Naucalpan begins rehabilitation of Avenida Río Bravo

The municipal government of Naucalpan has launched a comprehensive rehabilitation project for Avenida Río Bravo in the México 86 neighborhood. Mayor Isaac Montoya Márquez initiated the works, noting that the thoroughfare had not received significant intervention for approximately 40 years.

The project, managed by the Directorate of Public Works, involves the intervention of 1,413 square meters. Key improvements include the installation of hydraulic concrete for the road surface, the renewal of sanitary drainage and water networks, the leveling of manholes, and the construction of new sidewalks and curbs.

These infrastructure upgrades are expected to benefit more than 40,000 residents, specifically impacting families in México 86 and surrounding communities such as Luisa Isabel Campos Jiménez Cantú, Los Cuartos II, and Las Huertas. The administration stated the goal is to improve mobility, safety, and public health through modernized urban infrastructure.