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Jalisco state infrastructure and security initiatives

Overview

The state of Jalisco is implementing various infrastructure and technological initiatives focused on connectivity, security, and water management.

In administrative developments, the Jalisco State Congress agreed to migrate its internet services to ‘Red Jalisco’, a state-managed high-speed public infrastructure intended to save the legislature approximately 500,000 pesos annually. Concurrently, officials addressed an outstanding debt of roughly 259,000 pesos owed to the water utility SIAPA.

Governor Pablo Lemus Navarro announced a 6 billion peso investment to strengthen the C5 command center using artificial intelligence and facial recognition to assist in locating missing persons. The state is also collaborating with Google on an application to detect forced recruitment patterns on social media.

On the water management front, the state is seeking support for strategic projects totaling 22.5 billion pesos. These include the 10 billion peso Chapala-Guadalajara Substitute Aqueduct, which aims to reduce water loss from leaks and lower electricity costs, alongside the modernization of Water Treatment Plant 1 and works at the El Zapotillo Dam.

Entities

Jalisco · Google · Congreso del Estado de Jalisco · Claudia Sheinbaum · SIAPA

Timeline

  1. 1 day ago

    [POLITICS] 7 sources
    Jalisco announces major security and water infrastructure projects

    Jalisco Governor Pablo Lemus Navarro announced major investments in security technology, including AI for finding missing persons, and water infrastructure projects supported by President Claudia Sheinbaum.

  2. 17 days ago

    [POLITICS] 4 sources
    Jalisco State Congress adopts Red Jalisco network and addresses utility debt

    The Jalisco State Congress is migrating to the state’s ‘Red Jalisco’ high-speed network to save 500,000 pesos annually, while facing internal delays in settling a 259,000-peso debt to the water utility SIAPA.

Sources

lajornadajalisco.com.mx · lanoticiaregional.com.mx · pagina24jalisco.com.mx · pausa.mx · siker.com.mx · traficozmg.com · vivirenjuarez.com