The Playas de Rosarito government, led by Mayor Rocío Adame, is upgrading the city’s network of public sports facilities. The initiative aims to provide residents with dignified, safe, and affordable spaces for recreation and family time.
Spearheaded by the Municipal Sports Institute (IMDER), the effort involves strengthening the infrastructure and maintenance of 25 sports complexes distributed across the city. This diverse network includes a tennis center, along with numerous courts and community spaces dedicated to a variety of athletic disciplines.
Following the Municipal Revenue Law, using the public tennis courts costs just 100 pesos per hour during the day and 250 pesos at night. These rates are a fraction of the cost at private facilities or in neighboring municipalities, where fees can soar past 500 pesos per hour.
The revenue generated from these fees is reinvested directly back into the community. The funds support court maintenance, organized sports activities, and local athlete development, creating a sustainable model that continuously benefits residents.
In addition, IMDER granted a temporary use request for the tennis center to the Mexican Army. The presence of military personnel has been credited by citizens with improving area security and reducing incidents of vandalism, graffiti, and public property damage.
Reiterating that these sports facilities are a heritage for all families, Mayor Rocío Adame invited the community to use them responsibly and with a sense of pride and ownership.
“Our goal is for every Rosarito resident to have access to dignified and safe spaces to exercise and socialize. Sports are a powerful tool for building a healthier and more united society,” she said.
With these actions, the Rosarito government reaffirms its commitment to fostering sports, community health, and the revitalization of public spaces for all.
