City CouncilTuesday, September 15, 2026 · 9:00 AM · Council Chambers, City Hall, 300 N. Campbell And Virtually

#3Resolution authorizing the City Manager or designee to sign an underground electrical and transformer pad easement to provide electrical power to property near the El Paso International Airport, on portions of Lots 1, 2 and 3, Block 1, Sharpe Subdivision Phase One.

#4Authorizes the City Manager to sign a two-year Concession License Agreement, with four optional one-year renewals, allowing EPTEX Healthy Vending, LLC to operate automated retail machines at the El Paso International Airport. Payment to the City is the greater of a square-footage-based amount or a percentage of revenues.

#5Authorizes the Chief Human Resources Officer to sign the adoption of the 2026 Guidelines for the City Employees Charitable Campaign. Designates United Way of El Paso County as Local Campaign Manager and the CHRO as liaison.

#6Approves through FY27 all expenditures arising from contractual obligations for contracting hearing officers. Future years' spending will be governed by annual budget approval based on Human Resources projections, with the CHRO and City Manager authorized to execute related documents and budget transfers.

#7Resolution approving a proposed Substantial Amendment to the City's Annual Action Plans for Program Years 2019 through 2023.

#8Re-appointment of Pamela Soto to the Women's Rights Commission, nominated by Representative Alejandra Chávez of District 1.

#9Accepts a $1,000 donation from Paso del Norte Health Foundation for the El Paso National Dance Day Health & Wellness Event at San Jacinto Plaza, hosted by City Council District 1 with Destination El Paso and Parks & Recreation.

#10Notice of acceptance of a $1,000 donation from Jobe Materials, L.P. for the El Paso National Dance Day Health & Wellness Event at San Jacinto Plaza, hosted by City Council District 1 with Destination El Paso and Parks & Recreation - Live Active.

#11Notice of campaign contributions received by District 8 candidate Arturo R. Alluin from five individual contributors.

#12Notice of a campaign contribution received by District 8 candidate Matthew J. Guzman from Ted Houghton.

#13Notice of receipt of campaign contributions by Representative Alejandra Chávez, three contributions of $500 each from Nancy Laster, Javier Lucatero and Lillie McIntosh.

#14Notice of receipt of a $2,500 campaign contribution by Representative Ivan Niño from the IBEW Political Action Committee Voluntary Fund.

#15Notice of a $1,000 campaign contribution received by Representative Art Fierro from Rogelio Lopez.

#16City Council consideration of Change Order #3 to Contract 2024-0539 with 4X Construction Group, LLC for the Greater El Paso Landfill Cells 15-20 project, adding a fire department connection (FDC) system.

#17Ordinance authorizing the City's conveyance of a portion of Lot 1, Block 5, Continental Industrial Park to Double H Contracting, Inc. for $209,228.

#18Ordinance amending the zoning code definitions, supplemental use regulations, and table of permissible uses for Correctional Facility and Halfway House uses.

#19Ordinance amending the water and sewer code to add definitions and require disclosures on commercial solicitations about water quality, safety, testing, treatment, or filtration, with violation and enforcement provisions.

#20An ordinance granting Special Permit No. PZST25-00021 to allow a helistop at 12230 Pine Springs Drive (Lots 24-28, Block 1, Vista Commercial Park) under Section 20.04.260 of the City Code. The City of El Paso is the applicant.

#21Ordinance amending City Code Chapter 5.10 on tattoo and body art studio registration and artist licensing. It requires an approved inspection before a studio registration is issued, requires artists to list their studio's name and address, clarifies inspection times, and makes denial of entry for inspection grounds for denying a registration.

#22Ordinance amending the City Code's Public Utilities chapter to add definitions, repeal Ordinance Nos. 6009 and 9759, and codify regulations on communications by public utilities and their affiliates with City officers and employees, along with notice and information-presentation requirements. Penalties follow Section 1.08.010 of the City Code.

#23Ordinance amending Chapter 18.60 of the City Code (Flood Damage Prevention), Section 18.60.140, to revise the responsibilities of the designated Floodplain Administrator. Penalty is as provided in Section 18.60.240.

#24An ordinance amending the El Paso City Code Title 19 (Subdivisions), Section 19.31.080, to revise the responsibilities of the Floodplain Administrator. Penalties are as provided in Section 19.42.

#25City Council member proposes directing the City Manager to ensure removal within 60 days of all Flock Safety fixed ALPR cameras and related hardware on City property, right-of-way, or otherwise within City control.

#26City Council member proposes directing the City Manager not to enter into, execute, renew, or extend any contract with Flock Safety or other providers for fixed, networked automated license plate reader cameras, and directing the City Attorney to return a resolution within 30 days.

#27Request to approve the El Paso County 911 District's budget for fiscal year 2026-2027, presented by Director Scott Calderwood.

#25Council members propose directing the City Manager to ensure removal within 60 days of all Flock Safety fixed automated license plate reader cameras and related hardware on City property, right-of-way, or otherwise under City control, regardless of ownership.

#26Proposes directing the City Manager not to enter into, renew, or extend any contract with Flock Safety or other providers for fixed networked ALPR cameras, and directing the City Attorney to draft a implementing resolution within 30 days.