City CouncilTuesday, July 7, 2026 · 9:00 AM · Council Chambers, City Hall, 300 N. Campbell And Virtually

#3This resolution authorizes the Mayor to sign a 2-year interlocal agreement (with a one-year auto-renewal option) between the City of El Paso Police Department, the El Paso County District Attorney, and Emergence Health Network to establish Diversion Center Services for county residents in mental health or substance abuse crisis.

#4A resolution to approve a list of Solid Waste liens as detailed in an attached document.

#5A resolution authorizing the Mayor to sign an Amended Interlocal Agreement between the City of El Paso and the Texas Department of State Health Services for testing of milk and dairy products.

#6Resolution authorizing a $200,000 payment for project costs plus a $25,000 annual fee for the Laboratory Information Management System, continuing the Master Agreement with the Paso Del Norte Health Information Exchange, with the City Manager authorized to sign paperwork and effect necessary budget transfers.

#7Resolution ratifying outstanding amounts of $41,200 and $75,000 for annual fees related to the Health Information Exchange and Electronic Medical Record, continuing the Master Agreement with the Paso Del Norte Health Information Exchange, with the City Manager authorized to sign paperwork and effect necessary budget transfers.

#8Appointment of Joaquin Rodriguez, Grant Funded Program Director at the El Paso International Airport, as the airport's representative to the Transportation Policy Board of the Metropolitan Planning Organization, replacing former Aviation Director Tony Nevarez.

#9Appointment of Marina Monsisvais to the Greater El Paso Civic, Convention and Tourism Advisory Board, nominated by Representative Josh Acevedo of District 2.

#10A notation-only report on delinquent hotel occupancy tax as of May 31, 2026, requested by the Office of the Comptrollers.

#11A notation-only report on District 3 constituent education initiatives, community events, and special projects (e.g., Pothole Patrol, Ability Fellows, nursing home and Thanksgiving donations, community mental health forum, Elks Lodge outreach, Trivia Nights) from November 2025 to July 2026.

#12Notice of a $1,000.00 campaign contribution received by Representative Alejandra Chávez from Ryan McCrory.

#13Award of Task Order 3V-1 under Solicitation 2024-0124 to Veliz Construction for roofing improvements at the Galatzan Recreational Center gym in District 8, totaling an estimated $572,005.33.

#14Ordinance authorizing the City of El Paso to convey a portion of Lots 18 and 19, Block 6, Alameda Acres to Flor Maria Chacon for $49,000.00.

#15Ordinance granting a five-year renewable Special Privilege License to Wiley Condominium Association allowing existing aerial and surface encroachments (a sign, exhaust fans, and backflow preventers) within city right-of-way at 1125 Texas Avenue.

#16An ordinance authorizing the City Manager to execute a quitclaim (tax resale) deed conveying a 4.0-acre parcel in the Lower Valley Surveys to Miguel Gallo under Section 34.05(h) of the Tax Code.

#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, Revised Map of Sahara Subdivision) to Mariel Andrea Garcia for $36,581.00.

#19Ordinance amending El Paso's traffic code speed limit schedules to add, delete, and modify designated speed zones on Northern Pass Drive and Northwestern Drive.

#20An ordinance to terminate Pinnacle Media, LLC's non-exclusive franchise agreement allowing it to place benches at bus stops on City right of way, originally granted under Ordinance 018002.

#21Resolution to approve spending up to $15,000 in combined District 8 and District 6 discretionary funds for aesthetic improvements and installations at Pride Square.

#22This item authorizes up to $800 in District 6 discretionary funds to cover Representative Art Fierro's travel to the NALEO Educational Fund Annual Conference in Los Angeles, California.

#23City Council discussion and action to direct the City Manager and City Attorney to amend the City's 90th Session State Legislative Agenda to advocate for sustainable state funding for the Behavioral Health East Campus, a crisis behavioral health facility to be operated by Emergence Health Network.

#24Directs the City Attorney and City Manager to prepare an ordinance requiring cryptocurrency ATM kiosks in El Paso to display physical and digital fraud-warning disclosures, establish geofenced digital safeguards, and set a graduated enforcement scheme with civil penalties for non-compliance.

#25Council action to direct the City Manager to deprogram the Piedras St. Reconstruction Phase 2 Project due to impacts on neighboring businesses and to transfer remaining project funds to the Unprogrammed Project Balances Fund.

#26Presentation and discussion on a May 2026 City Council motion directing the City Manager and City Attorney to provide a comprehensive overview of DWI data within 45 days and develop a citywide Anti-DWI Strategy within 90 days.

#27The City is awarding a janitorial services contract for libraries to Ace Government Services, LLC, with a three-year initial term and a two-year option, totaling an estimated $3,072,030.00 over five years.

#28Resolution authorizing the Mayor to sign a First Amendment to the Interlocal Agreement with the El Paso Downtown Management District, adding a new section on Grant Program Task Orders.

#29Resolution to approve Task Order 2026-01 allocating up to $1,000,000 in TIRZ #5 funds to match grant obligations for the La Popular Commercial Façade Improvement Grant, authorizing the City Manager to execute the task authorization and related budget transfers.

#30Discussion and action on the results of the Accounts Payable Follow-Up Audit (A2026-03) for El Paso International Airport.

#31Resolution authorizing eminent domain to condemn a 3.095-acre property owned by Transmountain 54, LLC for the Resler Drive extension project, part of the 2022 Community Progress Bond.

#25City Council discusses and acts on directing the City Manager to deprogram the Piedras St. Reconstruction Phase 2 project due to impacts on neighboring businesses, and to transfer remaining project funds to the Unprogrammed Project Balances Fund.