Puerto Vallarta is taking proactive steps to ensure community safety during the approaching rainy and hurricane season. Under the leadership of Mayor Luis Munguía and Engineer Misael López Muro, the Civil Protection and Fire Department has initiated inspections of the municipality’s network of temporary shelters.
These strategically located facilities offer refuge to residents during emergencies, and these tours are designed to guarantee their readiness.
The inspections go beyond simply assessing the physical structures. Teams meticulously examine each shelter’s infrastructure, identifying any areas that might need improvement. This thorough approach ensures that the emergency shelters can provide safe and secure havens for those who may need them.
Beyond infrastructure, the Civil Protection and Fire Department is also committed to empowering the community. These shelter visits include valuable training sessions, equipping residents with the knowledge and skills to respond effectively during emergencies. This proactive education aims to minimize risks and promote preparedness in neighborhoods throughout Puerto Vallarta.
The municipal government recognizes the importance of collaboration and works closely with various agencies, organizations, and the public to ensure everyone’s well-being during the rainy and hurricane season, which typically spans from June to October. This collaborative spirit strengthens the community’s resilience and reinforces Puerto Vallarta’s commitment to safety.
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