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Why El Paso homeowners could pay more in property taxes even as home value growth slows (opens the original)
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by Eddie Rosales | Reporting contributed by Brandon Muth EL PASO, Texas (KFOX14/CBS4) — El Paso homeowners could pay more in property taxes this year, even though home values are not rising as quickly as they have in recent years. The reason comes down to two things: how much a home is valued at for tax purposes and the tax rate set by local governments. El Paso City Council approved its 2026 to 2027 budget Tuesday and set the city property tax rate at 79.8 cents for every $100 of taxable value.
Project Bravo, El Paso County offer help as higher electric bills squeeze families (opens the original)
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by EddieRosales|ReportingcontributedbyBrandon MuthandJordan Salas EL PASO, Texas — Higher electric bills are forcing some El Paso families to make tough choices, including cutting back on groceries and other basic expenses. El Paso Electric says the jump is being driven by a mix of higher summer energy use, newly approved rates and the end of temporary fuel-refund credits that lowered bills earlier this year. The Public Utility Commission of Texas approved updated rates that took effect in 2026.
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