2026 Report

Item #20 (file 26-0902), the FY 2026-2027 Proposed Budget, carried on a motion by Representative Canales with seconds recorded from Representatives Limon and Maldonado-Rocha. [15]City Council — Aug 4 Item 28 (File 26-0861), Solicitation 2026-0329 Traffic Management Center Phase IV & V, was awarded to Econolite Systems Inc. of Anaheim, CA for a total estimated award of $5,471,129.26 comprising Base Bid I of $2,483,864.96 and Base Bid II of $2,987,264.30, and unanimously carried. [20]City Council — Jul 21 Item 26 (File 26-0843), Solicitation 2026-0323 2026 High Density Mineral Bond, was awarded to Andale Construction, Inc. of Wichita, KS for a total estimated $1,556,203 (Base Bid I) funded from the Community Progress Bond - Residential Resurfacing source, carrying 7 to 1 with Representative Limón recorded in the NAYS. [20]City Council — Jul 21 On June 23, 2026, the motion by Representative Acevedo, seconded by Representative Limón, to adopt Item 28 (File 26-0665), an ordinance authorizing conveyance of city-owned real property covering Lots 15 and 16, Block 17, Map of Lincoln Park Addition to FIRE Development, LLC for a purchase price of $87,000.00, carried [Result: Pass], with the item shown at Second Reading. [35]City Council — Jun 23 On June 9, 2026, the City Council adopted on second reading Item 27 (File 26-0612), an ordinance authorizing conveyance of city-owned real property consisting of a portion of Lots 11-17, Block 5, Golden Hill Addition, to Investor Edge Limited Co. for $840,500, by motion of Representative Chávez, seconded by Representative Limón. [48]City Council — Jun 9 On June 23, 2026, the City Council accepted the results of the Sun Metro Accounts Payable Audit A2026-09 (Item 40, File 26-0686), which had been postponed from 06-09-2026, on a motion by Representative Chávez, seconded by Representative Maldonado-Rocha. [35]City Council — Jun 23 The City Council approved unanimously a $2,280,013.34 total award to Contractor's Barricade Service, Inc. dba Apache Barricade & Sign for citywide barricade rental services under File 26-0617, comprising a three-year initial term of $1,368,008.00 plus a two-year option of $912,005.34 funded from the General Fund. [54]City Council — May 26 The City Council approved a $4,444,179.64 budget transfer from the 2019 Safety Bond Master Project to Fire Stations 4, 18, 29, 30, and 31 for design and construction services under File 26-0627. [54]City Council — May 26 On May 12, 2026, the City Council approved a $22,400 District 1 discretionary fund appropriation for solar lights at Parkhills Park and Cimarron Park #2, with any unspent funds required to return to the District 1 Discretionary Fund Account by December 31, 2026. [64]City Council — May 12 On April 28, 2026, the City Council adopted an ordinance authorizing City of El Paso Water and Sewer Revenue Refunding Bonds not to exceed $438,500,000 (Item #53, File 26-0381) to refund previously issued city obligations, delegating sale and issuance parameters to an authorized city officer. [72]City Council — Apr 28 Item #25 (File 26-0448), authorizing up to $71,140,000 in General Obligation Bonds, was adopted on a motion by Representative Limón, seconded by Representative Canales. [84]City Council — Apr 14 A $1,291,429 Operation Stonegarden (OPSG) grant application to the Texas Public Safety Office for the Police Department, covering March 1, 2026 through February 28, 2027, was approved 5-1 with Canales against (File 26-0297). [92]City Council — Apr 1 On March 3, 2026, City Council Item 29 (File 26-0299), an amendment to contract 2022-0759R awarding Jordan Foster Construction LLC the Guaranteed Maximum Price of $128,152,730.00 for the El Paso Public Safety Training Academy and Fire Department Headquarters and Vehicle Maintenance and Logistics Center, unanimously carried 8-0. [104]City Council — Mar 3 On March 3, 2026, a deductive change quantity notice No. 1 to Contract No. 2023-0469 for Reconstruction of Taxiway G with Jordan Foster Construction, reducing the contract by $918,141.86 for quantity under-runs (Item 5, File 26-0285), unanimously carried 8 to 0. [104]City Council — Mar 3 On March 17, 2026, an ordinance on second reading authorized conveying city-owned real property, a portion of Tract 40 of the O.A. Danielson Survey 310, to Ronny Rogers Properties, LLC for $56,716 under File 26-0345. [98]City Council — Mar 17 Item #16 (File 26-0228), Solicitation 2026-0191 Citywide Pavement Markings 2025, was awarded to Pavement Markings, LLC dba PMI Pavement Markings, LLC of Phoenix, AZ, unanimously carried 8 to 0 on a motion by Representative Limon, seconded by Representative Fierro. [111]City Council — Feb 17 Item 22 (File 26-0236), a Second Amendment to the Standard Form of Agreement with Jordan Foster Construction, LLC as Design Builder for project 2024-0272R Advanced Manufacturing District accepting a Guaranteed Maximum Price Proposal of $26,154,391.00, carried 8 to 0 on a motion by Representative Maldonado-Rocha, seconded by Representative Limon. [111]City Council — Feb 17 Item 41 (File 26-0172), Solicitation 2026-0095-2025 Collector & Arterial Street Resurfacing, was awarded to International Eagle Enterprises, Inc. of El Paso, TX for an estimated $35,427,150.00 over a 730 consecutive calendar day term and unanimously carried 5 to 0 on a motion by Representative Limón, seconded by Representative Canales. [119]City Council — Feb 3 At the January 20, 2026 City Council meeting, item #36 (File 26-0101) approved a $189,354.00 sole-source contract to LSC Environmental Products, LLC for Posi-Shell base mix, funded from Operating Funds. [126]City Council — Jan 20 Item 27 (File 26-0020) awarded Solicitation 2025-0545, Eastside Regional Park Phase II (Re-Bid), to Gracen Engineering & Construction, Inc. of El Paso, TX, whose base proposal alone is $10,747,162.00. [136]City Council — Jan 6 On Solicitation 2026-0159 (File 26-0181), which authorizes the Director of Purchasing & Strategic Sourcing to issue purchase orders to Romaine Electric Corporation as sole authorized distributor of alternators and parts for the department's Almott 550-amp equipped buses, the motion by Board Member Limón, seconded by Board Member Canales, carried unanimously. [120]Mass Transit Department Board — Feb 3

