URGENT ACTION NEEDED – PROTECT LOCAL PUBLIC SAFETY, FUND COUNTIES AND CITIES NOW
Orange County’s Board of Supervisors, Mayors of 33 Cities Urge Congress, White House to Provide Immediate, Direct Funding
To the President of the United States, Members of the United States Senate, and the United States House of Representatives:
The City of Irvine is pleased to announce the Great Plates Delivered Program, a new home-delivery meal service from the State of California. The Great Plates Delivered Program helps qualifying older adults receive three free nutritious meals a day, while boosting our local economy by supporting Irvine restaurants and workers during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
Recent media reports have incorrectly stated that the City of Irvine has increased the community facilities district (CFD) tax rate applicable to your property. Those reports are inaccurate. The tax rate for your property were originally set in 2013, and have not increased since that time.
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At its meeting on May 12, Irvine City Council approved the reopening of City tennis and pickleball courts, following guidelines established by the State’s Resilience Roadmap (Open in new window). Tennis and pickleball courts will be open during regular operating hours beginning Friday, May 15. Courts will be open for singles play and one-on-one City-led instruction with safety guidelines in place.
Irvine City Council Approves Four-Phase Reopening Plan, Eases Some Restrictions
City of Irvine to offer free COVID-19 testing for residents
Tennis and pickleball courts set to reopen under new guidelines
Watch as Mayor Christina L. Shea, President & Chief Executive Officer of the Irvine Ranch Conservancy, Mike O'Connell (Open in new window), and Senior Vice President and Chief Clinical Officer from Hoag Hospital, Dr.
CITY OF IRVINE RESPONSE TO VOICE OF OC
“Irvine City Council Authorized Nearly a Billion Dollars in Great Park Neighborhood Debt with Less than Five Minutes of Open Discussion”
The public is invited to attend a virtual town hall meeting on Thursday, May 14 from 3 to 4 p.m. as City leaders hold a joint discussion with medical partners regarding COVID-19 and Irvine’s readiness to reopen. Participants in the meeting will include Mayor Christina L. Shea, Councilmember Farrah N. Khan, and representatives from UCI Health, OC Health Care Agency, Kaiser Permanente, and Hoag.
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