Querétaro Expands Infrastructure Works to 10 Municipalities with 37 Projects

Querétaro social development infrastructure works in 10 municipalities: Querétaro Expands Infrastructure Works to 10 Municipalities with 37 Projects: The state of Querétaro, Mexico, plans 37 social infrastructure works in 10 municipalities in 2026, with an investment of more than 214.7 million pesos benefiting 111,233 people, according to the state Secretary of Social Development.

Querétaro social development infrastructure works in 10 municipalities, Digi Mart USA News (Querétaro, Mexico): Ernesto Mejía Botello, secretary of Social Development of the State of Querétaro, said that as part of the 2026 social works strategy, 37 works will be carried out in 10 municipalities.

The investment exceeds 214.7 million pesos and is expected to benefit 111,233 people. The projects include street paving, street rehabilitation, sidewalk construction, public lighting, electrification and improvements to urban spaces.

Mejía Botello said the works are intended to address priority community needs and improve living conditions for families in the state. He stated that works carried out by the state Executive Branch are meant to improve the quality of life of families in municipalities across the state.

According to the official, the goal of the social works is to bring development to all communities through improved surroundings, safer and more dignified spaces, and better public services, helping to reduce gaps and create greater opportunities.

He also said each work has a social comptroller committee made up of citizens responsible for monitoring that projects are carried out according to established deadlines and conditions, promoting citizen participation and transparency in the use of public resources.

Finally, Mejía Botello emphasized the importance of maintaining close communication with residents, listening to their needs and working in a coordinated way so public resources reach the areas of greatest need in every neighborhood and community of Querétaro.

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