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El Paso City Council Approves Bid to Host New U.S. Military Base

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The El Paso City Council approved pursuing the nomination to host the U.S. Department of War's "Next Great American Base" (NGAB). The city hopes this nomination could generate $4 billion to $7 billion in annual economic activity and create 26,000 to 44,000 jobs. The city is coordinating with regional partners and state and federal representatives to advance the nomination.

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The effort aligns with El Paso’s Strategic Plan, which prioritizes job creation and investment. City officials highlighted El Paso's existing military infrastructure, including Fort Bliss and Holloman Air Force Base, as factors supporting the bid.

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    El Paso Electric might require massive, sustained power supply for base operations and personnel.

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