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KTSM•Dec 29

Blake Davenport Appointed Interim Airport Manager in Las Cruces

The City of Las Cruces has appointed Blake Davenport as the interim airport manager following the retirement of Andy Hume. Davenport, who has been with the city since May in the role of risk manager, will officially assume his new position on January 1. With 21 years of experience in the field, his leadership is expected to guide the airport during this transition period. This change is significant as it impacts airport operations and planning in the region.

Community city-council las-cruces
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KTSM•Dec 24

El Paso Water to Hold Community Meetings on Proposed Rate Increases

El Paso Water is organizing a series of community meetings at the request of the City Council and Mayor Renard Johnson to discuss a proposed increase in water and wastewater rates. These meetings aim to inform residents about the reasons behind the rate hike and provide transparent information. The initiative is crucial for residents to understand how the changes may impact their water bills. Specific dates and locations for the meetings will be announced soon, and community participation is encouraged to ensure that all voices are heard.

Community city-council community
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KTSM•Dec 19

El Paso City Council to Review New Regulations for Aggressive Dogs

The El Paso City Council is set to address new ordinances aimed at regulating aggressive dog breeds to enhance community safety. This discussion will take place during a meeting scheduled for 9 a.m. on January 6, with a subsequent public hearing on January 20. The proposed changes are intended to create a safer environment for residents and their pets, reflecting growing concerns over dog attacks and public safety. Residents are encouraged to participate in the public hearing to voice their opinions on the proposed regulations.

Community city-council public-safety
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El Paso Matters•Dec 18

City Delays Duranguito Redevelopment Plans, Leaving Future Uncertain

The El Paso city staff has once again rejected redevelopment proposals for the Duranguito neighborhood, which has been in limbo for almost a decade. The decision, communicated by Purchasing Director Claudia Garcia on December 5, means the city will need to reconsider its approach to revitalizing the area. The properties, purchased for about $13 million in 2017, were initially intended for a now-abandoned arena project. City officials aim to find a developer who can preserve the historic character of the area while incorporating affordable housing and retail spaces. No new timeline has been set for future proposals, but city representatives emphasize their commitment to transforming Duranguito into a vibrant mixed-use district.

Community redevelopment duranguito
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