City of El Paso Capital Improvement Program

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The City of El Paso's Grant Funded Team is constructing a new pathway for El Pasoans to enjoy and be active.

This shared use pathway is located next to the Border Highway, and runs from Racetrack Dr. to Executive Center Blvd. It will allow pedestrians and bicyclists to have a dedicated area for them take a leisurely stroll or bike ride, and will connect to existing paths located at Doniphan Dr. and Paisano Dr.

The improvements are part of the City of El Paso’s commitment to enhance the quality of life for our residents.

La estación de transporte de Sun Metro “Lift”, que está ubicado en el 5081 de la avenida Fred Wilson, está recibiendo nuevas estaciones de carga eléctrica que permitirán a Sun Metro ampliar su infraestructura de vehículos eléctricos paratránsito.

Para más información sobre Sun Metro, por favor visite: https://sunmetro.net

The mural for the new public health clinic in the MCA area of El Paso is getting more beautiful day by day! Check out the amount of work that went into creating this stunning art mural in just one week.

This vivid piece was designed and being painted by local artist Babak Tavakoli, who was selected by the Museums and Cultural Affairs Department.

The mural incorporates “Alebrijes”, which are vibrant Mexican folk art, that can depict dreams, the subconscious, spiritual guides, and cultural identity, serving as protectors and symbols of imagination, while blending elements from dreams and nature.

The “Alebrijes” themed mural serves as a key visual component of the MCA Sun City Lights branding initiative. Very soon, this theme will expand to nearby Washington Park with interactive “Alebrijes” sculptures. Check back with us to see how this project develops.

Museums and Cultural Affairs Department - City of El Paso

The Pebble Hills Blvd. Street Reconstruction and Resurfacing project is a $12.3 million dollar investment in our community that is bringing new life into one of our City's most heavily traeled roadways.

It includes the resurfacing of several portions of Pebble Hills Blvd. Including from N. Yarbrough Dr. to Lee Trevino Dr. Outriggers St. to Loop 375, and from John Hayes St. to Rich Beem Blvd. As well as a street reconstruction from Zaragoza Rd. To Rich Beem Blvd.

The improvements to Pebble Hills Blvd. is a key street infrastructure project that is funded by voter-approved 2022 Community Progress Bond. The construction has already begun, so please make sure that you slow down in the construction areas, in order to ensure the safety of other drivers, pedestrians and construction crews.

El Departamento de Mejoras Capitales del Municipio de El Paso actualmente está construyendo un nuevo Sitio de Recogida Ciudadana para residentes del noreste de El Paso, en el 9135 de la calle Stahalla.

Este nuevo proyecto proporcionará a los residentes un lugar adicional donde podrán llevar sus basuras, residuos domésticos peligrosos y objetos voluminosos para ser eliminados. Por favor, recuerda que no se aceptan materiales de construcción o demolición (incluidos los residuos domésticos y comerciales).

Para más información sobre los sitios de Colectas Ciudadanas, por favor visite: https://www.elpasotexas.gov/environmental-services/

Construction crews are mobilizing for the McRae Blvd. Shared-Use Pathway. If you see lane closures and construction crews, make sure to slow down for their safety!

This project includes the construction of a shared use path for pedestrians and bicyclists on the west side of McRae Blvd. from Montwood Drive to Montana Avenue with the following amenities and services:

• Pedestrian and bicycle path with signage
• Installation of landscaping and ADA curb ramps
• New solar power bollard lighting along the project limits

This week, construction crews are mobilizing and beginning the construction of the McRae Blvd. Shared-Use Pathway, which help re-shape and enhance the visual image of our comprehensive regional transportation system.

This project includes the construction of a shared use path for pedestrians and bicyclists on the west side of McRae Blvd. from Montwood Drive to Montana Avenue with the following amenities and services:

• Pedestrian and bicycle path with signage
• Installation of landscaping and ADA curb ramps
• New solar power bollard lighting along the project limits