Donald Trump still owes several
cities money from past campaign
rallies, including El Paso.

Information compiled in 2019 from
the Centers for Public Integrity
shows that at least 12 cities were
owed money, showing El Paso was
owed the most.

Laura Cruz-Acosta, communications
director for the City of El Paso
confirmed Trump has an outstanding
balance of $569,204.63 which
includes a one-time late fee of
$98,787.58 for his February 2019
visit.

It was primarily for law
enforcement purposes and safety
and security the health and
wellness of the community as much
as the health and wellness of those
who were visiting us,� Cruz-Acosta
said.

We also reached out to the other
11 cities on the CPI named as still
being owed money, these cities are:

Tucson, Arizona
Mesa, Arizona
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Spokane, Washington
Eau Claire, Wisconsin
Billings, Montana
Erie, Pennsylvania
Lebanon, Ohio
Green Bay, Wisconsin
Burlington, Vermont
Minneapolis, Minnesota

Two responded. The police chief
in Billings told KFOX14 Trump
owes the city $45,900 for his
2018 visit.

City officials in Green Bay sent
an invoice showing he owes $9,380
for his 2016 rally but was in the
city just this year in March and
the city is still waiting for
the more than $33,000 payment for
that visit.