In 2012, El Paso voters approved $470 million worth of improvements to parks, libraries, museums, the zoo, and downtown. Now it’s time to make those wishes into realities. The City of El Paso’s Engineering and Construction Management Department will oversee the construction of projects paid for through the 2012 Quality of Life Bonds. We’ll do so by collaborating with subject matter experts, elected officials, the Bond Overview Advisory Committee, and – most importantly – you. We’re working right now to build an online tool which will help you track the progress of your bond projects. In the meantime, follow us on Twitter or like us on Facebook to stay up-to-date on construction projects, including those funded by the bond election.

 

It’s an exciting time in El Paso, because we’re Building Tomorrow Together.
 

NEWS

El Pasoans will soon be able to see their investment in our community taking shape. On May 14, 2013, El Paso City Council approved a contract to begin construction of the first project in the bond program: The addition of a skatepark and parking area at the Northeast Regional Park.

 

El Paso Times: Northeast El Paso park to get more than $1 million in improvements
KTSM-TV: Northeast skatepark approved by City Council
KVIA-TV: Skatepark in Northeast El Paso
 
 

The 2012 Quality of Life Bond is expected to include more than 40 projects. Below are a few of the projects:

 

• Metal Shade Canopies Over Playgrounds

 

• New Play Structures

 

• New Parks

 

• New Children's Museum

 

• Senior Center Improvements

 

• Technology Mobile

 

• Library Improvements

 

• Zoo Improvements

 

For a complete list of projects
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