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El Paso is dragging its feet on releasing police lawsuit records, even after the state Attorney General told them to hand them over. It’s a bad look that makes you wonder what exactly the city is trying to keep under wraps regarding officer conduct.
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Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 3 the 60 before.
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The board is considering whether to stop broadcasting this meeting live, which affects how residents can stay informed about veteran services.
The commission is choosing someone to serve on the county's ethics board. This person will help make sure county officials follow the rules and act with integrity.
The county is setting a roadmap for how it will spend money and manage services over the next two years. This affects everything from infrastructure projects to how departments are run.