City Manager
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$43.6M in total financial activity across agenda items that mention this person.
Largest single item: $18.2M on (Award of Solicitation 2026-0374 for the Montwood Extension construction project to International Eagle Enterprises, Inc., the low bidder, for a total estimated $18,172,452.74 across three base bids…)
- Cases
- Downtown Management District Building Safety Inspections (26-1171) — resolved, last event
- El Paso Fiscal Year 2026-2027 Annual Budget Adopted (26-0916) — resolved, last event
- City Land Conveyance of 597 Acres (26-1153) — active, last event
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Legislative threads where City Manager is mentioned
Downtown Management District Building Safety Inspections (26-1171)
El Paso Fiscal Year 2026-2027 Annual Budget Adopted (26-0916)
City Land Conveyance of 597 Acres (26-1153)
Truck Traffic Restrictions on Trans Mountain Road (26-1197)
Safe-Ride and Impaired-Driving Prevention Partnership (26-1177)
General Aviation Ramp Rehabilitation Contract with CI Constructors (26-1144)
Rio Grande Neighborhood City-Initiated Rezoning Study (26-1136)
Removal of Flock Safety License Plate Cameras (26-1039)
Ban on Flock Safety License Plate Reader Cameras (26-1038)
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Showing 1–50 of 54November 2026
Resolution authorizing the City Manager to sign a professional services agreement with GFT Infrastructure, Inc. for the Ysleta Port of Entry Expansion Feasibility Study and Masterplan, not to exceed $3,748,907.14, with additional authorized services bringing the total to $3,848,907.14.
Discussion and action on a Resolution that the City Manager be authorized to sign an Agreement for Professional Services by and between the CITY OF EL PASO and GFT INFRASTRUCTURE, INC, for a project k
Resolution authorizing the City Manager to formalize the City's designation as Collaborative Applicant for the El Paso Continuum of Care and execute agreements with the CoC Board and HUD, including a required 25% match.
Discussion and action on a Resolution to authorize the City Manager, or designee, to formalize the City of El Paso’s designation as the Collaborative Applicant for the El Paso Continuum of Care (CoC)
Resolution authorizing budget transfers of FY2026 General Fund savings, resulting from increased use of ARPA funds for eligible P25 Infrastructure Project expenses and the FY2025 Single Audit, to purchase Fire Department fleet routers.
Discussion and action on a Resolution authorizing the City Manager, or designee, to effectuate all necessary budget transfers to allocate FY2026 General Fund savings resulting from increased use of Am
Ordinance authorizing the City Manager to sign a deed and related documents to convey approximately 597 acres of city-owned land described as Tract 1, Section 5, Block 80, Township 1, Texas & Pacific Railway Company Surveys.
An Ordinance authorizing the City Manager to sign a deed and any other necessary documents to convey approximately 597 acres of land legally described as Tract 1, Section 5, Block 80, Township 1, Texa
Resolution authorizing the City Manager to sign a service agreement with Fire Acquisition Company LLC dba Phoenix Safety Outfitters to supply uniforms, apparel, turnout gear, maintenance, and inventory management for the El Paso Fire Department.
A Resolution authorizing the City Manager to sign the Service Agreement between the City of El Paso and Fire Acquisition Company LLC dba Phoenix Safety Outfitters, to provide uniforms and apparel item
October 2026
Council would direct the City Manager and City Attorney to coordinate with TxDOT on restricting heavy commercial truck traffic along Trans Mountain Road (Loop 375), including alternative truck routes, and report back within 30 days with findings and an action plan.
Discussion and action to direct the City Manager and City Attorney to coordinate with the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) to evaluate and pursue measures to restrict heavy commercial truck
Council members propose directing the City Manager to coordinate safety inspections of buildings over two stories in the Downtown Management District, require correction of violations within 30 days, and report findings within 45 days, including a feasibility plan for owner-funded professional inspections.
Discussion and action to direct the City Manager to coordinate safety inspections of all buildings exceeding two stories in height within the boundaries of the Downtown Management District to identify
Council members propose directing the City Manager to coordinate safety inspections of buildings over two stories in the Downtown Management District, require correction of violations within 30 days, and report findings within 45 days, including a feasibility plan for owner-funded professional inspections.
Discussion and action to direct the City Manager to coordinate safety inspections of all buildings exceeding two stories in height within the boundaries of the Downtown Management District to identify
Directs the City Manager to coordinate safety inspections of buildings over two stories in the Downtown Management District, require correction of violations within 30 days, and report findings within 45 days along with a feasibility plan for broader inspections.
Discussion and action to direct the City Manager to coordinate safety inspections of all buildings exceeding two stories in height within the boundaries of the Downtown Management District to identify
Directs the City Manager to coordinate safety inspections of buildings over two stories in the Downtown Management District, require correction of violations within 30 days, and report findings within 45 days along with a feasibility plan for broader inspections.
Discussion and action to direct the City Manager to coordinate safety inspections of all buildings exceeding two stories in height within the boundaries of the Downtown Management District to identify