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Local governments owe city of El Paso $1.5 million for animal services — Photo: El Paso Matters

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Local governments owe city of El Paso $1.5 million for animal services

Local governments in El Paso owe the city approximately $1.5 million in unpaid bills for animal shelter services despite renewing their contracts.

By Elida S. Perez·4 hr ago

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All seven entities that contract with the city of El Paso's Animal Services kept their agreements when they renewed Sept. 1 despite higher shelter-service costs that have left some owing thousands of dollars in unpaid bills.

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