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Irving is a city on the move. A major component of the city’s future is a concentrated focus on revitalization of targeted areas. Accordingly, Irving continues to expand its portfolio of recreational options, providing its many commuters, residents and visitors with places for shopping, dining and entertainment.

Investing in our Future

View projects and developments the Irving is undertaking or recently completed to ensure residents, businesses and visitors receive the quality services they have grown to expect from the city. Lean more.


Road to the Future

Irving has officially launched its new program, "Road to the Future: $100 Million in 5 Years," supporting road reconstruction and rehabilitation across the city. Learn More.


Road Construction Updates

The City of Irving works hard to minimize the disruption caused by road construction, and in doing so, wants to keep everyone apprised of construction projects, timelines, and traffic flow. Learn More.


Capital Improvement Program

The Capital Improvement Program (CIP) is involved in various aspects of all new construction taking place in the City of Irving. CIP is responsible for project design, construction administration and infrastructure inspection of all the city's newly constructed facilities, as well as park planning and development. Learn More.


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TxDOT Project on SH 356 (Irving Boulevard) Runs Through September
The Texas Department of Transportation's (TxDOT) $7.6 million SH 356 (Irving Boulevard) Rehabilitation Project runs from State Highway (SH) 183 to the eastern limit of Irving.
Hunter Ferrell Road Overlay Project
Construction on Hunter Ferrell Road, from MacArthur Boulevard to Nursery Road, began in March. Work is expected to be complete by late April, weather permitting.
City Hall Parking Garage Repair Work
Work continues on the City Hall parking garage to make several minor structural repairs in various isolated locations throughout the garage. The project is expected to run through April.
MacArthur Boulevard: Southbound Traffic Switch
Updated Jan. 24: North- and southbound MacArthur Boulevard traffic will move to the newly paved southbound lanes on Saturday, Jan. 25. Two-way traffic will be maintained on the project until further notice.
Esters Road Project: Traffic Pattern Switch
Phase 2 of the $17 million Esters Road Paving and Utility Improvements Project begins Dec. 18.