On August 15, City Representative Isabel Salcido of District 5, who has an abysmal record of tax increases and non-voter-approved debt issuances, announced that she is running for Mayor. Her…
Motion is made, seconded and carried that the Mayor is authorized to execute the Employment Agreement between the City of El Paso and City Manager, Dionne Mack in the form…
We noticed that on tomorrow’s City Council agenda mayoral candidate Renard Johnson has reported a campaign contribution of $25,000 from local real estate tycoon Preston Brown. Mr. Brown owns 18…
The El Paso Taxpayer Revolt is proud to endorse Isabel Ceballos for City District 2. Ms. Ceballos is a fiscal conservative who will be a fierce defender of the taxpayers…
Joyce Wilson, who served as El Paso’s first City Manager from 2004 until 2014, has been bombarding our local newspapers with opinion letters attacking our current City leadership while repeatedly…
The El Paso Taxpayer Revolt is proud to endorse Isabel Ceballos for City District 2. Ms. Ceballos is a fiscal conservative who will be a fierce defender of the taxpayers…
At today’s Special City Council meeting, the next City Manager will be selected, so there is much at stake. After a brief discussion of the matter, City Council voted to…
Nicole Ferrini, Climate and Sustainability Officer of the City of El Paso, claims she practiced architecture for 12 years but the El Paso Times is questioning her architecture credential. We…
Adam Powell of the El Paso Times just published a bombshell report questioning the architecture credential of Nicole Ferrini, who is the Climate & Sustainability Officer of the City of…
Max Grossman: Guest columnist, Published 7:01 a.m. MT Aug. 15, 2024 Our city and county have adopted opposite approaches to borrowing and taxation. While the mayor and majority of City…
