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westside area, near the Franklin Mountains in the Lambka Park vicinity. A regional infrastructure extension project is underway to connect the roadway between Loop 375 and Dewberry Drive, supporting connectivity
telecommunications sector before her current role in healthcare services. Her focus areas include infrastructure, public safety, economic development, and community engagement
Consor is a North American water and transportation infrastructure consulting firm providing planning, engineering design, structural assessment, and construction management services. Founded in 1980, the company serves municipalities, utilities, state
serving El Paso and other Texas markets. The firm specializes in water and wastewater infrastructure, land development, feasibility planning, and construction support services
open space. The board implements recommendations from the Towards a Bright Future: A Green Infrastructure Plan for El Paso and oversees the City's Open Space Master Plan
Engineering is a women-owned business with a presence in local development and municipal infrastructure projects
downtown bicycle infrastructure improvement project in El Paso that involves the installation of bike lanes, protected lanes, and related facilities on multiple downtown streets to enhance cyclist safety and connectivity
City of El Paso department responsible for street infrastructure maintenance, traffic engineering, pothole repair, crack-sealing, and maintenance of municipal fleet and facilities. Operates four divisions: Facilities and Fleet Management
financing district covering downtown El Paso where property tax increments are dedicated to funding infrastructure improvements and downtown revitalization initiatives through programs like the Commercial Façade Improvement Grant Program
organization focuses on economic development and innovation, public policy and government relations, and infrastructure and transportation initiatives
architecture, and construction firm providing services in land planning and development, transportation design, municipal infrastructure, water resources, stormwater management, and zoning compliance. The firm serves clients in El Paso
ordinances and resolutions, approves the city budget, and acts on land use, public safety, infrastructure, and community matters at regular public meetings held in the Council Chambers at City Hall
municipal funding initiative approved by El Paso voters to finance infrastructure improvements across the city, including street resurfacing and expansion, park development, and renewable energy projects. The bond establishes dedicated
areas from Hatch, New Mexico to Van Horn, Texas. The company is owned by Infrastructure Investments Fund and operates multiple generating facilities utilizing diverse energy sources including nuclear, natural
that addresses recurring flood control issues caused by stormwater runoff. The project involves installing infrastructure to direct drainage into existing water management channels
amend its certificate to operate a 366-megawatt natural gas generation facility. This utility infrastructure project requires City Council approval and affects the city's energy generation capacity. The matter
Advisory Committee. The committee reviews and advises on the city's bond financing and infrastructure investment decisions. Introduction of new committee member Louis Sokol
federal assistance with a local $300,000 match. This federal funding supports local infrastructure and community priorities. The application was approved by a vote of 3 to 1. Discussion
Solicitation 2026-0169. This procurement maintained the city's capacity for pothole repair and infrastructure maintenance across the community. The City Council approved the purchase authorization unanimously with a vote
Quality of Life Bond program. These bond-funded initiatives support community improvements and infrastructure across the city. The Bond Overview Advisory Committee is evaluating program progress and proposed changes. Discussion