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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 just passed a new rule requiring all tattoo shops to pass a health inspection before they're allowed to open their doors. If you're planning to get some fresh ink, you can expect higher safety standards at local parlors.
A resident expressed frustration with the Sun Metro mobile app's functionality and raised safety concerns regarding bus drivers' proximity to cyclists.
El Paso City Council is looking at renaming Lincoln Park in South-Central to "El Paso's Chicano Park." If you spend time in the area, it's worth keeping an eye on whether this cultural rebrand goes official.
El Paso City Council just locked in the budget for 2027, setting the financial rules for how the city runs and delivers public services all year.
El Paso is considering a new ordinance to protect consumers from companies making false claims about water quality. This is basically a move to stop deceptive sales tactics and ensure people aren't misled about what they're buying.
A resident reported that new bus stops on Delta and Shelter Streets are dangerous for seniors, as they lack shade and safe pedestrian crossings.
El Paso's mayor and city representatives are pushing for a 15% pay raise. It's a hefty bump that directly affects how much local politicians pull in from public funds.
Recker's Outreach provides transitional housing and support for homeless veterans, aiming to help them reintegrate into the community and secure stable housing.
The El Paso International Airport's director is out! This means the city has to find a new leader, which could shake things up for how the airport runs and what big projects are planned for the future.
El Paso City Council is considering major zoning changes that could reshape neighborhoods across the city. This vote could impact everything from building heights to what businesses can open where you live.
Worried about your El Paso property taxes? Good news – they're actually lower than in most other big Texas cities. But don't get too excited, they're still not exactly 'cheap.'
El Paso is cracking down on predatory towing! Tow companies are now banned from showing up uninvited to accident scenes, aiming to protect drivers from being taken advantage of when they're already stressed out.
Tired of tow trucks swarming you after an accident? El Paso City Council just banned them from soliciting at crash sites. This should stop shady towing companies from taking advantage of you when you're already stressed.
Recker's Outreach is seeking to expand its programs for at-risk youth, offering life skills, mentorship, and community service opportunities. The goal is to reduce truancy, foster civic pride, and provide positive guidance to young people.
El Paso's City Council is looking into ways to make sure ICE is playing by the rules. This means they're exploring new policies to ensure accountability for the agency's actions within the city.
Your gas bill might be going up, but El Paso is trying to fight it! The city is challenging Texas Gas's proposed rate hike, asking for a fresh look at the decision. This could mean a different outcome for how much you pay for gas.
El Paso is considering a new fee to fund transportation projects, but residents are questioning if the money will be used effectively or just disappear into city coffers. It's a classic 'show me the money' situation for taxpayers.