The Future of Mobility is Irvine In June, the City laid the groundwork for the future of mobility in Irvine and throughout the region. The inaugural Irvine Mobility Summit brought together over 100 City staff, regional transportation professionals, and international mobility experts to advance a shared vision for a future that is more connected and sustainable. Special thanks go out to the Orange County Cycling Business Coalition, Irvine-based companies Revelyst and Shimano, and global mobility experts Thomas Krag and Niels Hoé for their support of the event. The City will continue the conversation through new and strengthened partnerships throughout the region. To learn more about the Irvine Mobility Summit and view photos from the event, visit cityofirvine.org/mobilitysummit .
Fight the Bite Small sources of water around patios, yards, or indoor spaces can serve as mosquito breeding grounds. The Orange County Mosquito and Vector Control District encourages residents to help keep mosquitoes at bay by following these tips: J Use EPA-registered insect repellent (DEET, picaridin, oil of lemon eucalyptus, or IR3535) as directed. J Wear long sleeves and pants, especially at dawn and dusk. J Keep window and door screens in good repair to block mosquitoes. J Remove standing water from flowerpots, tires, buckets, pet dishes, and trash cans. J Fix leaking faucets and broken sprinklers. J Clear clogged rain gutters. J Report neglected swimming pools. To find more information, please visit mosquitoessuck.org .
Open House Highlights Updated Maps for Suggested Routes to School
45 maps and a set of recommended improvements for each public school in Irvine. View the recommendations at the open house September 4, from 6 to 8 p.m. at Deerfield Community Center, 55 Deerwood West. Register for the meeting and learn more about Suggested Routes to School at cityofirvine.org/sharestheway .
The community is invited to attend an open house Thursday, September 4, to view updated Suggested Routes to School maps and identified potential improvements for safer travel around schools. Suggested Routes to School aims to create safer conditions around schools and encourages students, parents, and school staff to walk, bike, or roll to school. The City of Irvine, in collaboration with Irvine Unified School District (IUSD), Tustin Unified School District (TUSD), and local public schools, has been working to develop pedestrian and bicycle safety action plans that encourage safer and active travel to school. The process of updating the maps began last fall with neighborhood school visits. In the spring, a survey was conducted, and a virtual meeting was held to gather community input. The final recommendations include
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