HISTORIC MISSION TRAIL

As a means of strategically jump-starting Mission Trail Investment Zone efforts, the County of El Paso hired Dover, Kohl, and Partners to conduct the Mission Trail Comprehensive Master Plan Update. In November 2018, the consulting team of over ten professionals -including urban planners, landscape architects, designers, transportation engineers, and economists- conducted a public design charrette at the Ysleta del Sur Pueblo Tribal Courthouse. The purpose of the public design charrette was to present the project timeline, goals, and objectives to constituents while providing a space to contribute suggestions, information regarding projects and developments currently underway, and recommendations that reflect the vision and needs of the residential and business community.

For more information and updates, please click on the link below for full access to Mission Trail Comprehensive Masterplan Website and related resources: 

https://elpasohistoricmissiontrail.com/

A visit to the Mission Trail Comprehensive Study website will allow you access to full audio-visual recordings of the public design charrette evening sessions, as well as the Kick-off and Work-in-Progress presentations. Once you've reviewed the materials and resources, feel free to forward your constructive feedback and suggestions to the Heritage Tourism division by e-mailing:  Cyn.Renteria@epcounty.com

As of September 23, 2019, El Paso County Commissioners Court adopted the Mission Trail Comprehensive Masterplan. We couldn’t have completed this important project without you and look forward to your continued participation!

Please click on the link below for access to this planning document:
Mission Trail Comprehensive Plan

Stay tuned for additional ways to remain involved in this ongoing effort.

Looking to expand or make improvements to your business or property located in the Mission Trail Investment Zone?  We may be able to help! Visit our Incentives section for access to County policy and applications.  Call us at (915)546-2177 for information about our grant opportunities and incentives programs for the Historic Mission Trail area.