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The city of Irving has until 2030 to spend $2.9 million in American Rescue Plan funds and plans to use it toward a domestic violence shelter.
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The style of bharatanatyam will be performed on July 19 and 20 in two arangetrams, public debut performances.
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Irving's Point in Time count estimates there are 43 people experiencing homelessness in the city. But nonprofits and business owners say that number is bigger and want lasting solutions.
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An ethics policy complaint was submitted to the city of Irving regarding former City Council Place 2 candidate Sergio Porres, who lost his runoff election to David Pfaff.
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In addition to Dallas, several smaller cities in Dallas County filled city council seats, including a Garland mayor.
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Priorities for Pfaff, who was born and raised in Irving, include public safety, improving infrastructure, and supporting businesses and job growth.
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The Irving Professional Fire Fighters Association firefighters say block walkers passing out campaign materials for one city council candidate made allegations that they support human trafficking.
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Two resolutions aimed at the resort company Las Vegas Sands were indefinitely tabled during Irving's City Council meeting because they were added past the submission deadline.
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Voters will decide city council runoff races from the May local elections in several cities in which no candidate got more than half of the votes.
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Two bills were filed in the Texas legislature that would change the protest threshold of property owners within 200 feet of a proposed rezoning. One bill includes an amendment to keep the current threshold for gambling, the other does not.
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The city's Ethics Code can be reviewed at least once every five years thanks to a voter-approved proposition in the 2023 Charter Election.
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Former Irving City Council candidate Vicky Oduk endorsed Families for Irving candidate Sergio Porres for the June 7 runoff election.