Overview
- Adrián de la Garza Santos delivered his second Informe de Gobierno in a solemn Cabildo session presenting two years of municipal results and policy priorities.
- The administration reports over 2,300 million pesos in public investment during the period and says this is the largest total among municipalities in the Monterrey metropolitan area.
- Roughly 38 percent of municipal resources were allocated to security, the report says, citing a new Police Academy, a modern C4 intelligence center with two additional C4s under development, two C2 command centers, the ARGOS information platform and aerial and camera surveillance upgrades.
- Major mobility works include the relaunch of Vialidades Regias with more than 1,185 million pesos spent on 170-plus avenues, interventions on five points of the Carretera Nacional including two new vehicular bridges, and the launch of Regio Ruta with seven municipal bus routes.
- Officials highlighted expanded social services and citizen participation through programs such as Tarjeta Regia Plus, Salud Regia and Transformando Monterrey with 890+ parks or plazas intervened and 339 fully rehabilitated spaces, plus the creation of FIDEBARRIO to maintain Barrio Antiguo; the report’s financial and crime-improvement claims are presented by the municipality and lack independent verification in the coverage.