City Council approved File 26-0899 from the Office of Management & Budget, which authorizes the City Manager or designee to transfer $510,000 from Information Technology Department Support Licenses and from Planning and Inspections salary and benefits savings to support the Accela Optimization Project, on a motion by Representative Limon seconded by Representative Canales. [15]City Council — Aug 4 On July 21, 2026, Council authorized the City Manager to sign a Chapter 380 Economic Development Program Agreement with Eleuteria Sandra Hering supporting an infill development project at 903 Park St. (File 26-0848). [20]City Council — Jul 21 The Data Center Policy Framework resolution (file 26-0778), submitted by Strategic and Legislative Affairs, was unanimously carried. [21]City Council Work Session — Jul 20 On June 23, 2026, City Council approved Item 53 (File 26-0742), which amended Agreement 2023-0733R with Consor North America for the El Paso Public Safety and Fire Department Headquarters & Maintenance and Logistics Center Project by an additional amount not to exceed $344,426.64 to add project management services including commissioning and building envelope work incorporating the Police Department Headquarters, on a motion by Representative Maldonado-Rocha seconded by Representative Limón. [35]City Council — Jun 23 Item 28 (File 26-0665, Real Estate Division) authorized conveyance of City-owned Lots 15 and 16, Block 17, Map of Lincoln Park Addition to FIRE Development, LLC for a purchase price of $87,000.00, and the ordinance passed on Second Reading on a motion by Representative Acevedo seconded by Representative Limón. [35]City Council — Jun 23 Item 66 approved a First Amendment to the Chapter 380 Economic Development Program Agreement originally executed March 26, 2024 with Eaton Corporation (File 26-0508), revising the Grant amount, Minimum Appraisal Value, and Property Tax Rebate amount to reflect the updated 2025 Tax Year Valuation, and the item carried 7 to 1 on a motion by Representative Chávez, seconded by Acevedo, with Representative Limón voting against. [72]City Council — Apr 28 The Downtown Deck Plaza MOU (File 26-0386), authorizing the City Manager to sign a non-binding agreement with El Paso County and the Downtown Deck Plaza Foundation to explore structural elements and future-proofing infrastructure for a deck plaza over TxDOT's Downtown 10 project, carried 7 to 1 with Representative Limón against. [84]City Council — Apr 14 Council approved a $79,241.60 professional services agreement with LEC Engineering, Inc. dba LOI Engineers for geotechnical and material testing on the All-Abilities Playground Project (File 26-0442). [84]City Council — Apr 14 Item 23 (File 26-0232) authorized a Chapter 380 Economic Development Program Agreement with H&N Property Holdings, LLC for an infill development at 911 Tays St., requiring a minimum applicant investment of $322,120.42 in exchange for incentives not to exceed $30,554.54 through a Real Property Tax Rebate, Construction Materials Sales Tax Rebate, and Building Construction Fee Rebate, and carried 8 to 0. [111]City Council — Feb 17 Item 24 (File 26-0085) conveyed 1926 Bassett Avenue to Don Luciano or Assigns for $483,142.68, carried 6 to 0 and was adopted as Ordinance 019837. [119]City Council — Feb 3 Item 40 (File 26-0102) awarded Solicitation 2025-0219, Downtown Bicycle Improvements Phase I, to El Paso A.R.C. Electric, Inc. of El Paso, TX for a total estimated amount of $2,590,065.09 (Base Bid I) over a 153-workweek-day term. [119]City Council — Feb 3 PZDS25-00041 (BC-1669) approved a Detailed Site Development Plan per Ordinance No. 17072 for Lot 2, Block 15, Tierra Commercial Unit Nineteen at 2611 John Hayes St. in District 5, converting a vacant C-2/c (Commercial/conditions) site to apartments/multifamily residential for Investment Builders Inc., represented by Wright and Dalbin Architects, Inc. [122]City Plan Commission — Jan 29

