El Paso, Texas

Have a say before it is decided.

Every week, public meetings decide big things about your neighborhood. We show you when they happen, what they mean, and how to take part.

See this week Why go to a meeting
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A decision you may know

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Your neighborhood

El Paso has hidden borders. Find yours.

Cross one street and the numbers can change: income, health insurance, who rents and who owns. Type your address to see where your neighborhood stands among the 217 in El Paso County, and what is being decided inside it.

Address search: OpenStreetMap contributors and the U.S. Census Bureau.

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Each one posts its agenda a few days early. We read every page so you know what is up, and when you can still speak.

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What

Notable items on this week's agendas.

The pin shows where. Some items have no address, so they have no map.

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The map

97 measures. One map.

Every number on this site comes from a public source you can open yourself. Census, EPA, the state, the city.

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Where the numbers come from

We explain public processes and public evidence.

We do not tell you what to think, or how to vote.

How we work and where the numbers come from