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West El Paso Residents Raise Concerns Over Traffic from New Middle School

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Residents of the Cimarron Canyon subdivision in West El Paso are expressing significant concerns regarding traffic and safety issues linked to the construction of the new Aldrete Middle School by Canutillo ISD. They fear that inadequate planning for the surrounding area will lead to severe traffic congestion, particularly on Resler Drive. The community is urging local authorities to address these issues to ensure the safety of students and residents alike. The situation highlights the need for better infrastructure planning in rapidly developing areas.

Key Details: • Residents are concerned about traffic congestion on Resler Drive due to the new school. • The Aldrete Middle School is currently under construction. • Community members are advocating for improved planning and safety measures.

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