Mayor Rocío Adame Muñoz is set to present her First-Year Progress Report this Wednesday, outlining the key achievements made during her inaugural year in office.
Mayor Rocío Adame to Deliver First-Year Progress Report
The report is expected to spotlight several major initiatives, including:
- ISSSTE Clinic: The mayor persistently advocated for the construction of an Institute for Social Security and Services for State Workers (ISSSTE) clinic, which will benefit more than 4,500 residents.
- Community Support: Through the It’s Our Turn to Make History campaign, residents have gained access to services such as Civil Registry, cultural activities, DIF, Indigenous community support, citizen service modules, and community petition drives.
- Budget Allocation: City Hall has approved more than 85 million pesos through ordinary sessions to complete pending public works.
- Municipal Delegations: The mayor attended the inauguration of the new Plan Libertador Municipal Delegation in the Real de Rosarito neighborhood and authorized the donation of over 13,000 m² of communal land in Primo Tapia for the establishment of an additional delegation office.
- Land Regularization: Legal certainty was extended to hundreds of families through the regularization of informal settlements in 52 neighborhoods of Playas de Rosarito.
- Environmental Initiatives: Community members were invited to join voluntary coastal cleanup campaigns designed to “give the sea a breath of fresh air” and preserve the municipality’s emblematic beaches.
- Sports Development: In partnership with the Mexican Football Federation (FMF) and the Jugamos Todos and Football for Schools programs, sports equipment has been distributed to 17 public schools.
“One year ago, I humbly and proudly assumed the responsibility of serving this great municipality. I did so with a clear conviction: to make history,” the mayor said on her social media pages.
The event, scheduled for Wednesday, October 1st at 5:00 pm in City Hall, will go into detail regarding advancements across several public sectors. The upcoming report will offer residents a detailed account of the administration’s work over the past 365 days and its vision for the future of Playas de Rosarito.
