Overview
- The first site operates from the rehabilitated 1940 Xotepingo pumping plant and will host modules from Culture, the Consejería Jurídica, INVEA, Gobierno and Bienestar, along with guidance on Mi Beca para Empezar and the pension for older adults.
- Officials outlined a rollout of 21 Casas de Gobierno citywide, each designed to handle trámites on-site and neighborhood needs such as lighting, pothole repair and tree pruning.
- Each hub is planned to deploy about 160 Sobse workers supported by 33 vehicles and specialized machinery to accelerate maintenance and responses.
- The Sobse chief cited a 3,000 million peso investment to reinforce services for the Casas, while one outlet reported 21,000 million pesos, highlighting a discrepancy yet to be clarified.
- The administration said it has acquired roughly 50 hydrovac units for drainage and flood response, with four assigned permanently to Coyoacán.