We use cookies to understand how you use our site and improve your experience. You can choose which cookies to allow.
See our Privacy Policy and Terms.
El Paso · issues
Topics getting the most attention in El Paso public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Council approved nearly $31 million to build new extensions for Montwood Drive and Russell Drive, aiming to relieve severe traffic congestion for fast-growing eastside neighborhoods.
El Paso is stonewalling the release of police lawsuit records, despite a ruling from the Texas Attorney General saying they must hand them over. This delay raises questions about transparency and what the city might be trying to conceal.
El Paso is facing a major housing crisis with a significant shortage of new units. This lack of supply is driving up rents and making it harder for residents to find affordable places to live.
El Paso residents are shelling out some of the highest property taxes in Texas, but are we actually getting our money's worth in city services? It seems like we're paying top dollar for less bang compared to other major Texas cities.
El Paso's air quality is ranked the worst in the entire US, and residents are wondering what city leaders are doing to fix it. It's time to hold officials accountable for the air we breathe.
The council approved professional services agreements for two key infrastructure projects: the Playa Drain Shared Use Path and the El Paso International Airport Advanced Manufacturing District.
El Paso is considering a new policy for data centers, which are huge buildings full of computer servers. This could change how they're built and run here, impacting our city's future development.
Emergence Health Network presented its annual report, highlighting its extensive mental health and IDD services across El Paso. Key initiatives include crisis intervention teams, mobile units, school-based programs, and the development of a new East Campus facility. The presentation emphasized the growing need for these services and EHN's efforts to expand access and improve outcomes for vulnerable populations.
El Paso is getting a massive economic boost thanks to Meta building a $1.5 billion data center. This huge investment is expected to create a lot of new jobs and supercharge the local economy.
El Paso landed a hefty $5.2 million grant to tackle the opioid crisis, but the money isn't being used as quickly as expected. Officials are working to get these funds out the door to make a real difference in the community.
Your utility bills could be getting cheaper! El Paso is working to block a gas rate hike and has already secured lower electric rates for residents.
El Paso's City Council is getting a head start on their 2027 legislative wish list. They're figuring out what state-level help they need now, so they can hit the ground running when lawmakers convene.
Socorro residents are pushing back against plans for a new ICE detention center, citing concerns about its impact on the community. The city is actively trying to block the construction.
El Paso City Council is considering a move to block ICE detention centers. This could seriously shake up how immigration enforcement works in our city.
El Paso's City Council has approved a new two-year strategic framework. This plan lays out five key priorities to guide the city's development and improvements over the next couple of years.
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.