FEDERAL GOVERNMENT FILES SUIT AGAINST CITY OF EL PASO!
Brianna Perez of KVIA reported today that the United States Government filed suit against the City of El Paso and two local private companies for violating the Servicemembers’ Civil Relief…
CITY’S NON-VOTER APPROVED DEBT OBLIGATIONS NOW STAND AT $852 MILLION
The City’s latest debt figures are available on page 79 of the FY 2023 Budget Book, posted to the webpage of the Office of Budget & Management. There you will…
SALARIES OF CITY EMPLOYEES, MAY 2022
List of City of El Paso employees, their titles, and their salaries, dated 12 May 2022.
CITY OF EL PASO SALARIES
I have attached to this email a complete list of City of El Paso employees and their base salaries, organized from highest paid to lowest paid. The list is current…
CITY LIES TO KVIA ABOUT PROPERTY TAX
In his report last night, Erik Elken discussed how inflation, lack of supply, and our rising property tax are making homes in El Paso less affordable. He asked the City…
EL PASO APARTMENT RENTAL RATES ROSE 24% SINCE JANUARY 2021
Many El Pasoans do not understand that increasing our property tax burden causes an increase in rental rates for apartment units because property owners pass along their rising business cost…
CITY DISTRIBUTES NEW REPORT LYING ABOUT PROPERTY TAX
The City of El Paso is distributing the “Inaugural Edition” of a 22-page digital booklet called “Elevating our City,” which I have appended below. On page 6 you will read…
INSOLVENT WATER PARKS: KFOX AND EL DIARIO
I am sharing with you two recent investigative reports on our four new water parks, which had $5.6 million in operating losses during the first two seasons. Ariana Parra of…
EL PASO WATER PARKS LOST $1.3 MILLION IN 2021, TO LOSE $3.4 MILLION IN 2022
The City recently released an internal audit revealing catastrophic financial losses for our four water parks. I just submitted a guest column to El Chuqueno, which Rich Wright was kind…
OUR FOUR WATER PARKS ARE A GIANT FINANCIAL BLACK HOLE!
The City’s four water parks were built at a cost of $72 million, 31% over budget, and now have an average yearly operating deficit of $2.8 million, to be covered…