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Ciudad Juárez, October 4, 2026 – Ciudad Juárez closed September with 29 homicides, marking one of its lowest figures for the year. This contrasts with Chihuahua City, which registered 30 cases during the same month, according to data from the State Attorney General’s Office (FGE) and FICOSECH.
Homicide Statistics for September
The 29 homicides reported in Ciudad Juárez for September represent a significant decrease compared to previous months this year. Authorities have highlighted this as a positive development in the ongoing efforts to improve security in the border city.
Comparison with Chihuahua City
Notably, Ciudad Juárez, a city often associated with higher crime rates, reported fewer homicides than the state capital, Chihuahua City. This shift in statistics suggests a potential improvement in security conditions in Juárez, or an increase in Chihuahua City.
Efforts to Reduce Crime
The local Public Security Secretariat (SSPM) has been actively working on strategies to reduce crime and improve the perception of safety among residents. These efforts include increased police presence, community engagement programs, and targeted operations against criminal organizations.
Other Local News and Events
- SSPM Works to Reduce Crime: The Public Security Secretariat is focused on decreasing criminal activity and enhancing public trust in law enforcement.
- Support for Flood-Affected Families: During a recent Peace Table meeting in Juárez, authorities reinforced aid for families impacted by recent rains.
- Migrant Rescues and Arrests: Over five years, the State Public Security Secretariat (SSPE) rescued 1,750 migrants and arrested 201 individuals at the Chihuahua border.
- Magistrate Participates in Child Abduction Training: Juárez magistrate Sara Julieta Muñoz Andrade shared her expertise on international child abduction, emphasizing the importance of international instruments.
- Bike Fest 2026: Hundreds of motorcyclists took to the streets for the Bike Fest, covering major avenues like Cuatro Siglos, De las Torres, Libramiento Independencia, and Camino Real. The event, celebrating 15 years, was formally inaugurated by Mayor Ortiz Orpinel.
- Bobicraft Gathers Fans: Content creator Bobicraft met with hundreds of followers at the Ciudad Juárez Book Bazaar, discussing his career and success in the digital entertainment world.
- GisArte Fills Historic Center with Color: The ninth edition of GisArte brought Mexican folklore to the Historic Center, with ‘Colores en movimiento’ winning first place.
- Nadadores Collector Works Advance: Construction on the Nadadores collector continues, causing closures on Norzagaray Boulevard, but aiming to improve the sanitary network and reduce wastewater issues.
- Rains Aid Water Levels: Recent rainfall has contributed to water flow in agricultural channels, though dam levels remain low.
- Unresolved Investigations in Chihuahua: The Chihuahua Prosecutor’s Office had 58,347 pending investigations at the close of 2025.
- ‘Soy México’ Program: The program has processed 2,250 dual nationality applications in Juárez, available until November 30.
- Sunny Sunday Forecast: Civil Protection anticipates stable, sunny conditions with a maximum temperature of 26 degrees for Sunday.
Conclusion
The decrease in homicides in Ciudad Juárez for September offers a glimmer of hope for the city’s security outlook. While challenges remain, the ongoing efforts by local authorities and community engagement initiatives appear to be yielding some positive results.
Source: https://oem.com.mx/elheraldodejuarez/local/juarez-cierra-septiembre-con-29-homicidios-una-de-sus-cifras-mas-bajas-del-ano-32416481
