The council approved professional services agreements for two key infrastructure projects: the Playa Drain Shared Use Path and the El Paso International Airport Advanced Manufacturing District.
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Rising — being discussed more frequently. 14 mentions in the last 30 days, 6 the 60 before, 3 the 90 before that.
An initial $15,000.00 is allocated for pre-construction services, with a potential additional $20,000.00.
The El Paso Police and Fire Departments, and the community through improved public safety services, will benefit.
Opponents argue that taxpayer funds are being misallocated from essential community services and that citizens are not being adequately consulted.
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — Following widespread neighborhood concerns first reported by KTSM 9 News on Friday, residents of the Montana Vista area came face-to-face with developers of the proposed "Pecos West" transmission line project on Saturday...
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — The Texas Department of Transportation will hold a public hearing on Wednesday, May 13, on a series of proposed bicycle infrastructure projects across the El Paso region. The agency said it's part of a broader effort to...
City of El Paso unveils state-of-the-art Fire Station No. 38 dailydispatch.com
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) -- The City of El Paso celebrated the grand opening of Fire Station No. 38 in far East El Paso to help strengthen emergency response in a rapidly growing area. The new facility was funded through the voter-approved 2019 Public...
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) -- El Paso Water said it has made "significant progress" in reducing the risk of dam failure at Cement Lake in West El Paso and roads are being reopened. Crews will continue working on-site to remove more water from the dam,...
EL PASO, Texas (EL PASO MATTERS) -- El Paso Water purchased a 300-acre Upper Valley site last month to preserve open space, but didn’t inspect a 117-year-old dam on the property that is now in danger of breaching and flooding nearby areas, utility...
El Paso Water bought a 300-acre tract last month without inspecting a 117-year-old dam on the site that is now in danger of breaching. The post El Paso Water didn’t assess a now-failing dam before acquiring Cement Lake property last month appeared...
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) - Crews continue working to stabilize conditions at Cement Lake in West El Paso following new concerns identified late Thursday, April, 24. According to officials with EP Water, increased embankment movement and water seepage...
El Paso leaders face October deadline for $6 million deck plaza funding decision El Paso Matters
A significant portion of public comment focused on the proposed Downtown Deck Plaza. Supporters emphasized its potential for economic growth, job creation, and community gathering space, while opponents raised concerns about taxpayer funding and the diversion of resources from local needs like the YMCA.
El Paso City Council approves nonbinding MOU, joining county in supporting I-10 deck plaza KFOX
City of El Paso joins County in approving non-binding MOU for Downtown I-10 Deck Plaza KVIA
The city is actively pursuing federal funding to support major projects like advanced manufacturing and port of entry upgrades. This strategy aims to reduce the burden on local taxpayers by leveraging federal resources for infrastructure and economic development.
El Paso City Council to consider I-10 Deck Plaza agreement El Paso Times
The council authorized professional services agreements for two key infrastructure projects: the Playa Drain Shared Use Path and geotechnical testing for the El Paso International Airport's Advanced Manufacturing District. These agreements will advance the design and planning phases of these projects.
City of El Paso wants public input on updates to bike plan KVIA
Adjustments were made to airport construction contracts, including an increase for runway remediation to meet federal standards and decreases for taxiway projects due to quantity adjustments.
A sole-source contract was approved for specialized parts and services for the streetcar. This ensures the continued operation and maintenance of the streetcar system.
Discussions included the need for modern infrastructure, such as well-lit streets, safe roads, and efficient public transit, to support economic growth and quality of life. The city is looking at how to make these improvements sustainable and beneficial for the community.
A specific development plan for a property on Desert Pass Street was approved, allowing for its planned use.
City of El Paso announces new director of Capital Improvement Department KVIA
El Paso City Council approves $66M street resurfacing contracts for next two years KFOX
The city will enter into agreements with Union Pacific Railroad to reconstruct and maintain two road crossings, ensuring public safety and infrastructure integrity.
Drivers report pothole damage across El Paso; city says most claims denied under state law KTSM 9 News
City of El Paso Works to Patch Potholes, But Drivers Can Help Report More 93.1 KISS FM
Two planned projects, a corridor improvement and a trailhead, are being deprogrammed due to budget shortfalls or an inability to secure necessary land agreements. This means these projects will not move forward as planned.
The council is approving funds for pre-construction services for a new joint headquarters for the El Paso Police and Fire Departments. This project is intended to improve public safety infrastructure.
El Paso City Council approves $316M plan for airport improvements KTSM 9 News
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