On second reading, the Council adopted an ordinance terminating the non-exclusive franchise held by Pinnacle Media, LLC to place benches at bus stops on city right-of-way (File 26-0662), originally granted under Ordinance 018002 and requested by Sun Metro Mass Transit. [27]City Council — Jul 7 Item 27 awarded Solicitation 2026-0127, Janitorial Services - Libraries, to Ace Government Services, LLC of El Paso, TX through a Best Value Bid Procurement conducted as a replacement contract. [27]City Council — Jul 7 Item 28 approved a First Amendment to the October 14, 2025 Interlocal Agreement between the City and the El Paso Downtown Management District, adding Section 9.6 'Grant Program Task Orders' to Article IX at the request of Economic and International Development (File 26-0783, status: Approved). [27]City Council — Jul 7 Item #4 (File 26-0752), a resolution authorizing the Director of Purchasing & Strategic Sourcing to notify Trans America Protection Corporation that the City is terminating Contract No. 2024-0183 Armored Car Services for default effective June 23, 2026, was approved on a motion by Representative Limón, seconded by Representative Fierro, with the result recorded as Pass. [35]City Council — Jun 23 Item 36 (File 26-0748) called for approval of Agreement No. 2026-0393 with Accela Inc. for continued provision of permitting, licensing, plan review, inspections, compliance monitoring, and code-enforcement software, along with any related products or services, with a motion by Representative Canales, seconded by Representative Limón, and the result recorded as Pass. [35]City Council — Jun 23 Item 53 (File 26-0742) amends Agreement 2023-0733R with Consor North America for the El Paso Public Safety and Fire Department Headquarters and Maintenance and Logistics Center Project with additional compensation capped at an amount not to exceed $344,426.64, and the motion to approve was made by Representative Maldonado-Rocha and seconded by Representative Limón, with the result recorded as Pass. [35]City Council — Jun 23 On March 3, 2026, Item 3 (File 26-0265), authorizing the City Manager to sign a Boeing Business District General Aviation Ground Lease between the City of El Paso as Lessor and American Air Lodge, L.P., a Texas limited partnership, as Lessee, was unanimously carried 8 to 0. [104]City Council — Mar 3 On April 28, 2026, the Director of Purchasing & Strategic Sourcing was authorized to terminate Contract No. 2024-0478, Citywide Backflow Inspections and Repairs, with Joanne Robles dba RRS Testing for convenience under Contract Clauses (Terms & Conditions) Part 8, Section A, effective April 28, 2026 (File 26-0515). [72]City Council — Apr 28 An interlocal agreement for Operation Stonegarden FY24 (File 26-0311), running September 1, 2024 through August 31, 2027 to coordinate border-security patrol operations among the City of El Paso, El Paso County, the City of Anthony, Town of Horizon City, City of Socorro, Town of Clint, three Constable Precincts, San Elizario Marshals, and the Texas Department of Public Safety-Aviation Team, was approved 5-1 with Canales against. [92]City Council — Apr 1 Item 9 covers North Piedras Street, DOT Number 741165T at Milepost 967.35 on the Carrizozo Subdivision, for consideration of $20,250.00, and was unanimously carried 6 to 0. [119]City Council — Feb 3 Item 52 (File 26-0189, Purchasing & Strategic Sourcing) authorized the Director of Purchasing & Strategic Sourcing to notify KR Contracting, Inc. that the City is terminating Contract No. 2024-0056, Security Guard Services - Airport, pursuant to Contract Clauses (Terms & Conditions) Section 8, Part B. [119]City Council — Feb 3 On second reading of Item 30 (File 26-0118, Purchasing & Strategic Sourcing), which would have amended Ordinance 16015 to grant the City Manager authority to administratively enter into and sign certain contracts and repealed Ordinance No. 016736, the motion by Representative Limon, seconded by Representative Canales, to adopt failed 2 to 3, with Chavez, Acevedo and Nino against. [119]City Council — Feb 3

City Council Item 22 (File 26-0908) passed a resolution authorizing expenditure of City Council District 2 discretionary funds in an amount not to exceed $10,000.00 for costs associated with annual fall events in District 2, including the Seville Block Party on September 18, 2026, and Fall Festivals at Sunrise Park on October 10, 2026 and Memorial Park on October 24, 2026. [15]City Council — Aug 4 Item 25 (File 26-0841) awarded Solicitation 2026-0085, Security Guard Services - Parks Utilities, to TriCorps Security, Inc. of Oklahoma City, OK, for a three-year term with no option term, with an annual estimated award of $652,710.00 and a total/term estimated award of $1,958,130.00 funded from the General Fund. [20]City Council — Jul 21 Task Order 3V-1 under Solicitation 2024-0124 (File 26-0782) awarded Galatzan Recreational Center Gym Roof Improvements to Veliz Construction for $572,005.33, intended to extend the building's operational life and support public safety operations in District 8. [27]City Council — Jul 7 The Council approved District 7 discretionary funds, not to exceed $845, for hygiene stations and an obstacle course at the Ralph T. Cloud-Bel Air Neighborhood Association Community Cookout at Ralph T. Cloud Park (file 26-0650), on a motion by Representative Limón seconded by Representative Fierro. [54]City Council — May 26 District 1 discretionary funds not to exceed $22,400 were approved under File 26-0603 to install solar lights at Parkhills Park and Cimarron Park #2, on a motion by Representative Chávez seconded by Representative Boyar Trejo. [64]City Council — May 12 The Museums and Cultural Affairs Advisory Board approved Community Gallery Guidelines for the Mexican American Cultural Center under item 5 (BC-1724). [109]Museums and Cultural Affairs Advisory Board — Feb 19 On February 17, 2026, City Council adopted by resolution the 2026-2036 Public Art Master Plan (Item 18, File 26-0218) as the primary guideline to be used in all City of El Paso Public Art programs, on a motion by Representative Limon, seconded by Representative Fierro, which unanimously carried. [111]City Council — Feb 17 On January 6, 2026, Item 24 (File 26-0088) renamed the Eastside Sports Complex at 14380 Montwood Dr. to the Richard A. Castro - Eastside Sports Complex on a motion by Representative Nino seconded by Representative Limon, carried 8-0. [136]City Council — Jan 6 On January 6, 2026, Item 23 (File 26-0084) approved a resolution authorizing District 4 discretionary funds not to exceed $5,000 for youth, senior, family, athletic, community engagement, community meeting and signature event programming, stated as serving the municipal purpose of fostering a positive community atmosphere and enhancing quality of life. [136]City Council — Jan 6

