City CouncilTuesday, June 23, 2026 · 9:00 AM · Council Chambers, City Hall, 300 N. Campbell And Virtually

#3A resolution to adopt the El Paso Museum of Art's revised Code of Ethics and authorize its implementation by the City's Museums and Cultural Affairs Department.

#4A resolution authorizing the Director of Purchasing & Strategic Sourcing to terminate Contract No. 2024-0183 for Armored Car Services with Trans America Protection Corporation for default due to legal/regulatory violations, effective June 23, 2026, and to disqualify the company from City contracts for three years.

#5Resolution authorizing termination of Contract No. 2024-0520 (Armored Car Services) with Trans America Protection Corporation for default due to legal/regulatory violations, effective June 23, 2026, and recommending the vendor be disqualified from City contracts for 3 years.

#6A resolution to rename Pennsylvania Circle Park to Bill & Annette Means Park.

#7Resolution authorizing the City Manager to apply for a FEMA Fire Prevention and Safety grant for the El Paso Fire Department's Integrated Fire Investigation and Community Risk Reduction Program, totaling $402,832.15 including a city cash match.

#8Resolution authorizing the City Manager to apply for a FEMA Assistance to Firefighters Grant for the Fire Department's Cardiac Monitor Replacement and Enhancement Program, totaling over $2.2 million including a city cash match.

#9Resolution authorizing the Mayor to sign an Interlocal Cooperation Contract with the Texas Department of State Health Services for Mobile Food Inspection Services, under which the state will pay the City an annual amount of $357,347.00.

#10Approval of Solid Waste liens listed in an attached document.

#11Resolution to approve a Solid Waste demolition lien of $28,907.32 against property owner Felix M. Torres at 149 Davis Dr in District 7.

#12Appointment of Cynthia Renteria to the Historic Landmark Commission, sponsored by Representative Josh Acevedo of District 2.

#13Notation-only report on P-Card transactions and discretionary fund expenditures for the Mayor, City Council Representatives, City Attorney's Office, and City Manager's Office for the period April 21, 2026 to May 20, 2026.

#14Notice of numerous campaign contributions, both monetary and in-kind, received by Representative Alejandra Chávez from individual donors, with amounts ranging from $500 to $5,000.

#15The City awarded a five-year contract (three-year initial term plus a two-year option) to Public Consulting Group, LLC for Public Health Charity and Medicaid Administrative Claims services, with a total estimated value of $221,980.00.

#16Ordinance terminating Pinnacle Media, LLC's non-exclusive franchise to place benches at bus stops on City right of way, as originally granted by Ordinance 018002.

#17Ordinance authorizing the City of El Paso to convey real property (Lots 18 and 19, Block 3, Mountain Homes Subdivision) to Osvaldo Holguin and Rosio Segovia for $53,000.00.

#18Ordinance authorizing the City of El Paso to convey real property (southerly 40 feet of Lot 21, Block 5, Sahara Subdivision) to Mariel Andrea Garcia for $36,581.00.

#19Ordinance amending El Paso's speed limit schedules (Title 12) to add, delete, and modify speed limit designations on Northern Pass Drive and Northwestern Drive at various segments.

#20An ordinance granting a special permit to allow a governmental use building on a portion of the Cielo Vista Park Subdivision property at 7024 Cielo Vista Drive.

#21Ordinance to rezone a portion of Tract 11, Duran and Rivas Resubdivision at 7912 North Loop Drive from R-3 (Residential) to S-D (Special Development), including approval of a Detailed Site Development Plan to allow a restaurant use.

#22Ordinance rezoning a portion of Tract 6, Laura E. Mundy Survey No. 237 from R-5/c (Residential) to C-3/c (Commercial) with conditions, for property east of Desert North Boulevard and north of Transmountain Road.

#23Ordinance rezoning several tracts in Block 1, Ysleta Grant from A-O/sc (Apartment/Office) to C-4/sc (Commercial), for property southeast of Americas Ave. and northeast of North Loop Dr.

#24This ordinance would amend the Future Land Use Map in Plan El Paso for four tracts near Americas Ave. and North Loop Dr., changing the designation from Agriculture (O-3) to Industrial and/or Railyards (G-7), as requested by applicant Ben L. Ivey, LTD.

#25This ordinance would rezone a tract near Vista del Sol Dr. and Joe Battle Blvd. from R-3 Residential to C-1 Commercial with an imposed condition, as requested by applicant Hammeum, LLC.

