The Irvine Police Department offers an E-Commerce Exchange Zone at police headquarters (1 Civic Center Plaza) to provide residents with a safe way to exchange goods purchased and/or sold over the Internet.
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In addition to protecting our City from criminal activity, the Irvine Police Department (IPD) responds to nearly 2,400 mental health-related calls each year.
Irvine’s police officers are highly trained in identifying those suffering from mental illness and those in crisis.
IPD currently supports the community through the department’s Mental Health Outreach Unit, its partnership with the Orange County Health Care Agency, and its work with the City of Irvine’s FOR Families program and the Keen Center for Senior Resources at the Lakeview Senior Center.
Now, IPD has established a new resource, the Irvine Community Alternative Response and Engagement (I-CARE) Team.
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The TRIPS program provides low-cost, wheelchair-accessible transportation to Irvine seniors and adults ages 18 and older with disabilities.
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The TRIPS program provides low-cost, wheelchair-accessible transportation to Irvine seniors and adults ages 18 and older with disabilities.
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Since graduating from Pasadena’s ArtCenter College of Design in 2020, Irvine resident Seung...
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