The City of Irvine is accepting applications to fill two member-at-large and two student vacancies on its Green Ribbon Environmental Committee. The Committee advises the City Council and makes recommendations on matters related to energy, recycling and waste management, mobility, open space, and water issues.

The City of Irvine takes great pride in its diverse community and continues to set the standard for taking proactive measures to maintaining a quality of life that includes safety and inclusion for residents, businesses, and visitors. 

The City of Irvine has always been a leader in celebrating diversity and has continued this proactive approach through recent council initiatives. In early 2021, Mayor Farrah N. Khan and City Councilmembers unanimously adopted the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Resolution and launched a diversity campaign, We Are Irvine, confirming their commitment to the City’s values. As part of this effort, the Irvine Police Department has implemented a hate crime reporting portal.

Whether at home from the computer or while at the park on your mobile phone, you can now explore the Orange County Great Park through a newly launched interactive map.

The Great Park's interactive map features 360-degree photos and allows visitors to search for the park's many available amenities including walking pathways, sports facilities, restrooms, playgrounds, and shade areas. Find your way to a specific soccer field, track down the nearest restroom, or learn where the closest concession stand is to buy some snacks before continuing to enjoy your day at the park.