Overview
- Texcoco’s municipal government delivered the rehabilitation of Avenida González and Circuito Pavorreal in San Miguel Coatlinchán after milling and a 7 cm re‑paving layer plus new storm inlets, curbs, signage and a speed reducer to serve more than 10,000 daily users.
- Tlajomulco’s administration has started re‑encarpetado of the Circuito Guamúchil–Nogal–Amapola, the main access to the Nuevo San Miguel subdivision, with nearly 6,000 square meters to be milled and resurfaced using polymer‑enhanced asphalt.
- The Texcoco project cost 9,137,432.89 MXN while Tlajomulco allocated about 5 million MXN for its phase of works, and the latter says this intervention is part of a larger municipal program totaling more than 100 million MXN for mobility, water and public amenities.
- Both municipalities staged public ceremonies that combined technical briefings with community rituals and mayoral presence, signaling political visibility for local service delivery and asking residents to help preserve the new infrastructure.
- Upgrades emphasize durability and flood resilience through thicker resurfacing, improved drainage and clearer road markings, which should reduce vehicle wear, improve emergency access and lower future maintenance needs for the affected communities.