 key indicators related to environmental friendliness and sustainability. The study evaluated factors including greenhouse gas emissions, air and water quality, green space, transportation, energy sources, and green job opportunities.

Contact E-mail Address
pio@cityofirvine.org
Contact Name
Public Information Office
Contact Phone
949-724-6077
Date
Include in the Newsroom?
Yes
Include in Top Stories?
0
Use Video Instead of Feature Image?
No

Yale Enhancement Project Pop-up Event

Clone state (do not change)
Feature Image
Aerial view of an empty road lined with lush green trees and sidewalks on a sunny day.

The City of Irvine is leading the Yale Avenue Enhancement project to enhance safety, accessibility, and mobility along Yale Avenue north of the I-405 Freeway, including Yale Loop. The project will evaluate opportunities to implement potential improvements such as protected bikeways or separated bikeways, pedestrian crossings, traffic control devices, protected intersections, and other features that support all users.

Yale Enhancement Project Pop-up Event

Clone state (do not change)
Feature Image
Aerial view of an empty road lined with lush green trees and sidewalks on a sunny day.

The City of Irvine is leading the Yale Avenue Enhancement project to enhance safety, accessibility, and mobility along Yale Avenue north of the I-405 Freeway, including Yale Loop. The project will evaluate opportunities to implement potential improvements such as protected bikeways or separated bikeways, pedestrian crossings, traffic control devices, protected intersections, and other features that support all users.