Item EX3 (CLAIM-610, file 26-0248), filed by Alberto Duran, was denied on a motion by Representative Chávez, seconded by Representative Fierro, carrying 7-1 with Representative Acevedo the lone dissent. [112]City Council Work Session — Feb 16 The rezoning request PZRZ25-00020 (BC-1711) was carried 4 to 3, with Commissioners Badillo, Borrego and Apodaca voting against approval. [113]City Plan Commission — Feb 12 On the fourth motion concerning File 26-0760, the Second Round of FY 2026-2027 Budget Workshops — again moved by Representative Canales and seconded by Representative Acevedo — the item failed 4 to 5, with Chávez, Maldonado-Rocha, Niño, Fierro, and Mayor Johnson voting against. [36]City Council Special Meeting — Jun 23

BC-2377 was listed on the Museums and Cultural Affairs Advisory Board agenda as discussion and action on the appointment of Adrian Lopez to the Public Art Committee. [2]Museums and Cultural Affairs Advisory Board — Aug 20 The next Veterans Advisory Committee meeting is scheduled for Thursday, September 17, 2026 at 10:00 AM under BC-2393. [3]Veterans Advisory Committee — Aug 20 City Council Item 21 (file 26-0924, Office of the Comptrollers) is an ordinance amending Title 3 (Revenue and Finance), Chapter 3.12 (Hotel Room Tax), sections 3.12.010, 3.12.030 and 3.12.031 to add short-term rental language allowing collection of hotel occupancy taxes generated by STRs, and it carried the notation [Result: Second Reading]. [4]City Council — Aug 18 City Council passed Item 23 (File 26-0814), a resolution calling the 2026 general election in the City of El Paso for November 3, 2026, to fill the expired terms of District Representatives Nos. 1, 5, 6 and 8, making provisions for conduct of the election and authorizing a contract with El Paso County to furnish election services and equipment. [15]City Council — Aug 4 City Council passed Item 24 (File 26-0894), carrying out a June 9, 2026 Council motion directing the City Manager and City Attorney to develop a policy safeguarding taxpayers from covering public safety and venue costs when candidates visit the city while on the campaign trail, including an upfront deposit covering projected event cost, requested to return to Council within 60 days. [15]City Council — Aug 4 At the July 20, 2026 City Council Work Session, the matter of Ysleta Del Sur Pueblo v. City of El Paso, Cause No. EP-23-CV-132-DCG (file 26-0869), was unanimously carried on a motion by Representative Chavez, seconded by Representative Canales. [21]City Council Work Session — Jul 20 Representative Alejandra Chávez disclosed a $1,000 campaign contribution from Ryan McCrory under File 26-0818 at the July 7, 2026 City Council meeting. [27]City Council — Jul 7 Council approved $800 in District 6 discretionary funds for Representative Art Fierro's attendance at the NALEO Educational Fund Annual Conference in Los Angeles, July 13-16, 2026 (File 26-0817). [27]City Council — Jul 7 On Item 25 (File 26-0822), Council approved a motion as revised by a vote of 7 to 1, with Representative Acevedo against, directing the City Manager or designee to deprogram the "Piedras St. Reconstruction Phase 2" project due to potential impacts to neighboring businesses and authorizing the City Manager to execute cash budget transfers and documents needed to move the remaining project funding to the Unprogrammed Project Balances Fund. [27]City Council — Jul 7 Item 32 (File 26-0772) approved a Resolution authorizing City Council District 2 discretionary funds not to exceed $6,500.00 to cover the license and use agreement amount for El Paso Sun City Pride to use the City Hall parking lot for a Pride event. [35]City Council — Jun 23 On Item 42 (File 26-0690), discussion and action on the results of the Code Enforcement Division Audit A2025-05 postponed from 06-09-2026, Representative Limón moved and Representative Boyar Trejo seconded to accept the item and the motion carried. [35]City Council — Jun 23 The minutes record conflict disclosures on File 26-0648 by Mayor Johnson and Representatives Chavez, Acevedo, Boyar Trejo, Nino, Fierro, and Canales. [35]City Council — Jun 23 The Council adopted, as general policy under file 26-0656, that hyperscale data centers should not be actively recruited, pursued, or incentivized and will not be considered for tax abatements, rebates, permit fee waivers, public financing assistance, or economic development grants. [54]City Council — May 26 Under Attribute 21, Article 8, Section B of Contract No. 2023-0188, the Mass Transit Department Board terminated Trans America Protection Corporation's Armored Car Services contract for default effective June 23, 2026, and Purchasing & Strategic Sourcing recommended barring the company from City contracts for three years due to unsatisfactory performance (File 