Atizapán transcends as the safest in Edomex in the 2nd Report by Pedro Rodríguez – Nuestra Zona

In two years of work, the greater perception of security in Atizapán de Zaragoza transcends, in relation to the other municipalities of the State of MexicoAccording to data from the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI), Pedro Rodríguez Villegas highlighted in his Second Government Report, which he presented to authorities and more than 8,000 citizens in the vicinity of the Municipal Palace.

In the Solemn Council Session, Rodríguez Villegas mentioned how priority given to children and young people, to whom it gave 15,216 scholarshipsfor which it has invested more than 37 million pesos, in addition to the modernization of 100 schools of different academic levels through the Digital Classrooms program, where it installed 2,000 computers, 100 televisions, furniture, internet and surveillance video cameras.

to support the economy of Atizapense families, he cited that the Municipal DIF System has promoted programs and actions, such as Community Kitchenss, where more than 700 thousand hot meals have been served in 43 spaces.

In public works the mayor highlighted that Atizapán de Zaragoza is a municipality under construction, since a historic figure of $1,774 million pesos has been investeds, without the need to request a single bank loan.

When elaborating on security, Rodríguez Villegas recalled that it is one of the greatest achievements of his government since according to the latest surveys of Urban Public Security (ENSU) published by Inegi, Crimes fell from 75 percent in 2021 to 57.1 percent in 2023, a reduction of 17.9% in these two years, “managing to be the safest municipality in the State of Mexico,” he reaffirmed.

The achievements were derived from the salary increases, grade promotions, more and better equipment and trainingthe construction of a gymnasium for police officers, a shooting range, a physical conditioning area and provision of patrols, as well as the application of the Community Surveillance Plan by Quadrants, coordination with the Secretary of the Navy in crime-fighting tasks, and the entry into operation of more video surveillance cameras for monitoring from C4.

Regarding transversal security, he commented on the work in public services to have an illuminated municipality, since In these two years they placed 20 thousand new LED lights in streetspedestrian bridges, parks, gardens and other public spaces.

Regarding works, he mentioned the step Depressed Chilucathe El Campanario bridge, the new sports car Carlos Mercenariothe Animal Protection Unit, and rehabilitations with asphalt and hydraulic concrete of Adolfo Ruiz Cortines and Adolfo López Mateos avenuesDr. Jorge Jiménez Cantú, Dr. Gustavo Baz, Bellavista Bulevar, the first section of San Mateo Avenue, as well as 50 streets in different neighborhoods and secondary avenues that serve as local interconnection.

Regarding the lack of water, he explained that they were built two macro tanks, rehabilitated 36 wells, are drilling six new ones and rehabilitating five water treatment plantsIn addition, five tanker trucks were purchased for a total of 24 pipes, with which more than 600 thousand liters of water are distributed daily for free. “This year we already distributed 3,600 water tanks and between January and February of next year we will take another 10 thousand water tanks for the most vulnerable families in the municipality.”

He highlighted the Employment Exchange and Digital Marketthe creation of the Territorial Intelligence Center (CENIT), where the cartography of the municipality, the instrumentation of the Violet Points programthe second edition of Atzan International Arts Festival, in inter-municipal version; the PROSARE certification delivered by the National Commission for Regulatory Improvement for the rapid opening of companies and the new passport office, dependent on the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, among other achievements.

The representative of the Governor of the State of Mexico, director of Concertation of the Ministry of the Environment, Itzel Pérez Correa, assured that teamwork is achieving the results that the municipality needed. “We all want better health services, education, security, environment and equal opportunities.”. In that sense, president, the Government of the State of Mexico is in the entire willingness to continue governing closely in Atizapán”,

“Your team, the Cabildo and the public servants of the City Council They are achieving the results that are needed. Well-organized teams achieve great resultsAnd this is the spirit that exists here,” he expressed.

They also attended Mayor of Huehuetoca, Milton Castañeda; former municipal presidents from Atizapán de Zaragoza, like Martín Vélez; the federal deputies Ana María Balderas Trejo, Carlos Madrazo Limón, Rodrigo Chaparro Samperio and the local deputy Román Cortés; he president of the National Action Party (PAN) in the State of Mexico, deputy Anuar Azar Figueroaas well as businessmen, transporters, merchants, street vendors, neighborhood leaders and the general public.

There were Herminio Cahue Calderón, Secretary General of SUTEYM; Juan Callejas, Sectional General Secretary of the SUTEYM Atizapán of Zaragoza; Domingo Ortuño Maldonado, General Secretary of Section 9 of the National Union of Health Workers; Carlos Mercenario Carbajal, Olympic medalist in Barcelona 92; the priest Antonio Pérez Hernándezrepresenting the Metropolitan Archbishop of the Archdiocese of Tlalnepantla, José Antonio Fernández Hurtado.

Also accompanying Pedro Rodríguez, Fernando Arizmendi Vázquez, president of the Alliance of Pastors of Atizapán de Zaragoza; Rigoberto Augusto Otal Moreno, president of the G-300 Business Group; Antonio Díaz Gutiérrez, president of CANACO; Noé Gutiérrez Mercado, president of Industriales de México Nuevo, and Francisco Barona Mariscal, president of FAPRESA, among other personalities.