Marine Way Undercrossing

The City of Irvine is advancing the Marine Way extension and undercrossing to improve access and traffic circulation in and around the Great Park.

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pio@cityofirvine.org
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Public Information Office
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949-724-6077
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Press Release
Marine Way Undercrossing & Extension Project Rendering
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Public Works & Sustainability Department

City of Irvine Receives Catalyst Grant to Accelerate MedTech Sector Growth

The City of Irvine has received a $105,000 Catalyst grant from the California Jobs First (CJF) Regional Investment Initiative, administered through the Orange County Business Council (OCBC), to launch the OC MedTech Navigator, a concierge-style service that will streamline and accelerate the planning and permitting processes for medical technology (MedTech) companies in the region.

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pio@cityofirvine.org
Contact Name
Linda Fontes
Contact Phone
949-724-6029
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Press Release
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The City of Irvine received a $105,000 Catalyst grant from California Jobs First Investment Initiative, administered by the Orange County Business Council, to launch the OC MedTech Navigator, a concierge-style program streamlining planning and permitting for medtech companies.
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Pickleball Courts Grand Opening

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Mike Ward Community Park

The City of Irvine celebrated the opening of eight lighted pickleball courts at Mike Ward Community Park — Woodbridge with a ribbon-cutting ceremony Tuesday, February 3. The event included remarks from City leaders, followed by a ribbon-cutting and scheduled gameplay for the local pickleball community.

The new courts supplement the City’s existing 22 pickleball courts located at eight community and neighborhood parks, helping meet the growing demand for one of the nation’s fastest-growing sports. The courts are available daily for drop-in play, reservations, and programs.

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