For Our Children

For Our Children
Why cities legislate organics without fear or disruption
By Mayor Pro Tem Christina Shea

The Irvine City Council’s nearly 3-year-old Organic Pesticide Use policy today is safe from federal harm.

Section 9101 of H.R. 2, the Agricultural Act of 2018 (Farm Bill), which would have tied the hands of local governments in their ability to restrict pesticides use, this month was removed from the final federal bill.

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City of Irvine Launches Community Survey on Recreational Activities

Help shape the future of Irvine programs by completing the online survey beginning December 17.

The City of Irvine is conducting a public survey about the recreational activities offered to the community. Members of the public are invited to complete the online survey beginning Monday, December 17, at cityofirvine.org/activitysurvey

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Shape the Future of Irvine Programs by Taking Community Survey

The City of Irvine is conducting a public survey about the recreational activities offered to the community. Members of the public are invited to complete the online survey beginning Monday, December 17, at cityofirvine.org/activitysurvey.

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Share your thoughts on the City classes and activities offered to the community. Take a public survey beginning December 17 at cityofirvine.org/activitysurvey.
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Swearing-in Ceremony Held for Irvine City Council

Donald P. Wagner was sworn in for a second term as the City of Irvine’s Mayor, and newly elected Councilmembers Farrah N. Khan and Anthony Kuo were sworn in to office today in front of a capacity audience during the City Council meeting at the newly renovated Council Chamber.

Mayor Wagner was sworn in for a 2-year term, while Councilmembers Khan and Kuo will both serve a 4-year term of service. Christina Shea was again selected as Mayor Pro Tem.

Councilmember Melissa Fox also was in attendance.

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Free Class Demos in January

Irvine Senior Services is offering free class demonstrations this January! This is your opportunity to try these exciting classes before signing up for the full session.

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Irvine Senior Services is offering free class demonstrations this January! This is your opportunity to try exciting dance, fitness, and music classes before signing up for the full session. Registration is required; go to yourirvine.org (Open in new window) to sign up. For questions, call 949-724-6610.

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Tip-A-Cop

Clone state (do not change)

Join the Irvine Police Department (IPD) as we support Special Olympics of Southern California. Come out to BJ's Restaurant and let IPD officers and professional staff serve your meal. At the end of the evening, your tip will be donated directly to Special Olympics.