Quirino Velázquez started his Government as mayor of Tlajomulco and plans to continue with the goal of consolidating the municipality as the new economic engine of Jalisco. To do this, he recognized that he must meet the challenges and guarantee what is necessary for the population.
“The main project is economic development and prosperity, but it comes hand in hand with complying with the necessary infrastructure, such as water, with better public services. We must work on economic promotion; That is, they are elements that can make our municipality the most competitive in the West of the country.”
He highlighted that They have factors that will propel Tlajomulco to its main goal: the most important income to the Metropolitan Area of Guadalajara (Road to Chapala and López Mateos), as well as the Guadalajara International Airport, which has a million-dollar investment underway.
To guarantee adequate conditions for investors and the populationstressed that there is a guarantee to carry out water supply projects, such as the upcoming inauguration of Water Treatment Plant number 5.
In terms of mobility, Tlajomulco will benefit from the launch of Line 4 of the Light Rail, but also from the Line 5 projectwhich would go from the Guadalajara Airport to the Chivas Stadium, which suggests that the inhabitants of the municipality have greater access to public transportation and to connect with other systems in the metropolis.
Main bets
- Consolidate Tlajomulco as the economic engine of Jalisco.
- Commissioning of Line 4 of the Light Rail.
- Start the Line 5 project.
- Construction of Poliducto Avenue (parallel to the Macrolibramiento).
- Expansion of López Mateos Avenue.
- Rehabilitation of the Old Royal Road to Colima.
- Expansion of Water Treatment Plant 5.
- Build a Green Cross in the Valley Zone.
- A state police barracks in the Valle Zone.
- Construction of a Regional Hospital.
Lines 4 and 5 of the Light Rail, among the mobility projects
The administration of Quirino Velázquez, mayor of Tlajomulco de Zúñiga, will have the opportunity to have new mass transportation systems that will allow the population of the municipality to connect to other points in the Guadalajara Metropolitan Zone (ZMG).
The main transportation project will be the start of operations of Line 4 of the Light Railwhich will have eight stations along its route and will link the Municipal Center with the Mi Macro Periférico and Mi Macro Calzada systemswith which there would be the possibility of reaching various points in the city.
Also at the door is Line 5, the main transportation commitment of the elected governor, Pablo Lemus, which would connect the Guadalajara International Airport with the AKRON Stadium. It is expected to be ready shortly before the 2026 World Cup, although in a first stage it would be in operation on the Highway to Chapala, from the air terminal to Periférico Sur.
Quirino Velázquez supported the elected governor, Pablo Lemus, in the infrastructure projects that he will promote in his municipality; The main one is the construction of Poliducto Avenue, which will connect the Poniente de Tlajomulco with the Highway to Chapala.
According to the former local deputy, Poliducto Avenue will help the federal government increase surveillance of the Pemex pipeline in the area and reduce huachicoleo or fuel theft in the area. In addition, Tlajomulco will gain an alternative means of communication to the south of the city.
As secondary projects, Quirino put on the table the expansion of López Mateos Avenue to six lanes, in the stretch from San Agustín to Las Cuatas in the first stage; the reconstruction of the Camino Real to Colima, and the extension of Line 1 of the Light Rail to the South of Tlajomulco.
Quirino Velázquez is following up on the Light Rail projects, which directly benefit his district. In the photo, during a test run on Line 4. SPECIAL
They will strengthen municipal health services
The new administration of Quirino Velázquez will seek to expand health services coverage. The main project is the improvement of the municipal health system, specifically the renovation of Cruz Verde units, plus a new headquarters in the Valley area.
On the other hand, it will seek to take advantage of the beginning of the Jalisco health system implemented by the current government, in order to request the construction of a Regional Hospital for the town.
It will be added to Claudia’s housing plan
Quirino Velázquezannounced his intention that Tlajomulco be part of the housing program announced by the President of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaumwhich proposes the construction of one million homes during his six-year term through Infonavit and the National Housing Commission (Conavi).
The municipal president recalled that in Tlajomulco there are thousands of abandoned homes and subdivisions that could not be built and are in black work, therefore, he will propose that all these truncated works can be rescued.
They guarantee drinking water for the next 35 years
The projects of the Tlajomulco City Council, in coordination with the Government of Jalisco, They will allow there to be an increase in the amount of drinking water available for the inhabitants of the municipality.
Gerardo Quirino Velázquez highlighted the joint investment of eight billion pesos in recent years for the expansion of treatment plants and water purifiers and that allowed the construction of plant number 5 that will allow water to be brought from Lake Chapala to the municipalityreducing the amount of water extracted from wells, the supply system used by the city for years.
“We are about to conclude with the water treatment plant number 5 and that will allow us to finally bring surface water from Chapala and take it to the areas that we need most such as Carretera a Chapala and the Valles area. With all these works, we will reach the investment of 120 million pesos in the first days, we have already spent 100 and 20 more with the macrotank.”
Quirino Velázquez highlighted that The new plant is on the Highway to Chapala, behind the Los Agaves subdivision, and will benefit neighborhoods near the Highway to Chapala and the Valle Zone, as well as neighborhoods in the municipality of El Salto.
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