Elida S. Perez
Senior Reporter at El Paso Matters
Senior reporter at El Paso Matters, season three raised-bed veggie gardener
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1 week ago |
diario.mx | Elida S. Perez
Los propietarios de viviendas están viendo otro aumento en los valores de sus propiedades en 2025 después de las revaloraciones masivas del Distrito de Tasación Central de El Paso este año, aunque el aumento no será tan grande como en 2024. Las revaluaciones colectivas establecen las valoraciones basándose en el valor de mercado de propiedades similares en ciertas subdivisiones o vecindarios, no en viviendas o negocios individuales.
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1 week ago |
elpasomatters.org | Elida S. Perez
Homeowners are seeing another spike in their property values in 2025 after the El Paso Central Appraisal District’s mass reappraisals this year – but the increase won’t be as large as in 2024. Mass reappraisals set valuations on market values of similar properties in certain subdivisions or neighborhoods – not on individual homes or businesses. The appraisal district sent out residential valuation notices in early April, while most commercial notices went out Friday.
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kfoxtv.com | Elida S. Perez
TOPICS:PoliceFirePensionBillTaxpayerContributionsEl PasoCity CouncilThe El Paso City Council on Tuesday may decide whether to support a bill in the Texas Legislature that would change how the city’s police and fire pension fund is administered, including a key provision that would end a requirement that voters approve increasing taxpayer-funded contributions. House Bill 4591, introduced in March by state Rep.
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1 week ago |
diario.mx | Elida S. Perez
El Ayuntamiento de El Paso podría decidir el martes si apoya un proyecto de ley en la Legislatura de Texas que cambiaría la administración del fondo de pensiones de policías y bomberos de la ciudad. Esta ley incluye una disposición clave que eliminaría el requisito de que los votantes aprueben el aumento de las contribuciones financiadas con fondos públicos.
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1 week ago |
elpasomatters.org | Elida S. Perez
The El Paso City Council on Tuesday may decide whether to support a bill in the Texas Legislature that would change how the city’s police and fire pension fund is administered, including a key provision that would end a requirement that voters approve increasing taxpayer-funded contributions. House Bill 4591, introduced in March by state Rep. Mary González, D-El Paso, includes changes to contributions to police and fire pension funds.
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BREAKING: Dionne Mack has been named as El Paso’s next city manager, ending a process that sharply divided the City Council and drew criticism from volunteers tasked by the city to help in the selection. The appointment is effective Sept. 1. Read more: https://t.co/b8htMlsxe7