Mayor Luis Munguía delivered 13 new vehicles to SEAPAL Vallarta, aiming to improve water service operations and response times. The fleet will strengthen maintenance efforts and reflects a continued commitment to efficient, reliable service for the people of Puerto Vallarta.
The Green Patrol had a busy but successful weekend, safely relocating three crocodiles that had ventured into urban areas of Puerto Vallarta. Thanks to prompt public reporting and the swift actions of the Green Patrol, all three reptiles were returned to their natural habitats without incident.
Puerto Vallarta’s airport enters a new era as Omar Gildardo Torres Grajeda takes over as administrator, bringing decades of experience to support ongoing growth. With record-breaking passenger numbers and major expansion plans underway, the airport is set to reach new heights in tourism and service.
With recent heavy rainfall across the city, the Puerto Vallarta municipal government, led by Luis Munguía, has declared a 24-hour state of alert to swiftly address any emergencies. This proactive stance aims to safeguard residents throughout the rainy and hurricane season, which typically runs from June to October.
Summer officially begins across the Northern Hemisphere on Friday, June 20, 2025, with the arrival of the solstice at 7:42 pm CST. In Puerto Vallarta, the longest day of the year marks the start of sunny adventures, warm ocean breezes, and lush tropical beauty along Mexico’s Pacific coast.
Las Juntas is celebrating! A new "Tukilandia" park just opened, bringing joy to the community. This renovated space on Hidalgo Street helps reclaim public areas for everyone in Puerto Vallarta, offering a wonderful new spot for families and children to enjoy.
Puerto Vallarta's police force is getting a major boost! Mayor Luis Munguía announced nearly 200 temporary officers will join the general payroll, gaining full benefits and stability. A bonus is also on the way, recognizing their vital role in keeping PV safe.
Puerto Vallarta’s Civil Protection and Fire Department has received new vehicles and rescue gear, including fire trucks, jet skis, and life-saving tools. The equipment was funded by the city and donated by U.S.-based Operation 5280 to improve emergency response.
Puerto Vallarta may be on track for major maritime terminal upgrades. Leaders from Global Ports Holding, the world’s largest cruise port operator, met with ASIPONA officials last week to explore investment opportunities and learn more about the port’s infrastructure development plans.
Over 1,000 runners joined Puerto Vallarta’s first Carrera por la Niñez (Race for Children) on June 15, supporting the DIF System’s daycare centers. With categories for all ages - including kids, seniors, and pets - the event promoted health, unity, and care for the city’s youngest residents.
