March 24, 2021   

      El Paso County Planning and Development Department would like to inform to the Community about the upcoming reconstruction intersection and closure at Pellicano Dr. and Mission Ridge Blvd. The intersection will be closed for reconstruction in order to install new utilities, traffics signals and concrete pavement. Motorist are encourage to follow the new traffic signal and detour road. Below is a link where the full map of the detour and improvements can be access. We appreciate your patience and cooperation with the on-going major improvement as part of the Pellicano Dr. Re-Built. 

Motorists are encouraged to take alternate routes and plan for additional time to reach their destinations. For the public and the construction workers' safety, motorists are also reminded to obey all traffic signs.

Reconstruction of Mission Ridge and Pellicano Intersection

Long Term Closure

Wednesday, March 31, 2021 through

Wednesday, May 19, 2021

• Pellicano Dr. and Mission Ridge Intersection The intersection will be closed for reconstruction in order to install new utilities, traffics signals and concrete pavement. Motorists are encouraged to follow temporary traffic signal light and detour road shown on map below.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/13fp-1QY7Oj-BPFZTJ4kjc3A-Y4v9n6q4/view?usp=sharing

Hillcrest Public Participation Plan

The County is working toward developing and constructing a water distribution system located in the Hillcrest Center community in El Paso County (EPC), Texas. The community is approximately 20 miles east of downtown El Paso along Montana Boulevard and is approximately 12 miles north of the US/Mexico border. The community currently does not have access to a water distribution system, and residents haul water for their household needs. There are significant health concerns related to hauling water since it leads to significant opportunities for contamination from waterborne diseases. The proposed Project will construct a water distribution system owned by El Paso county, and supplied by El Paso Water, ensuring that the residents have access to a secure water supply in full compliance with TCEQ regulatory criteria. The project development will include planning, environmental documents, and design. Funding for the project’s construction will be provided by USDA-RD and the EPA’s BEIF program.

There are a number of project-specific materials below for the review and reference of the pubic in English and Spanish.