Tlajomulco's Public Works Investment in 2025

Infrastructure dynamism sets Tlajomulco’s economic agenda as 2025 concludes. Executed construction and restoration projects aim to boost the competitiveness of the city’s downtown area.

What is the Volume of Public Works in Tlajomulco?

The municipality concludes the fiscal year with a total of 285 interventions of

. This volume reflects consistent activity in urban improvement and space adaptation. Municipal President Gerardo Quirino Velázquez confirmed the figure during a technical inspection. The local authority highlighted the scope of the work carried out in the last cycle. “This year alone, in the initial phase, we have completed 285 projects in our municipality, including those in the Historic Center,” stated Velázquez Chávez.

Investment Allocated to the Restoration of the Historic Center

Official data indicates a total investment of 30.3 million pesos (MXN) focused on the heart of the municipality. The capital was distributed across three main construction areas to modernize infrastructure. The budgetary breakdown per project is as follows: -Flaviano Ramos Street: Investment of 15.1 million MXN over an area of 2,024 square meters. -Main Plaza: Investment of 9.3 million MXN over 7,520 square meters. -Hidalgo Street: Investment of 5.9 million MXN to intervene 1,017 square meters. These figures demonstrate a financial commitment to the renovation of municipal fixed assets. The restoration of these spaces directly impacts the property value of the commercial area.

Technical Enhancements and Service Modernization

The project named “Centro Siempre Chulo” (Always Beautiful Downtown) prioritizes the updating of basic service networks. The intervention on Flaviano Ramos Street included the transition of electrical installations to underground. The mayor detailed the magnitude of the hidden civil works required for this modernization. Electrical and data infrastructure now runs beneath the stamped concrete pavement. “We installed nearly 2.8 kilometers of piping; it’s not visible, but we moved all the wiring underground. Some work remains pending, but it will continue to migrate over the coming weeks,” explained the mayor. Additionally, interventions were reported on over 60 facades and the installation of new urban furniture. These actions aim to organize commercial activity through standardized semi-permanent stalls.

Connectivity and Urban Development in the Region

These projects in Tlajomulco contribute to the momentum of

for 2025. Improvements in local roadways complement state-level macro-projects aimed at streamlining logistical and commercial flow. Stamped concrete paving on Hidalgo Street includes new hydronic and sanitary networks. This ensures the long-term viability of services for businesses and residents. The completion of this year’s projects establishes a foundation for operational continuity into 2026. Both the private initiative and the public sector remain focused on the modernization of Tlajomulco. The entry

first appeared in Líder Empresarial.