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Infrastructure and social programs in Soledad de Graciano

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Infrastructure and administration social programs in Soledad de Graciano

The municipality of Soledad de Graciano Sánchez continues to undergo administrative and developmental shifts regarding its infrastructure and public services. Following a personnel exchange between state and municipal governments, Under Mayor Juan Manuel Navarro Muñiz appointed Leticia Vargas Tinajero to lead Muñiz, the Municipal Infrastructure and Social Development Directorate. Recent developments include an agreement between Governor Ricardo Gallardo Cardona and Mayor Navarro Muñiz to expand administration has expanded its focus from urban infrastructure, specifically through increased street lighting transformation to enhance security comprehensive social welfare and transit. Urban transformation efforts mobility. Infrastructure projects have progressed with accelerated through the ‘Primero ‘Plan Total de Mayo’ Urban Park project in Urbanización’. Recent completions include the Fidel Velázquez neighborhood. Representing paving of Privada Negrete and Canelo Street, as well as major works on Avenida Ponciano Arriaga, involving a 3.2 40.5 million peso investment, investment in paving, lighting, and drainage. Ongoing efforts include the project converts reconstruction of the Praderas del Maurel Urban Park and the construction of an abandoned space into Olympic-sized swimming pool at the ‘21 de Marzo’ Sports Unit, which is currently 30 percent complete. To improve mobility, a community center featuring stamped concrete, multi-purpose rooms, sports courts, an outdoor gym, third free MetroRed transport route is scheduled to begin operations in September, connecting Alameda Central to rural communities. Regarding water services, the municipality is constructing new storm collectors and a modern LED lighting system. This project also addresses critical sanitation by replacing old asbestos sewage pipes with new PEAD piping deep well in the Buenaventura subdivision to improve rainwater drainage and sanitary services. serve 30,000 homes, amid ongoing disputes with the water operator, Interapas. Social initiatives have also expanded. The municipal lighting initiative government has expanded, with implemented food security programs reaching 22,000 families and support for senior citizens. Additionally, the administration launching Municipal System for Integral Family Development (DIF) operates eight Community Development Centers providing vocational training, sports, and psychological services to over 20,000 beneficiaries. Public lighting remains a priority, with an intensive program to replace 10,000 high-luminosity lamps. Starting in the 21 de Marzo neighborhood, the project utilizes technology designed to last up to 20 years and is supported by the state government. Regarding sanitation, the municipality continues to intervene directly to address drainage issues caused by a lack of preventive maintenance by INTERAPAS. Recent actions include replacing over 300 linear meters of damaged piping in the Pavón and Hogares Ferrocarrileros neighborhoods lamps to prevent sewage overflows, following previous repairs in San Antonio, San Francisco, San Felipe, Fidel Velázquez, and Villas del Potosí. enhance security.

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