Residents of El Paso County deserve the same access to quality-of-life amenities like parks and recreational facilities as those in other parts of Texas.
The proposed constitutional amendment would give voters in conservation/reclamation districts in El Paso County the opportunity to approve bond sales that would allow the construction of these amenities without relying on city or county funds.
Proposition 11 will empower El Paso County's conservation and reclamation districts to use bond financing for creating public recreational amenities like parks and green spaces. The best part? No state taxpayer money is required! All bonds will be funded within El Paso County, giving local voters control over enhancing their community without burdening the state.
A previous 2003 Constitutional Amendment allowed ten other counties to use bond financing for public amenities, but El Paso was left out. It's time for change. Proposition 11 will enable El Paso County to join other Texan counties in using bonds to improve public life. El Paso deserves the same opportunities!
By approving this amendment, El Paso residents will gain more affordable housing options with desirable park and recreation amenities. Imagine beautiful new neighborhoods, thriving with green spaces and recreational facilities—all within reach. A vote for Proposition 11 is a vote for a brighter future for all residents of El Paso County.
Proposition 11 is not just about parks; it's about building a thriving El Paso County. By constructing the recreational amenities necessary to attract new residents and businesses, this measure sets the stage for continued growth and prosperity. Join the movement for a flourishing El Paso.
his measure goes beyond benefiting new neighborhoods—it's a boon for the entire community. With 18 districts in El Paso County that could authorize bonds, the possibilities for recreation and conservation projects are vast. This amendment is about more than parks; it's about the well-being and happiness of every resident in El Paso County. Vote 'Yes' on Proposition 11!
El Paso County needs more parks and open spaces that are vital for community health and recreation. The parks are not just green spaces; they're essential for social interaction and overall well-being. In places like Colorado Springs, parks save residents an astonishing $56.5 million yearly on medical costs and add $58.7 million in recreational value. Imagine the potential benefits with an expanded network in El Paso County! Join us to make this vision a reality.
Proposition 11 is set to fill a significant gap in El Paso County's access to parks and recreational facilities. This is our chance to change history! By voting 'Yes,' you empower the construction of these amenities, fostering happiness, boosting the local economy, and enhancing community life. Let's align El Paso County with other thriving regions in Texas!
Proposition 11 is about fairness, well-being, and the legacy for future generations in El Paso County. Don't let this opportunity slip away! By ensuring all residents have equal access to these vital community assets, we can create a more inclusive and dynamic El Paso County.
Proposition 11 is about fairness, well-being, and the legacy for future generations in El Paso County. Don't let this opportunity slip away! By ensuring all residents have equal access to these vital community assets, we can create a more inclusive and dynamic El Paso County.
Join us in urging voters to support Proposition 11 in the upcoming Constitutional Amendment Election. This critical step will align El Paso County with Bexar, Bastrop, Waller, Travis, Williamson, Harris, Galveston, Brazoria, Fort Bend, Montgomery Counties, and Tarrant Regional Water District, enabling the development of quality-of-life amenities like parks and recreational facilities.
Join us in urging voters to support Proposition 11 in the upcoming Constitutional Amendment Election. This critical step will align El Paso County with Bexar, Bastrop, Waller, Travis, Williamson, Harris, Galveston, Brazoria, Fort Bend, Montgomery Counties, and Tarrant Regional Water District, enabling the development of quality-of-life amenities like parks and recreational facilities.
Better Quality of Life: Residents will gain affordable housing options and desirable park and recreation amenities. Community Empowerment: Local voters will have the power to authorize bond sales for constructing these amenities, without relying on city or county funds. More Equal Opportunities: Existing and new districts will have the chance to adopt this power, fostering a more equitable distribution of recreational spaces.
The El Paso Parks Coalition PAC is a political action committee committed to improving the quality of life in El Paso County through enhanced parks and recreational facilities. We believe in the power of community and the importance of accessible, high-quality public amenities for all residents. Join us in voting 'Yes' on Proposition 11. Together, we can build a stronger El Paso County.
WCIDs, irrigation districts, river authorities, special utility districts, municipal utility districts are all examples of C/R districts.
Each type of district has its own board appointment and election requirements and a governing structure that is regulated by Texas law.
A conservation and reclamation district is just a district created under art. III, Section 52, or art. XVI, Section 59, of the Constitution.
There are currently 18 districts in El Paso County.
No, any existing (or new) district would still have to authorize and hold an election of voters in the district to adopt this power.
Lower Valley Water District, 5505000, MUD
Horizon Regional MUD, 2853000, MUD
El Paso County WID No 1, 2870000
El Paso County MUD 4, 2855500, MUD
El Paso County MUD 3, 2859500, MUD
Haciendas Del Norte Water Improvement District, 3470000, MUD
Paseo Del Este MUD 1, 7024900, MUD
Paseo Del Este MUD 2, 7024950, MUD
Paseo Del Este MUD 3, 7024975, MUD
Paseo Del Este MUD 4, 7024988, MUD
Paseo Del Este MUD 5, 7024994, MUD
Paseo Del Este MUD 6, 7024997, MUD
Paseo Del Este MUD 7, 7024999, MUD
Paseo Del Este MUD 8, 7025002, MUD
Paseo Del Este MUD 9, 7025001, MUD
Paseo Del Este MUD 10, 7024700, MUD
Paseo Del Este MUD 11, 7024825, MUD
Butterfield Trail MUD 1, 9000017, MUD
Butterfield Trail MUD 2, 9000018, MUD
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