EL PASO, Texas (KFOX14/CBS4) — El Paso residents looking for help understanding their 2026 property taxes will be able to meet face-to-face with Tax Office representatives at senior and community centers across the city beginning Oct. 27.

The El Paso Consolidated Tax Office, partnering with the city’s Department of Information Technology and Parks and Recreation Department, will host a series of free Tax Information Sessions where residents can ask questions about their property taxes and tax bills, get assistance from Tax Office representatives and learn how to protect their personal information from cybersecurity threats.

Residents also may pay their 2026 property taxes during the sessions.

They should bring a copy of their 2026 property tax bill.

Payments may be made by personal check, debit card or major credit card. A 1.98% convenience fee applies to all debit and credit card payments. Cash payments will not be accepted.

Most sessions will be held from 9 to 11 a.m. at the following locations:

Tuesday, Oct. 27: Wellington Chew Senior Center, 4430 Maxwell Ave.Thursday, Oct. 29: Eastside Senior Center, 3200 Fierro St.Tuesday, Nov. 10: Memorial Senior Center, 1800 Byron St.Thursday, Nov. 12: Pavo Real Senior Center, 9311 Alameda Ave.Tuesday, Nov. 17: Polly Harris Senior Center, 650 Wallenberg Dr.Tuesday, Dec. 1: Wellington Chew Senior Center, 4430 Maxwell Ave.Thursday, Dec. 3: Happiness Senior Center, 563 N. Carolina Dr.Tuesday, Dec. 8: Eastside Senior Center, 3200 Fierro St.Wednesday, Dec. 9, 6:30 to 7:30 p.m.: Valle Bajo Community Center, 7380 Alameda Ave.Thursday, Dec. 10: Memorial Senior Center, 1800 Byron St.Tuesday, Dec. 15: Pavo Real Senior Center, 9311 Alameda Ave.Thursday, Dec. 17: Polly Harris Senior Center, 650 Wallenberg Dr.Tuesday, Dec. 22: Happiness Senior Center, 563 N. Carolina Dr.

The city said the community sessions are part of its effort to provide residents with convenient, in-person access to information and services while helping taxpayers better understand their bills and safely navigate the property-tax process.

Property tax bills for Socorro ISD, Ysleta ISD and Tornillo ISD will be available or mailed after the Nov. 3 election results are finalized.

For more information, residents can contact the El Paso Consolidated Tax Office at 915-212-0106 or citytaxoffice@elpasotexas.gov.

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