The City of Eagle Pass has issued an important reminder to residents following the recent rainfall that caused an increase in the growth of vegetation across the area. While the rains were much needed, they have led to an overgrowth of plants, shrubs, and landscaping on many properties within city limits.

Eagle Pass Police Department (EPPD) Code Enforcement Officers are currently monitoring properties closely and will soon start issuing compliance notices to property owners and caretakers who are found in violation of city ordinances. The city emphasizes that maintaining yards and lots is essential to avoid potential penalties or fines.

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Property owners and caretakers within the city are urged to take proactive steps in maintaining their properties to keep Eagle Pass looking its best. Clearing overgrown areas, trimming shrubs, and ensuring landscaping is in line with city regulations will help uphold the community’s appearance and safety.

The city reminds everyone to “keep EP looking good” and work together in maintaining a clean and orderly environment for all residents.

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