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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 scoring a $25.7 million federal rail project to finally separate Rick Francis Street from Union Pacific tracks. If you're tired of sitting in traffic near the medical campus every time a train crawls through, this fix is for you.
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.
El Paso is showing off new grants and projects from its Vision Zero program aimed at making our streets way safer. If you're tired of dodging reckless drivers, these upgrades are designed to protect pedestrians and cyclists all over town.
Heads up, El Paso! The city is changing up recreation center hours and shutting down spray parks for the season, so you'll want to check schedules before heading out.
El Paso is raising guest fees on short-term rentals like Airbnb and VRBO, meaning travelers might pay more for local getaways and hosts could face tighter rules. If you're booking a stay or renting out a spare room in town, your wallet is about to feel the squeeze.
El Paso County might hit the reset button on finding a new manager for the Coliseum. This move could completely change how our biggest concerts and local events are run behind the scenes.
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.
Planning a block party in El Paso? You need to get the right permits first, or the city might shut you down and slap you with a fine.
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 still chasing down $600,000 from the 2019 Trump rally. City council is getting regular updates on the slow-moving effort to get this money back.
The council issued proclamations to honor various groups and individuals for their contributions to the community, including women leaders, innovators, educators, and environmental advocates.
El Paso's elections chief is giving us the inside scoop on the upcoming May elections and runoffs. Expect to hear about potential issues and how to make sure your vote counts.
The council considered changes to parking regulations, including the use of electronic systems for citations. A speaker emphasized the need for balanced enforcement and accommodation to ensure downtown accessibility.
Get ready for higher gas bills, El Paso! But on the flip side, the city's bringing in a new leader for major projects, which could mean some exciting infrastructure improvements down the road.
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.
El Paso swapped out César Chávez Day for a new name: Community & Labor Heritage Day. So, that day off you might have been looking forward to now has a different official title.
Ever feel like you don't get enough time to tell City Council what's on your mind? El Paso Matters is digging into whether the city is actually enforcing time limits on public comments, or if you can just keep talking.