Tlajomulco municipal infrastructure development

The municipal government of Tlajomulco has initiated several infrastructure projects to improve local services and mobility.

On September 29, 2026, authorities launched a 70 million peso road connection project. This 1.7-kilometer endeavor aims to link Avenida López Mateos and Camino Real a Colima by rehabilitating Camino a La Coladera and 16 de Septiembre street. The project, which Mayor Gerardo Quirino Velázquez Chávez stated has been awaited for over 50 years, is expected to benefit more than 100,000 residents by reducing congestion and improving mobility between San Sebastián and San Agustín.

Following this, on September 30, 2026, the government inaugurated a new deep water well in the Punto Sur area. Designed to stabilize the potable water supply in residential areas like Nueva Galicia, San Agustín, and Tulipanes, the well has an extraction capacity of approximately 40 liters per second. This project is part of the ‘Tlajo Cuida el Agua’ program, a broader 1.2 billion peso strategy to bolster municipal water infrastructure, with 200 million pesos specifically allocated to works within the López Mateos corridor.