El Paso council moves ahead on feasibility plan for Downtown building safety
The City Council is looking at ways to make Downtown safer after a person was hurt when part of a vacant building fell.
The Alamo Republican brief, from reporting by KTSM
El Paso County
The El Paso City Council is looking at ways to make Downtown safer. The effort follows an incident earlier this month in which part of a vacant building fell on a person. The person was injured and taken to the hospital.
At its meeting, the council discussed ways of inspecting more than 700 buildings. The story reports that the council is moving forward with a feasibility plan on Downtown building safety.
Written by The Alamo Republican from KTSM’s reporting, using only the facts in it. KTSM’s own headline: “City moves forward with feasibility plan on Downtown building safety”
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