Today, City Representative Henry Rivera, District 7 placed an item on the agenda for next week’s City Council Meeting to protect women’s rights and establish a Women’s Commission or Board focused on women’Read More
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EP Rent Help has received additional rental assistance funds from the City of El Paso to help tenants and landlords living within the city limits to pay rent and utilities. Since 2020, the EP Rent Help Read More
The City Council voted to direct the City Manager and Chief Financial Officer to develop the Fiscal Year 2023 Budget that looks at options to decrease the overall property tax rate. The policy action—sponsored by Read More
Today, the El Paso City Council approved the incentives for the redevelopment of the 85-year-old S.H. Kress Building by Franklin Mountain Investments (FMI), owned by El Pasoan Paul L. Foster. The City authorized a $2.1 Read More
The City of El Paso will host several community meetings to obtain feedback from residents about the proposed amendments to the City of El Paso’s Charter currently under consideration by the Ad Hoc Charter Read More
The City of El Paso announces that registration for the 15th Annual Neighborhood Leadership Academy is now open and FREE to the public. Participants interested in learning how City government works, will receive first-hand information Read More
Beginning Tuesday, December 28, the City of El Paso invites members of the public to bring their live Christmas trees in for recycling to one of the Environmental Services Department’s Citizen Collection Stations. This free Read More
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City hosts 2021 Neighborhood Summit: ¡Adelante! Keeping Our Neighborhoods Connected
The City of El Paso Community and Human Development Department invites the public to the 16th annual Virtual Neighborhood Summit, ¡Adelante! Keeping our Neighborhoods Connected. This free virtual event, set for Saturday, October 9, from 10 a.Read More
On Tuesday, officials with the City of El Paso’s Department of Community and Human Development, along with Districts 2 and 4, invited the public to an ‘Idea Workshop’ to learn about the Community Development Block Grant (Read More
During Tuesday’s regular city council meeting, council members voted 6 to 2 to approve three bond ordinances, which officials say result in a savings of nearly $58 million, as well as allow the City to begin moving Read More