City of El Paso says it plans to bring back all furloughed workers, despite layoff notices sent to some EL PASO, Texas -- The City of El Paso said Wednesday that it was working to bring back 75 city workers who remained furlough following last year's pandemic budget cuts, even though some of those workers received notices saying their positions were being eliminated. The city's Chief Financial Officer Robert Cortinas said it was the city's intention to find other positions for those whose jobs were being eliminated. El Paso Matters reported that multiple librarians who were on furlough status received letters Wednesday saying they would be laid off because their roles were being permanently done away with.