Organizations in El Paso City Government

El Paso Electric Company is a regional electric utility that generates, transmits, and distributes electricity in west Texas and southern New Mexico, serving areas from Hatch, New Mexico to Van Horn, Texas. The company is owned by Infrastructure Investments Fund and operates multiple generating facilities utilizing diverse energy sources including nuclear, natural gas, solar, and wind.

Last active Aug 17, 2026

El Paso Water is a non-profit, municipally owned public water utility that serves the city of El Paso. Governed by the Public Service Board and established in 1952, it provides water, wastewater, and stormwater services to over 220,000 customers. The utility manages water sources from the Rio Grande and two aquifers.

Last active Aug 17, 2026

Conde, Inc. is a professional engineering and construction management firm providing planning, civil engineering, surveying, and construction management services. The company serves public and private sector clients on residential, commercial, industrial, and public works projects.

Last active Aug 13, 2026

The City Plan Commission is a nine-member municipal body appointed under the City Charter that reviews and approves subdivision applications and advises the City Council on zoning matters, including text regulations, comprehensive plans, specific area plans, and rezoning. Members must be resident citizens of El Paso and serve two-year staggered terms. The Commission also advises on climate and environmental sustainability matters per Ordinance 01977.

Last active Aug 13, 2026

Destination El Paso is the convention, tourism, venue, and event management organization for the City of El Paso. Operating through three divisions—Visit El Paso (destination marketing), El Paso Live (venue management), and El Paso Water Parks—it provides tourism development, convention services, and management of city-owned cultural venues and recreational facilities.

Last active Aug 25, 2026

The Civil Service Commission is a City of El Paso governing body established to oversee the municipal Civil Service system for classified employees, ensuring fairness and efficiency in hiring and personnel selection. The Commission hears and determines appeals from classified employees and investigates matters related to Civil Service provisions. It comprises nine members appointed by City Council, with meetings held monthly on the second Thursday. The Commission operates under the City's Human Resources Department.

Last active Aug 13, 2026