Overview
- Officials said high-impact crimes fell 56% versus 2019 and 12% from 2024, based on the security report presented this week.
- Homicide declined 46% from 2019 and 9% year over year, the rate stood at 8.7 per 100,000 residents, and 2025 logged 43 homicide‑free days with December the lowest month since 2013.
- Authorities reported 44 feminicides in 2025, down 35%, with 42 cases judicialized and nine in ten sentences described as convictions by the local prosecutor’s office.
- From October 2024 to December 2025, police made 8,218 arrests for high-impact crimes, seized drugs and more than 1,000 firearms, and reported a record number of arrest warrants served.
- The city highlighted higher police pay, 3,500 new patrol vehicles, the start of a police hospital, and an expanded surveillance network of 115,000 cameras, alongside regional coordination that includes the State of Mexico.