#26An ordinance granting a special permit to allow a 67% parking reduction for a property at 2928 Pershing Drive, requested by Jefferson Apartments, LLC.

#27Ordinance rezoning a portion of Palmdale Acres and vacated Dairy Road at 7321 North Loop Drive from R-F (Ranch and Farm) to C-2 (Commercial), with imposed conditions, at the request of Farmers Select, LLC.

#28Ordinance authorizing the City of El Paso to convey real property (Lots 15 and 16, Block 17, Lincoln Park Addition) to Fire Development, LLC for $87,000.

#29Ordinance authorizing the City Manager to sign a deed and related documents to convey approximately 330.26 acres of land described as Laura E. Mundy Survey 234, a portion of Tract 2.

#30El Paso Water will present an after-action report on the large-scale water main break that occurred in the Northeast area.

#31Discussion and action to direct the City Manager to amend the City's State Legislative Agenda to advocate for protecting residential ratepayers from data center utility costs, and to determine whether El Paso's electrical grid is incorporated per Governor Abbott's directive.

#32Resolution authorizing use of City Council District 2 discretionary funds, not to exceed $6,500.00, to help El Paso Sun City Pride meet the payment required under a license and use agreement for the City Hall parking lot for a Pride event.

#33Resolution to approve District 8 council discretionary funds not to exceed $2,500 to establish a scholarship fund covering costs for District 8 youth to attend City-run summer or seasonal camps and programs.

#34A resolution authorizing City Council District 7 to spend up to $1,000 in discretionary funds to help El Paso Sun City Pride cover the cost of a license and use agreement for the City Hall parking lot for a Pride event.

#35Directs the City Manager and City Attorney to negotiate a Community Benefits Agreement with Meta Platforms, Inc. covering environmental protections, water and electric utility infrastructure, ratepayer protections, and workforce development (including an Advanced Training Center and 'El Paso First' hiring commitments) tied to the Northeast El Paso data center, with a draft agreement due back to Council within 45 days.

#36The item authorizes Agreement No. 2026-0393 with Accela Inc. to continue providing software for permitting, licensing, plan review, inspections, compliance monitoring, and code enforcement, subject to annual budget approval.

#37The City is requesting authorization for the Director of Purchasing & Strategic Sourcing to issue purchase orders to HD Industries, Inc., the sole authorized distributor of Pro Patch Asphalt Pothole Patcher parts, for a 3-year term estimated at $360,000.00 to support the Streets and Maintenance Department.

#38Request to authorize the Director of Purchasing & Strategic Sourcing to issue purchase orders to Romco Inc, dba ROMCO Equipment Co, LLC, as sole source provider of Volvo, Doosan and Superior Broom parts and service for the Streets and Maintenance Department, for an estimated $750,000 over a three-year term.

#39The City awarded a five-year scrap metal recycling services contract to W. Silver Recycling, Inc., a revenue-generating replacement contract expected to generate approximately $2,007,980.52 total for the Environmental Services Department.

#40Discussion and action on the results of the Sun Metro Accounts Payable Audit (A2026-09), an item postponed from the June 9, 2026 meeting.

#41Discussion and action on the results of Round 10 of the Hotel Occupancy Tax Audit, an item postponed from the June 9, 2026 meeting.

#42Discussion and action on the findings of the Code Enforcement Division Audit A2025-05, an item postponed from June 9, 2026.

#43Resolution to rescind the prior July 1, 2024 approval to fund the local match for the Playa Drain Shared Use Path Project from capital asset sales, now that State Infrastructure Bank loan funds are available for that purpose, with the rest of the original resolution remaining in effect.

#44Resolution rescinding the July 1, 2024 approval to use capital asset sale proceeds for the local match on the Sunland Park Shared Use Path Project, now that State Infrastructure Bank loan funds are available for that purpose; item postponed from June 9, 2026.

#45Resolution to rescind the July 1, 2024 City Council approval to fund El Paso's local match for the Railroad Drive Project using capital asset sale proceeds, once State Infrastructure Bank loan funds become available for that purpose, with the original resolution otherwise remaining in effect.

#46Resolution to rescind the July 1, 2024 Council approval allocating capital asset sale proceeds toward the local match obligation for the Sun Valley Project, now that State Infrastructure Bank loan funds are available for that purpose; all other terms of the original resolution remain in effect.

