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El Paso · issues
Topics getting the most attention in El Paso public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
El Paso is rolling out new safety projects and scoring grants for its Vision Zero plan to make local streets way safer. You can expect to see upcoming infrastructure upgrades designed to put the brakes on traffic deaths.
A resident expressed frustration with the Sun Metro mobile app's functionality and raised safety concerns regarding bus drivers' proximity to cyclists.
A resident reported that new bus stops on Delta and Shelter Streets are dangerous for seniors, as they lack shade and safe pedestrian crossings.
Central El Paso business owners are fed up with a recent string of fires that the city hasn't been able to get under control. It’s raising serious questions about whether our emergency response teams are stretched too thin or if the city is dropping the ball on property safety.
Thinking about setting off fireworks for the holiday? Don't risk a massive fine—El Paso has strict bans in place, so check the local rules before you buy anything.
El Paso is testing its emergency alert system! This is your chance to make sure you're signed up to get critical public safety info when you need it most. Don't miss out on important alerts.
The council approved seeking grant funding to continue providing essential services to crime victims. This support is critical for their recovery and well-being.
The city is pursuing grants to improve its cybersecurity infrastructure and training. This is vital for protecting sensitive data and ensuring the continuity of city services.
The council approved applying for over $700,000 in state grants to fund police initiatives like neighborhood safety, officer mental health, and body cameras. These grants generally do not require a local match.