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Ciudad Juárez, Chih. – The Municipal Government of Ciudad Juárez, through the General Directorate of Public Works, announced that 351 potholes were repaired across various sectors of the city during the first week of November. These efforts are part of an intensive road maintenance program designed to address citizen reports and improve urban mobility.
According to the official balance sheet released by the agency, the repairs were conducted between November 3 and November 7, 2026. During this period, municipal crews successfully rehabilitated a total surface area of 2,279 square meters of asphalt pavement.
Key Areas and Infrastructure Improvements
Daniel González García, Director General of Public Works, explained that the intervention was focused primarily on streets and avenues where severe pavement damage was hindering vehicle traffic and causing recurring issues for motorists. Among the specific locations addressed during this period were:
- Valle del Cedro
- Palacio de Mitla
- Avenida Ramón Rayón
- Margarito Herrera
- Mariano Matamoros
- Vicente Guerrero
- José Mateos Torres
The director emphasized that the program prioritizes reports submitted directly by the public, particularly in areas where a high concentration of potholes significantly affects traffic flow and road safety.
Commitment to Continued Maintenance
The pothole repair initiative is a key component of the city’s corrective maintenance strategy. By addressing localized damage, the municipal government aims to extend the lifespan of the road infrastructure and ensure safer conditions for all commuters. González García indicated that municipal crews will continue to work simultaneously across different sectors of Ciudad Juárez to address detected needs.
The General Directorate of Public Works is committed to maintaining this intensive schedule in the coming days to ensure that citizen requests are followed up on and that the coverage of repair operations is expanded. The municipal administration reiterated that these actions are fundamental to improving overall mobility and safety throughout the city’s streets and avenues.
Source: adiario.mx
