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El Paso City Council just approved a new bond package to pay for local infrastructure and community upgrades. It’s a big move that aims to save the city money in the long run while potentially changing the look of your neighborhood.
At a glance
Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 3 the 60 before.
You’ll likely see this reflected in your property taxes, though the city argues it’s a smarter way to fund projects than paying higher interest later.
Residents get shiny new parks, better roads, and updated public facilities that improve daily quality of life.
Homeowners might feel the pinch if property tax rates rise to cover the cost of paying back these bonds.
The school board on Tuesday rejected putting a bond proposal on the November ballot, postponing a decision on whether to call for an election to next year. The next opportunity to put a proposal before voters would be the May election. The post El Pa...
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Trustees will decide whether to call a November bond election or wait until next May. The post El Paso ISD school board to vote on up to $480 million bond election appeared first on El Paso Matters.