Tlalnepantla municipal land and development initiatives

The municipality of Tlalnepantla, State of Mexico, has implemented several programs focused on land regularization and community development. In late October 2026, Mayor Raciel Pérez Cruz and the National Institute for Sustainable Land formalized the donation of municipal plots to various neighborhoods. This initiative included waiving 100 percent of deed registration costs to regularize approximately 4,500 files, with a noted trend of issuing deeds to women to support patrimonial autonomy. During this period, the local government also launched environmental and animal welfare programs, including large scale tree planting and sterilization services.

By early November 2026, the municipal council expanded its land management efforts by unanimously approving the donation of two municipal properties to support the construction of new campuses for the Bachillerato Nacional Margarita Maza high school. Other administrative actions included the approval of 2027 water and sewage service tariffs and the authorization of an open call to involve academic and business sectors in the Municipal Council of the 2030 Agenda to promote sustainable development.