From the dead tree edition of the El Paso Inc.: Two years after it was rezoned from farm/ranch land to

The dog barks, and the caravan moves on.
From the dead tree edition of the El Paso Inc.: Two years after it was rezoned from farm/ranch land to
Tax Increment Reinvestment Zones are a dubiously effective economic development tool. In El Paso, TIRZs are used to deprive the
*That the City doesn’t want you to know. This post originally appeared on 23 May 2018. What is a Tax
by Rick Bonart While Council investigates trivial gas card infractions, millions of public dollars are being wasted. Left unchecked, these
by Rich Wright How about a man made river? According to this story from the daily rag, El Paso Water
by Max Grossman Vic Kolenc of the El Paso Times and the Staff of the El Paso Inc have both
Part of the reason that property taxes are so high in the City of El Paso is because not everyone
Did you know that blight was a condition to creating a Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone in Texas? From the Texas
Here’s an interesting story from the Gray Lady: Homeowners have long complained about inequitable assessments, and past studies have documented
Have you seen this map of the Segundo Barrio Historic District the El Paso Commissioners Court approved last Monday? It’s
The future will look different. But let’s hope we’ve learned from the mistakes of the past. For the past couple
Will it benefit you? Tomorrow, City Council will consider amending the parameters of Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone 13, that TIRZ
In 2012, the City of El Paso began implementing a strategic plan to foster economic development in the area. According
You might no be so pissed off when you wrote that property tax check if your money was going for
*That the City doesn’t want you to know. This article originally appeared on 23 May 2018. What is a Tax
Today, City Council decided to give the farm to Great Wolf Resorts, in the form of swathes of land, obscene
The City must have stayed up late figuring out how to swindle the taxpayers with that new Great Wolf Lodge.
Downtown is covered by Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone #5. You remember those TIRZs. Here’s what the Texas Comptroller says about
The City of El Paso is going out of its way to develop some land on the fringe of the
When you make decisions behind closed doors, without public input, you better be right. So far, our city hasn’t been