Irving Flood Control District III

Irving Flood Control District III Flood control in the Valley Ranch community of Irving, Texas

Irving Flood Control District Section III (IFCD 3) is responsible for providing flood control facilities and operations and preserving the high quality of life provided in Valley Ranch. The District’s efforts contribute to safeguards for people, properties and enhancements to the economic value of properties by constructing and maintaining canals, ponds and other natural water management facilitie

s throughout the community. A publicly funded organization, IFCD 3 is led by a five-member board appointed by the Irving City Council. District board members are committed to serving their fellow residents of Valley Ranch in an efficient, effective and
transparent manner.

08/27/2026

School is back in session! 📚

Check out IFCD 3 for Kids for fun activities and resources that make learning about and easy. 💧

Looking for resources for students to learn about weather and flood control? Check out our free online education resources, designed for kids ages 7-10!

Reminder: Our August board meeting is tonight at 6:30 p.m. at 850 E. Las Colinas Blvd. in Irving. We'll be discussing fl...
08/17/2026

Reminder: Our August board meeting is tonight at 6:30 p.m. at 850 E. Las Colinas Blvd. in Irving. We'll be discussing flood control activities throughout Valley Ranch. See you there!

Our next board meeting is scheduled for Monday, August 17, at 6:30 p.m. at the DCURD office (850 E. Las Colinas Blvd.). ...
08/14/2026

Our next board meeting is scheduled for Monday, August 17, at 6:30 p.m. at the DCURD office (850 E. Las Colinas Blvd.). Join us to learn more about IFCD 3.

Do you know what to do with your lawn clippings after mowing? 🏠🌱Believe it or not, where they end up can affect our sy...
08/14/2026

Do you know what to do with your lawn clippings after mowing? 🏠🌱

Believe it or not, where they end up can affect our system.

Learn how to handle lawn clippings the right way! ⤵️

Into the Vault: Summer Yard Work & Flood Control Summer is here! With this season often comes the need for backyard cleanup before inviting friends and family over for pool parties, cookouts and summer fun. Before breaking out the lawn mower and w**d trimmer, there are a few things to keep in mind i...

July is typically our driest month, and this year was no exception! With just 1.36 inches of rainfall, July brought litt...
08/10/2026

July is typically our driest month, and this year was no exception! With just 1.36 inches of rainfall, July brought little relief from the Texas heat. ☀️

A little soil can create a big problem over time. Erosion carries soil into our canals and waterways, reducing capacity ...
08/04/2026

A little soil can create a big problem over time. Erosion carries soil into our canals and waterways, reducing capacity for stormwater.

Proactive erosion control is key to keeping waterways clear and our system flowing as intended! 💧⚙️

Can you name these plants growing around ? We call them our green guardians! 🌱🛡️These plants have deep root systems tha...
07/28/2026

Can you name these plants growing around ? We call them our green guardians! 🌱🛡️

These plants have deep root systems that absorb rainwater and anchor soil in place, reducing erosion and sediment runoff in our canals and waterways. It's just one way nature helps our system protect our community.

07/22/2026

Not every Texas community has a district. Our latest blog explains how location, waterways and risk models shape our approach.💧⤵️

Why do some Texas communities have dedicated flood control districts, while others don’t? Learn how factors like local geography and nearby waterways shape a community’s approach to flood protection.

Please note: There will be no board meeting in July. We invite you to join our next meeting in August for the latest flo...
07/17/2026

Please note: There will be no board meeting in July. We invite you to join our next meeting in August for the latest flood control updates in Valley Ranch.

🌦️Fact: Valley Ranch is in a 100-year floodplain⚙️Also Fact: FEMA recognizes Valley Ranch as an area with reduced flood ...
07/14/2026

🌦️Fact: Valley Ranch is in a 100-year floodplain

⚙️Also Fact: FEMA recognizes Valley Ranch as an area with reduced flood risk due to our levee system

IFCD 3 has taken proactive measures since 1983. Today, our work continues to protect the community now and for generations to come.

Address

850 Las Colinas Boulevard E
Irving, TX
75039

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+19725560625

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