The Eagle Pass Police Association held their Easter Egg Hunt event on Saturday March 30 in the Fort Duncan Park Area.
Hundreds of children and their families attended the successful event, which had various activities, including an Easter egg hunt, lunch, goodies and many other treats for all to enjoy.

The Eagle Pass Police Association held an Easter egg hunt Sunday, April 9 at the county lake.  Over 100 people attended the event to make it a success. Guests were given food, drinks, and easter eggs.  The EPPA is a non-profit organization that was made to help  officers and their families in case of

Staff reports

  Over the four day holiday weekend, the Eagle Pass Police Department arrested two adult males and three adult females all in separate incidents for driving while intoxicated. All five adults were presented before a magistrate and remanded to the Tom Bowles Detention Center in lieu of individual bonds.

Quad Counties Council, together with Commissioner for Precinct 2 Rosy Cantu and Superior Healthplan, will be hosting their second annual Easter Egg Hunt.