El Paso · issues
Topics getting the most attention in El Paso public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
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.
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.
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'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.
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.
El Paso is asking for public input on new rules for data centers. These massive tech facilities could significantly impact the city's growth and development, so your voice matters!
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 is debating whether to keep its license plate surveillance program. This tech scans and records license plates across the city, and officials say it helps solve crimes. But some residents are concerned about privacy.
El Paso is fighting a state-approved gas rate increase, arguing that residents are already struggling with high utility bills. This means more back-and-forth over what you'll be paying for natural gas.
Cartel drones caused a 10-day airspace shutdown over El Paso recently. While the FAA has lifted the restrictions, it highlights ongoing border security challenges.
El Paso might get a new data center, but it wants to run on natural gas, and people are worried about the pollution. This could mean more smog and a bigger climate change impact right in our backyard.
Brace yourselves, El Paso! The city's activating its winter weather plan to tackle the upcoming cold snap. Expect efforts to keep roads clear and safe as temperatures drop.
El Paso's 'El Paso Computes' tech initiative is already showing results! City government, UTEP, and the school district are teaming up to boost digital skills and create new opportunities for residents.
The Texas Attorney General is putting El Paso under the microscope, checking how the city handles transparency and taxes. This could mean big changes are on the way for how your local government operates.
El Paso is facing a serious food insecurity crisis, with over a third of residents not knowing where their next meal is coming from. This is way worse than the rest of Texas and could strain city services.
A popular local spot, Chicas Locas, is closing down permanently. This comes as the City of El Paso is still tangled up in a legal battle with the business, leaving many wondering about the reasons behind the closure and the ongoing dispute.
Get ready to pay more for gas! Texas Gas Service wants to hike rates by a huge 27%, meaning your monthly bill is going to jump significantly.
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.