Topics getting the most attention in El Paso County public meetings, ranked by how frequently they are discussed.
7 issues in general with high priority
El Paso is dragging its feet on releasing police lawsuit records, even after the state Attorney General told them to hand them over. It’s a bad look that makes you wonder what exactly the city is trying to keep under wraps regarding officer conduct.
El Paso Water is pushing for a 12% rate hike, which means you'll be paying more for your monthly utility bill soon. It’s a significant jump that will definitely be noticeable when you check your bank account.
Ever feel like your voice gets lost at City Council meetings? This guide breaks down the rules for public comment so you can actually get your point across without getting cut off.
El Paso County is gearing up for new infrastructure projects funded by bonds and wants your input on the plan. This is your opportunity to tell officials how you want your tax money spent on local improvements.
El Paso is finally drafting official rules for Airbnbs and short-term rentals to get a handle on how they're impacting our neighborhoods and local housing prices. It’s a big move that could change the vibe of your street and potentially free up more long-term housing options.
Measles is making a comeback in El Paso, and the city just released a list of locations where you might have been exposed. Take a quick look at the list to see if you need to check in with your doctor or keep an eye on your health.
Texas just passed a law that basically tells cities like El Paso they can't make their own rules anymore. Local officials are now trying to figure out which of our city ordinances are still legal and which ones are getting overruled by the state.