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3 mentions across 2 events
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public safety (3)
policy (3)

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Case File 26-0820

2 hearings since Jul 2026·Last: Jul 21, 2026·Site
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August 2026

Other Business

Discussion and action on a June 9, 2026 City Council motion directing the City Manager and City Attorney to develop a policy requiring an upfront deposit from political campaigns to cover public safety and venue costs for candidate visits, to be returned to Council within 60 days.

Discussion and action on a motion from City Council on June 9, 2026, directing the City Manager and City Attorney to develop a policy that will safeguard taxpayers from covering public safety and venu

July 2026

Members Of The City Council

Discussion and action directing the City Attorney to draft an ordinance and resolution requiring virtual currency kiosks (cryptocurrency ATMs) in El Paso to display bilingual physical and digital fraud warning disclosures, mandatory timers and user confirmations, with dual liability for operators and hosting property owners. Enforcement would include a 48-hour cure notice, civil penalties up to $500 per machine per day, and Class C misdemeanor charges for willful repeat violations.

Discussion and action directing the City Attorney, in collaboration with the City Manager as necessary, to prepare and present for City Council consideration an ordinance and accompanying resolution r

$500
Members Of The City Council
requester

Discussion and action directing the City Attorney to draft an ordinance and resolution requiring virtual currency kiosks (cryptocurrency ATMs) in El Paso to display bilingual physical and digital fraud warning disclosures, mandatory timers and user confirmations, with dual liability for operators and hosting property owners. Enforcement would include a 48-hour cure notice, civil penalties up to $500 per machine per day, and Class C misdemeanor charges for willful repeat violations.

Discussion and action directing the City Attorney, in collaboration with the City Manager as necessary, to prepare and present for City Council consideration an ordinance and accompanying resolution r

$500