Overview

• The Cabildo passed the initiative 12–2 in an extraordinary session, sending the project forward on deadline.
• Municipal officials project roughly 5,020 million pesos in 2026 revenue, according to treasurer Héctor Gómez Trujillo.
• About 1,100 million pesos are assigned to decentralized bodies such as OOAPAS, with an estimated 3,912 million from municipal resources plus federal and state contributions.
• The plan maintains 2025 levels for property tax, ISAI, DAP and municipal licenses, while raising potable water and other municipal rights by 8 percent.
• Fees increase for services including the Municipal Animal Protection Institute, rental of the Municipal Palace for private events, and paid security provided by the Morelia Police.