26-0754). [38]Mass Transit Department Board — Jun 23 The motion on Item 37 (File 26-0728) to direct the City Manager and City Attorney to initiate negotiations to terminate the Chapter 380 Economic Development Program Agreement and related incentive agreements with Wurldwide LLC and Meta Platforms, Inc., made by Representative Acevedo and seconded by Representative Limón, failed 3 to 5, with Chávez, Maldonado-Rocha, Boyar Trejo, Niño, and Fierro against. [48]City Council — Jun 9 On May 12, 2026, the City Council adopted on second reading an ordinance repealing Title 18, Chapter 18.46 (Landscape) of the El Paso City Code and adopting a new Chapter 18.46 in its place (File 26-0528), with the vote carrying 7 to 1 and Representative Acevedo voting against. [64]City Council — May 12 Council approved Solicitation 2026-0203R for Federal Lobbying Services, awarding Forward Global US, Inc. an initial one-year term at an estimated $200,000 plus a one-year option also estimated at $200,000, for a total estimated contract value of $400,000 over two years (File 26-0521). [72]City Council — Apr 28 At the May 11, 2026 work session, International Policy Agenda revisions and implementation updates (File 26-0585) were approved on a motion by Representative Limón, seconded by Representative Chávez. [65]City Council Work Session — May 11 Item 31 (File 26-0432) directed the City Manager and City Attorney to draft a resolution establishing the City's Institutional Spokesperson Roles for citywide policy and administrative matters, on a motion by Representative Fierro and seconded by Representative Maldonado-Rocha that carried 6-2, with Representatives Acevedo and Canales voting against. [92]City Council — Apr 1 Item 40 (File 26-0375) accepted the results of the On-Call Services Agreement Follow-Up Audit A2026-04. [92]City Council — Apr 1 Item 30 (File 26-0470), presented by Forvis Mazars, LLP for the Office of the Comptroller, covered the audit opinion on City financial statements and results for the fiscal year ended August 31, 2025, and was presentation only with no action taken. [84]City Council — Apr 14 At the March 3, 2026 City Council meeting, Item 27 (file 26-0264) accepted the results of the Environmental Services P-Card and Travel Audit A2026-07, unanimously carried 8 to 0 on a motion by Representative Limon seconded by Representative Fierro. [104]City Council — Mar 3 At the February 17, 2026 City Council meeting, Item 24 (File 26-0204) accepted the results of the Accounts Receivable Program 2nd Follow-Up Audit A2025-10 on a motion by Representative Chávez, seconded by Representative Niño, carried 8 to 0. [111]City Council — Feb 17 Item 17 (File 26-0229), a resolution adopting the City's State Legislative Agenda and legislative session update for the 90th Texas Legislative Session, was requested by Strategic and Legislative Affairs and unanimously carried on a motion by Representative Maldonado-Rocha, seconded by Representative Fierro. [111]City Council — Feb 17 At the February 3, 2026 City Council meeting, the motion by Representative Limon, seconded by Representative Canales, to adopt Item 30 (File 26-0118), a second-reading ordinance amending Ordinance 16015 to grant the City Manager authority to administratively enter into and sign certain contracts in alignment with changes to Local Government Code Section 252.021 and repealing Ordinance No. 016736, failed 2 to 3, with Chavez, Acevedo and Nino voting against. [119]City Council — Feb 3 Item 2 (File 26-0042) excused Representative Art Fierro from the February 3, 2026 Regular City Council Meeting and was unanimously carried 6 to 0. [119]City Council — Feb 3 On January 20, 2026, Item 10 (File 26-0153) appointed District 2 Representative Josh Acevedo as the City's representative to the Transportation Policy Board for the Metropolitan Planning Organization, replacing District 8 Representative Chris Canales effective immediately, approved on a motion by Representative Chávez, seconded by Representative Fierro. [126]City Council — Jan 20 Item 3 (File 25-1447) approved the Solid Waste liens listed in Attachment A, unanimously carried 8 to 0 on the Consent Agenda. [136]City Council — Jan 6 Item 11 (File 26-0022), amending City Code Title 20 (Zoning), Chapter 20.02, Article II to add a definition for Short-Term Rental with penalty as provided in Chapter 20.24, unanimously carried 8 to 0 at Second Reading. [136]City Council — Jan 6 On EX3 (File 26-0090), requested by the City Attorney's Office and addressing the Application of El Paso Electric Company to Amend its Certificate of Convenience and Necessity for a 365 MW natural gas generating facility, PUC#57501 - HQ#UTILITY-74, the motion by Representative Chavez, seconded by Representative Limon, to approve carried unanimously. [136]City Council — Jan 6

