SEAPAL Vallarta has begun the verification process to revalidate its Water Quality Certificate, reinforcing its commitment to providing safe and reliable drinking water to the community. The evaluation, conducted in collaboration with Coprisjal, involves inspecting 84 water infrastructure facilities across the municipality.
Playa de Oro is in the final stages of earning White Flag certification, with an environmental audit wrapping up on March 13. Key areas like water quality and waste management have been evaluated. Ahead of the review, 300 volunteers joined a cleanup effort, removing six tons of waste to help protect this scenic beach.
Puerto Vallarta’s Malecón is receiving another round of enhancements to further improve its beauty, safety, and comfort for residents and visitors alike. The Public Works Adjudication Committee, led by Mayor Luis Munguía, recently approved key rehabilitation projects aimed at upgrading the popular waterfront promenade.
For the first time, the Puerto Vallarta municipal government has officially partnered with Vallarta Pride, strengthening efforts to promote inclusion and diversity. This alliance enhances one of Mexico’s top multicultural events, fostering economic growth and reinforcing the city’s commitment to equality.
Puerto Vallarta's government is preparing to unveil a revamped garbage collection strategy aimed at improving efficiency and address ongoing collection concerns. Javier Alonso Navarro Chávez, Director of Efficient Municipal Services, announced that a new logistics plan and collection routes will be introduced by mid-March.
March is set to be a month of compassion and action for animals in Puerto Vallarta, as the Animal Welfare Department, led by Mayor Luis Ernesto Munguía's municipal government, rolls out a series of initiatives focused on responsible pet ownership, adoption, and improved animal protection policies.
The Animal Welfare Directorate exceeded its goal at last Thursday's free sterilization event in Pitillal Linear Park, sterilizing 22 dogs and 27 cats. With more dates set for March, this initiative promotes responsible pet ownership and helps control the stray population in Puerto Vallarta.
Puerto Vallarta's new Municipal Tourism Advisory Council aims to boost collaboration between the government, private sector, and tourism associations. Led by Rosalba Alejandra Cornejo, the council aims to enhance the city’s competitiveness and sustainability.
Puerto Vallarta’s firefighters received a boost with 20 bunk beds and 40 mattresses donated by the CMQ Foundation, ensuring better rest for those who protect the city 24/7. Mayor Luis Munguía also visited the Santa Barbara fire department, securing training and equipment to further support emergency responders.
Mexican open-water swimmer Stephanie Montero Bending is taking on a daring 40 km swim from Isla Isabel to Marismas Nacionales in April 2025. Part of Swim for the Whales initiative, this challenge raises awareness for marine conservation and the protection of humpback whales in the Mexican Pacific.
