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El Paso Chamber is held in the public trust to drive smart public policy decision making for business and the El Paso community. Providing information and resources to our members and the community empowers everyone to make better decisions to improve business and help El Paso grow. These Policy Papers provide guidance on different economic and business strategies intended to strengthen the overall fabric of El Paso’s economy.

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El Paso's Sports & Entertainment Venues

City of El Paso

The El Paso Chamber has released a crucial study on the development and enhancement of event venues within our community. Conducted by CAA Icon Strategic Advisory, this study provides a detailed comparison of El Paso’s sports entertainment venues with those of similar communities, aiming to inform strategic decisions for the future growth and prosperity of our city.

 

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Photo Credit: The University of Texas at El Paso

El Paso Climate Charter- Economic Impact Analysis

Full Study: https://bit.ly/3XzZCNf

Study Presentation: https://bit.ly/3VxqL0o

Study One-Pager: https://bit.ly/4cEzYez

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Military Growth Area

City of El Paso

The El Paso Chamber seeks to increase local employment and economic activity associated with the regional military complex anchored by Fort Bliss, Texas that includes White Sands Missile Range and Holloman Air Force Base. American business and the United States (US) military have a closely entwined relationship. Business drives productivity, wealth creation, and innovation; the taxes from business are used to fund public investments in the military; the military creates an increased demand for workers, advances in technology, and production. Together, business and the military form a virtuous circle.

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Aerospace and Defense

City of El Paso

The El Paso Chamber is focused on how we rebuild and reimagine our economy. COVID-19 created an unprecedented economic crisis. Our community and businesses are in the process of rebuilding and reimagining what is next. One clear opportunity is merging the business acumen of the El Paso Chamber, with the research capabilities of the University of Texas at El Paso to grow manufacturing, especially in the areas of additive, aerospace and defense manufacturing. The partnership of the El Paso Chamber, the W.M. Keck Center for 3D Innovation, and the Aerospace Center at UTEP, the City of El Paso, and Workforce Solutions Borderplex, has created powerful synergies for our region and beyond. This partnership operates under the banner of El Paso Makes.

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Mobility Coalition

Climate and Infrastructure

El Paso is the 22nd largest city in the United States and the 6th largest in Texas. It is next to Mexico, the 15th largest economy on the planet and it is on a favorable trajectory by almost all measures. EMCo’s mission is to ensure that El Paso’s transportation infrastructure keeps pace and even enhances El Paso’s already strong track.

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Climate Charter

Climate and Infrastructure

The El Paso Chamber Releases Comprehensive Results of Economic Impact Study on Climate Charter and Formal Announcement to Oppose “Proposition K”. For more information please contact Mia Romero.

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