Task Order 8V-1 under the Job Order Contracting and Facilities Construction Contract #2022-0678 was awarded to Veliz Company, LLC dba Veliz Construction for the Fire Station #03 Renovation for a total estimated award of $2,765,753.92 (File 26-0852), on a motion by Representative Canales, seconded by Representative Limón, that carried unanimously 8 to 0. [20]City Council — Jul 21 Task Order 3V-1 under Solicitation 2024-0124 was awarded to Veliz Construction for the Galatzan Recreational Center Gym Roof Improvements, a total estimated award of $572,005.33, to expand the building's operational life in District 8 (File 26-0782). [27]City Council — Jul 7 Council adopted an ordinance authorizing City of El Paso Water and Sewer Revenue Refunding Bonds in an amount not to exceed $438,500,000 (File 26-0381) to refund previously issued water and sewer obligations. [72]City Council — Apr 28 At its January 20, 2026 meeting, Council approved a resolution authorizing the City Manager to deprogram the Hunter Drive, McCombs Street, Trawood Drive, Rojas Drive, Edgemere Boulevard, and Resler Drive Median Improvement Projects and the Tom Lea Park Slope Rehabilitation Project, following the decision not to issue remaining authorized certificates of obligation. [126]City Council — Jan 20 On February 3, 2026, Item 45 (File 26-0174) adopted a Resolution authorizing the Mayor to execute an Interlocal Agreement, and any necessary administrative amendments upon review by the City Attorney, between the City of El Paso and the Town of Van Horn, Texas, in connection with the Third Water Pressure Zone Project. [119]City Council — Feb 3 On February 17, 2026, the motion by Representative Boyar Trejo, seconded by Representative Acevedo, to approve Item 14 (File 26-0259), which would have directed the City Manager to evaluate and implement improvements to pothole repair practices including drop-and-go, hot-mix, and permanent repair methods, failed 2 to 6, with Chávez, Maldonado-Rocha, Niño, Fierro, Limón, and Canales against. [111]City Council — Feb 17

Council awarded Solicitation 2026-0085, Security Guard Services - Parks Utilities, to TriCorps Security, Inc. of Oklahoma City, OK for a three-year term with no option term at an annual estimated award of $652,710.00 and a total estimated award of $1,958,130.00 (File 26-0841), with Representative Limón moving, Representative Canales seconding, and the award carrying unanimously with 8 ayes and no nays. [20]City Council — Jul 21 Item 23 (File 26-0880) approved District 8 discretionary funds in an amount not to exceed $2,000 to purchase furniture for Fire Station 22, on a motion by Representative Canales and second by Representative Limon that carried unanimously, AYES: 8, NAYS: None. [20]City Council — Jul 21 The Fire Department was authorized to apply for a FY 2024/2025 Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities (BRIC) grant through the Department of Homeland Security and Texas Division of Emergency Management for $206,250 in federal assistance plus a $68,750 cash match, totaling $275,000 (File 26-0672). [48]City Council — Jun 9 A resolution (File 26-0627) approved a $4,444,179.64 budget transfer from the 2019 Safety Bond Master Project to Fire Stations 4, 18, 29, 30, and 31 for design and construction services. [54]City Council — May 26 Council approved Item 31 (File 26-0603), authorizing up to $22,400 in District 1 discretionary funds for solar lights to improve visibility for park users at Parkhills Park and Cimarron Park #2, on a motion by Representative Chávez, seconded by Boyar Trejo. [64]City Council — May 12 Item 3, a State Homeland Security Program Law Enforcement Terrorism Prevention Activities FY26 grant application to the Public Safety Office of the State of Texas requesting $318,585.32 with no cash match for the period September 1, 2026 - August 31, 2027 (File 26-0378), was approved on a motion by Representative Chávez, seconded by Representative Boyar Trejo. [92]City Council — Apr 1 At the March 3, 2026 City Council meeting, Item 8 (File 26-0239) authorized submission of grant application number 3060711 to the Public Safety Office of the State of Texas for the El Paso Police Department's "West Texas Anti-Gang Center FY27" project, requesting $3,213,874.22 with no cash match required for a grant period of September 1, 2026 through August 31, 2027. [104]City Council — Mar 3 Item 28 (File 26-0298) adopted a Resolution authorizing the City Manager or designee to apply $25,230,977 toward the El Paso Public Safety Training and Fire Department Headquarters and Vehicle Maintenance and Logistics Center project (2022-0759R). [104]City Council — Mar 3 Item 29 (File 26-0299) amended contract 2022-0759R to award Jordan Foster Construction LLC the Guaranteed Maximum Price of $128,152,730.00 for the El Paso Public Safety Training Academy and Fire Department Headquarters and Vehicle Maintenance and Logistic Center, on a motion by Representative Maldonado-Rocha seconded by Representative Canales that was unanimously carried 8 to 0. [104]City Council — Mar 3

On June 23, 2026, City Council approved Item 54 (File 26-0750), the 2026-2027 Annual Action Plan for programs, projects and services funded under the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG), HOME Investment Partnership (HOME), Housing Opportunities for Persons with AIDS (HOPWA), and Emergency Solutions Grant (ESG) programs. [35]City Council — Jun 23 Item 10 (File 26-0105), which authorizes the City Manager or designee to sign the MOU among El Paso Electric Company, the City of El Paso, El Paso Community Action Program Project BRAVO, Inc., and CLEAResult Consulting Inc. using Low-Income Assistance Funds contemplated in Section 1.2.4 of Franchise Amendment Ordinance 019022 for the sole use of Cool Roof installations for low-income homes within city limits, is recorded as Approved as part of the Consent Agenda. [119]City Council — Feb 3 Item 51 (File 26-0190) authorized the Mayor to sign a Resolution acknowledging that Cielo Towers II is located in a census tract with more than 20% Housing Tax Credit units per total households, and it was unanimously carried on a motion by Representative Canales, seconded by Representative Limón. [119]City Council — Feb 3

