Zach White Neighborhood Association

Be Heard!

Tell us what El Paso needs

Make plans to attend a series of hybrid community meetings on capital planning.

A robust public engagement process has been initiated to identify and prioritize capital improvement projects. Community feedback will be combined with real-world data and the City of El Paso’s strategic goals to help elected officials identify specific projects for a proposed future bond referendum. In December 2021, the El Paso City Council directed the development of a bond package focused on addressing identified community priorities and needs aligned with targeted areas of investment.

“The public engagement process is essential in the process for bond program development. It will inform and validate the key priority areas for investment over the next five to seven years and could include street program, transportation connectivity, outdoor spaces, facility upgrades among other community priorities” City Engineer Sam Rodriguez said. “This public engagement process will enable us to develop a roadmap for addressing infrastructure and quality of life needs our residents want to see while focusing on equity, sustaining economic recovery, and planning for future growth.”

Residents who are unable to attend the exploration meetings are invited to call (915) 212-0065 or visit www.elpasotexas.gov and click on the Bond Exploration banner to take our Capital Planning Survey.

BOND EXPLORATION

HYBRID COMMUNITY MEETINGS

MISSION VALLEY

6 p.m. Wednesday, February 23, 2022

Valle Bajo Community Recreation Center

7380 Alameda

Virtual access: Register in advance at*

https://tinyurl.com/bdhfzxyy

EASTSIDE

5:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 2, 2022

Esperanza Acosta Moreno Library

12480 Pebble Hills