Mayor Miguel Ángel Riquelme Solís launches security and public‑service initiatives in Torreón

Mayor Miguel Ángel Riquelme Solís convened a security meeting in Torreón, announcing a restructuring of the municipal security strategy. New weekly security tables will be held each Saturday to review recent crime data, with the judicial branch added to the sessions. Targeted operations will focus on the city’s highest‑incidence zones, and heat‑map analysis will guide police deployment. The meeting also reviewed the integration of data from various agencies, including the National Intelligence Center and local civil protection bodies.

In a separate meeting, the mayor and the director of Municipal Public Services, Fernando Villarreal Cuéllar, evaluated the city’s public‑service operations. Priorities include improving cleaning, urban maintenance, street lighting, and the upkeep of plazas and green areas, as well as responding more quickly to citizen reports. The administration aims to optimize staff and material resources, strengthen field crews, and ensure consistent service quality for Torreón residents.