Solicitation 2026-0329, Traffic Management Center Phase IV & V (File 26-0861), was awarded to Econolite Systems Inc. of Anaheim, CA for a total estimated $5,471,129.26 — Base Bid I at $2,483,864.96 and Base Bid II at $2,987,264.30 — over a 234 working day contract term, serving Districts 1, 2, 4 and 8. [20]City Council — Jul 21 The City Council disposed of a resolution under Texas Government Code, Section 2206.053 that would have authorized the use of eminent domain to acquire property in fee simple for the Resler Drive extension project with the recorded result "Unanimously carried to DELETE," so no condemnation authority was granted. [20]City Council — Jul 21 An ordinance amending Title 12, Chapter 12.88 (Schedules) Section 12.88.150 that adds Northern Pass Drive (North Desert Boulevard to Resler Drive) and Northwestern Drive (Trade Center Avenue to Desierto Rico Avenue) to the 30 mph schedule, adjusts the 35 mph schedule for Northern Pass Drive between Resler Drive and Helen of Troy Drive, and adjusts the 40 mph schedule for Northwestern Drive between Transmountain Road (Loop 375) and Trade Center Avenue was adopted on Second Reading as File 26-0740. [27]City Council — Jul 7 Council authorized a Fifth Amendment extending Host International, Inc.'s concession agreement at El Paso International Airport for an additional 10 years, in exchange for the concessionaire investing an additional $10,000,000 beginning around July 1, 2026 for capital improvements to dining and seating facilities (File 26-0691, requested by the Airport department). [48]City Council — Jun 9 Council authorized a $417,000 change order to Contract 2024-0669 Thermoplastic Striping (Re-Bid) with Pavement Marking, LLC dba PMI Pavement Marking, LLC, raising the total estimated contract amount from $1,668,000 to $2,085,000, funded through the General Fund for Streets and Maintenance (File 26-0519). [72]City Council — Apr 28 The Streets and Maintenance Department was awarded a five-year, $2,280,013.34 total contract (File 26-0617) to Contractor's Barricade Service, Inc. dba Apache Barricade & Sign of El Paso, TX for barricade rental services, structured as a 3-year initial term ($1,368,008.00) plus a 2-year option ($912,005.34). [54]City Council — May 26 Item 41 (File 26-0172) awarded Solicitation 2026-0095-2025 Collector & Arterial Street Resurfacing to International Eagle Enterprises, Inc. of El Paso for a total estimated $35,427,150.00 over a 730 consecutive calendar day term, covering milling, paving, asphalt rehabilitation, base repairs and concrete repairs on collector and arterial streets via task orders from the Streets and Maintenance Department. [119]City Council — Feb 3 Item 43 (File 26-0175) awarded Solicitation 2026-0079, Residential Street Resurfacing, to Allied Paving Company of El Paso, Inc. dba Allied Paving Company of El Paso, TX, for a total estimated award of $19,839,245.50 covering all items over a contract term of 730 consecutive calendar days. [119]City Council — Feb 3 Item 16 (File 26-0228) awarded Solicitation 2026-0191 Citywide Pavement Markings 2025 to Pavement Markings, LLC dba PMI Pavement Markings, LLC of Phoenix, AZ, on a low bid procurement, with an initial term estimated award of $3,041,000.00 over 730 consecutive calendar days and an equal option term for a total estimated award of $6,082,000.00 over 1,460 days. [111]City Council — Feb 17

City Council adopted the Climate Action Plan for the City of El Paso as Item 35, File 26-0370. [98]City Council — Mar 17 Item 27 (File 26-0231) approved a resolution authorizing submission of an application to a $50,000 Texas A&M Forest Service grant program, with a $21,000 cash match and $29,000 in-kind match from the City. [111]City Council — Feb 17 City Council awarded Solicitation 2026-0321 Glass Pulverizer to Andela Tool & Machine Inc. dba Andela Products of Richfield Springs, NY, for a one-year term with no option term, for a total estimated award of $202,123.00. [20]City Council — Jul 21 Item 20 (File 25-1445), amending Title 18 (Building and Construction), Chapter 18.18 (Outdoor Lighting Code), Article X (Other Exemptions), Section 18.18.376 (City-owned Facilities) to add an exemption related to Sun City Lights Program associated projects with the penalty as provided in Section 18.18.400 of the El Paso City Code, was adopted as Ordinance 019829 on a second-reading motion by Representative Limon, seconded by Representative Boyar Trejo. [136]City Council — Jan 6 In executive session, the El Paso Electric Company application to amend its Certificate of Convenience and Necessity for a 365 MW natural gas generating facility, PUC#57501 / HQ#UTILITY-74 (File 26-0090, requested by the City Attorney's Office), was approved on a unanimous vote following a motion by Representative Chavez, seconded by Representative Limon. [136]City Council — Jan 6 The Open Space Advisory Board received a status update on trailheads proposed by Hunt (BC-1565) and on remediation efforts at Castner Range (BC-1566). [135]Open Space Advisory Board — Jan 7

