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.
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Rising — being discussed more frequently. 7 mentions in the last 30 days, 1 the 60 before, 3 the 90 before that.
The city is seeking a new provider for armored car services.
The city, by ensuring reliable and compliant security services.
Transamerica Protection Corporation.
8th Court of Appeals denies City of El Paso’s request for re-hearing on Pickett lawsuit KVIA
This week: City of El Paso opens a new fire station, settles Daniel Villegas' lawsuit, EPISD finalizes layoffs and more. The post Central fire station opens; city of El Paso settles Daniel Villegas lawsuit appeared first on El Paso Matters.
City of El Paso to pay $8 million to Daniel Villegas in civil rights lawsuit KFOX
El Paso to pay $8M to Daniel Villegas in wrongful conviction lawsuit El Paso Times
The City of El Paso has reached an $8 million settlement with Daniel Villegas, who was falsely imprisoned for 20 years for a 1993 double murder, to resolve a federal civil lawsuit alleging violations of his constitutional rights.
City of El Paso reaches $8 million settlement for Daniel Villegas lawsuit KVIA
El Paso settles with man wrongly imprisoned for 1993 murders BorderReport
The city is firing its armored car service provider, Transamerica, because they didn't follow the rules of their contract. They're also being banned from city work for three years.
The council voted to deny claims filed by three individuals, a procedural step in managing legal and financial liabilities.
El Paso City Council votes to hire consultants in Daniel Villegas civil rights lawsuit KFOX
City orders quarterly updates on bid to collect $600,000 from 2019 El Paso Trump rally KFOX
The council met with the city attorney to discuss legal matters. These discussions are kept private to protect legal strategy and advice.
The City Council decided to deny a settlement demand in a lawsuit and will retain outside counsel to manage the case, indicating a potential for litigation.
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