Through a partnership with the Texas A&M Colonias Program, promotoras and Fellows collected 1,225 surveys from residents across 62 ZIP codes in El Paso. The outreach, conducted in both English and Spanish, captured how families experience and cope with extreme heat, flooding, and high energy costs. Residents shared clear priorities: financial relief for energy and water bills, more shade trees and parks, drainage improvements, and better transit options. Many households reported unsafe indoor temperatures and limited resources to stay cool. Across neighborhoods, residents expressed a shared interest in making their communities more affordable, safe, and comfortable. The promotora-led outreach was effective in reaching Spanish-speaking and hard-to-reach households, helping make sure their input is reflected in the El Paso Climate Action Plan.