Irving Parks and Recreation manages park event permits and facility reservations. Events in city parks must comply with park rules including no unauthorized fires, alcohol restrictions, and noise limits.
Irving Parks and Recreation oversees event permits for city parks and recreation facilities. Park reservations for large gatherings, organized events, or commercial activities require prior approval. Events must comply with park rules: no unauthorized open fires (only in designated areas), no unlawful substances, compliance with noise ordinances, and proper waste disposal. Amplified sound requires special approval. Parks close at designated hours (typically 11 PM). The Parks and Recreation Board sets policies for park usage. Contact Parks and Recreation at (972) 721-2501 for event inquiries. Fees may apply for facility reservations and special park event permits.
Unauthorized park events may be shut down. Violation of park rules: fines per applicable ordinances.
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