El Paso, we have to do better when it comes to drinking and driving because the numbers just came out and it’s pretty shocking. El Paso leaders gathered Tuesday afternoon to talk about one issue that continues to hit close to home: impaired driving. Mayor Renard U. Johnson, El Paso Police Chief Peter Pacillas, and District Attorney James Montoya all shared updates on what’s being done and what still needs to change to keep local roads safer. “Drinking and driving is a choice, and there are other options.”The message from leaders was clear: safer streets start with smart choices and El Paso has the tools to make them. PHOTOS: First Snow Day in El Paso, TX 2026 Gallery Credit: Iris Lopez/KISS El Paso FacebookTexas School Zone Driving Tips That Could Save a Life (And Your License) Gallery Credit: CANVA