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El Paso County Seeks Public Input On Multiyear Capital Plan - Vimarsana News

El Paso County Seeks Public Input On Multiyear Capital Plan

Have a say in El Paso County's future projects by participating in Multiyear Capital Plan meetings. Contribute your perspective until April 3, 2024, to influence the county's investment decisions. Join Chief Administrator Betsy Keller in shaping the community's future. Attend in person or virtually. Find out more at capital.epcounty.com.

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Snow days versus e-learning: local school districts weigh in - Vimarsana News

Snow days versus e-learning: local school districts weigh in

Could the days of waking up to an unexpected snow day, relieved at the prospect of extra sleep, sledding and snowball fights instead of schoolwork be a thing of the

El Paso taxes: County proposes tax rate increase, gives elected officials pay raise - Vimarsana News

El Paso taxes: County proposes tax rate increase, gives elected officials pay raise

Salaries for commissioners will go from $114,900 to nearly $133,500, the county judge’s salary will increase from $131,500 to more than $152,700.

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County commissioners and the county judge to receive 16% salary boost - Vimarsana News

County commissioners and the county judge to receive 16% salary boost

Salaries for commissioners will go from $114,900 to nearly $133,500, the county judge’s salary will increase from $131,500 to more than $152,700.

ICMA recognizes El Paso County for equity and inclusion efforts - Vimarsana News

ICMA recognizes El Paso County for equity and inclusion efforts

El Paso County officials – including Commissioners Court; Betsy Keller, chief administrator; Norma Palacios, executive director of public works; and Veronica Myers, parks and recreation director – are recipients of