#47Resolution to rescind the prior July 1, 2024 approval allocating capital asset sale funds toward the local match for the Traffic Management Center Updates Phases 2 and 3 Project, since State Infrastructure Bank loan funding is now available for that purpose; the rest of the original resolution remains in effect.

#48Resolution to accept a $458,000 State Infrastructure Bank loan (25-year repayment) for the Playa Drain Shared Use Path project, covering local match, construction, environmental, utility relocation, engineering, and right-of-way costs, and authorizing the City Manager to execute related documents.

#49Resolution to accept a $3,813,000 State Infrastructure Bank loan agreement to finance construction, engineering, and right-of-way costs for the Sunland Park Shared Use Path, repayable over up to 25 years, and to authorize the City Manager to execute related documents.

#50Resolution accepting a State Infrastructure Bank loan agreement for $4,067,000, repayable over up to 25 years, to fund the Reconstruction of Railroad Drive project including construction, environmental, utility relocation, engineering, and right-of-way costs; postponed from 06-09-2026.

#51Resolution to accept a $484,000 State Infrastructure Bank loan (25-year repayment) for the Sun Valley Street Improvements project, covering local match, construction, environmental, utility relocation, engineering, and right-of-way costs, and authorizing the City Manager to execute related documents.

#52Resolution to accept a $6,000,000 State Infrastructure Bank loan agreement, repayable over up to 25 years, to fund the City's local match and construction costs for Traffic Management Center Upgrades Phase 2-5, and to authorize the City Manager to execute related documents and budget transfers.

#53The City Council will consider amending its contract with Consor North America for the Public Safety and Fire Department Headquarters & Maintenance and Logistics Center project, adding up to $344,426.64 for expanded project management services (including commissioning and building envelope work) to incorporate the Police Department Headquarters into the project.

#54Discussion and action to approve the 2026-2027 Annual Action Plan governing programs, projects, and services funded through CDBG, HOME, HOPWA, and ESG federal grant programs.

#55The item seeks approval of updated policies and procedures for planning and implementing state and federal housing and homeless services grant funds, including TDHCA's HHSP and HUD's CDBG, HOME, HOPWA, and ESG entitlement programs.

#56Resolution authorizing the City Manager to sign contracts with the State of Texas to receive a projected $480,471 in 2026-2027 Homeless Housing and Services Program funds from TDHCA, and authorizing DCHD's Director to sign related sub-award agreements with local agencies.

#EX1Executive session to discuss El Paso Electric Company's application to amend its Certificate of Convenience and Necessity to replace the existing Eddy High-Voltage Direct Current Tie.

#EX2Executive session to discuss El Paso Electric Company's application to amend its Certificate of Convenience and Necessity for a 366 MW natural gas generation facility.

#EX3Executive session discussion regarding the purchase, exchange, lease, or value of real property located in Northwest El Paso.

#EX4Executive session to discuss pending litigation, Joseph Pickett v. City of El Paso, Cause No. 2024DCV5250.

#EX5Executive session for the City Council to consult with legal counsel regarding pending litigation, Daniel Villegas v. City of El Paso et al., under Texas Government Code Section 551.071.

#29Ordinance authorizing the City Manager to sign a deed and related documents to convey approximately 330.26 acres of land in the Laura E. Mundy Survey 234, El Paso County.

#35Discussion and action directing the City Manager and City Attorney to negotiate a Community Benefits Agreement with Meta Platforms, Inc. covering environmental protections, water and electric utility infrastructure, ratepayer protections, workforce development, and hiring commitments related to the data center in Northeast El Paso, with roundtable discussions and a draft agreement due back to Council within 45 days.

#35Directs the City Manager and City Attorney to negotiate a Community Benefits Agreement with Meta Platforms, Inc. covering environmental protections, water and electric utility infrastructure, ratepayer protection, and 'El Paso First' workforce development tied to a Northeast El Paso data center, with continued roundtable discussions and a draft agreement due to Council within 45 days.

#35Discussion and action directing the City Manager and City Attorney to negotiate a Community Benefits Agreement with Meta Platforms covering environmental protections, utility infrastructure, ratepayer protection, and workforce development tied to Meta's Northeast El Paso data center, with a draft agreement due back to Council within 45 days.

#EX2Executive session to discuss El Paso Electric Company's application to amend its Certificate of Convenience and Necessity to construct a 366 MW natural gas generation facility.