Overview
- Jalisco confirmed 196 brigades with nearly 2,000 personnel across federal, state, municipal, and civil teams, supported by aerial assets including Witari, Tláloc, Zeus, Titán, SAMU, and Tlajomulco’s Tequihua.
- The state delivered new protective gear and tools to brigadistas and said municipal capabilities will be strengthened through specialized training, operational support, and emergency vehicles.
- Guadalajara completed S‑190/S‑130 wildland courses for 45 firefighters, preparing them to assist in areas such as Bosque La Primavera, Los Colomos, and the Barranca de Huentitán.
- Coahuila opened its 2026 campaign with 491 brigadistas, 58 vehicles, an investment above 50 million pesos, 123 trained operators, drones with thermal cameras, satellite internet, and three helicopters; authorities report 11 fires and 16 incipient events attended this year.
- Jalisco also reported Fonadin approval of 5,000 million pesos for mobility works and requested major water projects, while investigations continue into irregular discharges into Siapa channels affecting water quality.