Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco, Mexico – With the Semana Santa and Pascua holidays underway, Puerto Vallarta is ready to welcome a wave of visitors with the launch of its “Safe Beaches” operation. The initiative, led by the Municipal Public Safety and Traffic Police Departments, is designed to serve and protect both locals and tourists during the busy Easter vacation period.
Following the orders of Commissioner Horacio Llanas, officers have been strategically positioned along the entire coastline, from Boca de Tomatlán to Boca de Tomates. These officers will be diligently overseeing the sandy shores and establishing beach entry checkpoints. A key focus of these checkpoints is to prevent the entry of glass bottles and other restricted items, contributing to a safer environment for beachgoers.
Beyond the checkpoints, uniformed officers will be actively patrolling the city’s beaches, maintaining a peaceful public order. Simultaneously, they will be keeping a watchful eye on parking areas to deter theft.
Recognizing that traffic increases significantly during this busy holiday period, the Municipal Traffic Department has also implemented a special operation. Their goal is to keep traffic flowing smoothly on main roads and avenues, as well as beach access points and parking lots, effectively preventing frustrating congestion.
The authorities are encouraging everyone to cooperate fully by paying close attention to the directions provided by officers and by respecting all posted signs, both on roadways and at the beaches. This includes heeding flag warnings, staying clear of prohibited areas, and reporting any suspicious activity to help speed up emergency response times.
With a considerable increase in tourist arrivals expected this weekend, the city is working to maintain order and provide professional, respectful, and helpful service. These efforts reflect a strong commitment to keeping Puerto Vallarta’s streets and beaches clean, secure, and welcoming for everyone.
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