Overview

• SIAPA reports 93% progress on its Annual Preventive Program 2025, having serviced 11 siphons, 47 underpasses, 31 pumping stations and 12,869 storm drains (66% of its network).
• Maintenance crews have removed 101,071 cubic meters of silt, vegetation and trash—equivalent to 14,439 seven-cubic-meter haul-truck loads—to keep pluvial channels clear.
• On July 23, San Pedro Tlaquepaque inaugurated two automated pumping stations in Villa Fontana and Ojo de Agua with a 9.82 million-peso investment to preempt street and home inundations.
• The municipality earmarked 8.1 million pesos to dredge Presa El Chicharrón, boosting reservoir capacity and protecting over 24,000 residents in high-risk neighborhoods.
• Mayor Laura Imelda Pérez Segura publicly challenged SIAPA’s handling of the stormwater network, alleging mixed sewage and pluvial lines, missing drains and corrupt construction practices.