On March 3, 2026, City Council took up Item 30 (File 26-0284), "Discussion and action on selection of the Chief Internal Auditor," requested by the Human Resources department, and a motion by Representative Chávez, seconded by Representative Boyar Trejo, to approve the item carried on the record as "Carried: 5 to 2, 1 abstention," with Representatives Fierro and Limón voting against and Representative Canales abstaining. [104]City Council — Mar 3 Item 5 (File 26-0235) appointed Erin L. Martinez to the Ethics Review Commission, nominated by Representative Deanna Maldonado-Rocha, District 3, with the result recorded as "Unanimously carried: 7 to 0." [111]City Council — Feb 17 Item 6 (File 26-0877) appointed Ron Comeau to the Animal Shelter Advisory Committee, nominated by Mayor Renard U. Johnson, and the result was unanimously approved. [20]City Council — Jul 21

City Council Item 17 (File 26-0741) granted Special Permit No. PZST25-00020 for a governmental use building at 7024 Cielo Vista Drive in the Cielo Vista Park Subdivision, with the motion by Representative Maldonado-Rocha, seconded by Representative Chavez, carrying 8 to 0 and Ordinance 019895 adopted on second reading. [20]City Council — Jul 21 City Council Item 18 (File 26-0793) granted a Special Privilege License to the Wiley Condominium Association at 1125 Texas Avenue (Case No. PSPN25-00005) for existing aerial and surface encroachments in City right-of-way, with the motion by Representative Canales, seconded by Representative Fierro, carrying 8 to 0 and Ordinance 019896 adopted on second reading. [20]City Council — Jul 21 The City Plan Commission approved PZDS26-00021 (BC-2328), a Detailed Site Development Plan under Ordinance No. 6567 for a portion of Lot 1, Block 2, Las Placitas Del Rey at 710 N. Americas Ave. in District 6, zoned C-3/sc. [17]City Plan Commission — Jul 30 An ordinance amending Title 18, Chapter 18.46 (Landscape) of the El Paso City Code (File 26-0528) by deleting the existing chapter and adopting a new one in its place was adopted on second reading by a 7 to 1 vote, with Acevedo dissenting. [64]City Council — May 12 A zoning change under File 26-0449, Case Number PZRZ25-00020, reclassifying Lots 1-16 and 21-32 and the vacated alley in Block 72, Cotton Addition at 210 Lee Street from M-1 (Light Manufacturing) to C-4 (Commercial) for Rescue Mission of El Paso Inc. was adopted on second reading. [64]City Council — May 12 Item 28 (File 26-0025), changing the zoning of a portion of Tract 228, Sunrise Acres Subdivision at 8701 Gateway South Boulevard from R-4 (Residential) to C-2 (Commercial) with imposed conditions for applicant DeLa Riva Properties, Inc. (case PZRZ24-00016), was adopted 6 to 0 on Second Reading as Ordinance 019841 on a motion by Representative Maldonado-Rocha seconded by Representative Chávez. [119]City Council — Feb 3 The code amendment in File 26-0022, which amends El Paso City Code Title 20 (Zoning), Chapter 20.02, Article II to add a definition for Short-Term Rental with penalties as provided in Chapter 20.24, was unanimously carried 8 to 0 on Second Reading. [136]City Council — Jan 6 Item 19 (File 25-1437) adopted Ordinance 019828 granting special permit PZST25-00008 for infill development at 600 South Stanton Street (Lots 11-14, Block 104, Campbell's Addition), allowing a reduction to the side street setback and a 60% parking reduction under Section 20.10.280 of the El Paso City Code. [136]City Council — Jan 6 Item 21 (File 25-1459) adopted Ordinance 019830 rezoning a portion of Lot 35, Block 54, Vista Hills Subdivision Unit Eleven at 1991 Saul Kleinfeld from A-2/sc/sp to C-1/sc/sp. [136]City Council — Jan 6

The City Plan Commission approved SUSU26-00025, Cantera Commercial Center 1 (BC-2329), a resubdivision combination south of Pebble Hills Blvd. and west of Joe Battle Blvd. in District 6 owned by Blue Flamingo IV, LP, EP Rojas Partners, LP and 375/Pebble Hills, LLC, which had been postponed from July 16, 2026 and carried 7 to 0. [17]City Plan Commission — Jul 30 SUSU26-00005, Sierra Crest Replat I (BC-2330), north of Schuster Ave. and east of Stanton St. in District 8 and zoned P-R-1/sc, carried 7 to 0 after postponements from March 26, June 18, July 2 and July 16, 2026. [17]City Plan Commission — Jul 30 SUSU26-00041, Mulberry Estates (BC-2332), west of Doniphan Dr. and south of Redd Rd. in District 1, zoned R-2/sp and owned by Cardances Properties, LLC with Sitework Engineering, LLC representing, was unanimously carried. [17]City Plan Commission — Jul 30

PHAP26-00035 (BC-2308) proposed exterior foam insulation at 9735 Socorro Road in the Mission Trail district (contributing, built 1976, R-4/H), filed by owner Consuelo Luna in Representative District 7 on 7/9/26 with an 8/24/26 expiration. [19]Historic Landmark Commission — Jul 23 PHAP26-00001 (BC-1670), filed 1/8/26 with a 45-day expiration of 2/15/26 and proposing a Certificate of Appropriateness for installation of a new roof in a different color at 4300 Hastings Drive, a non-contributing structure built in 1917 in the R-4/H zone, was withdrawn. [118]Historic Landmark Commission — Feb 5 In the Austin Terrace Historic District, Guillermina Rubio's application for work done after-the-fact at 4412 Hastings Drive (BC-1926, Non-Contributing, built 1939) was noted as postponed. [91]Historic Landmark Commission — Apr 2