Through the General Directorate of Public Works, the City Council plans to carry out 20 paving projects and construct seven parks in 2026, as part of efforts to strengthen urban infrastructure and improve public spaces in the municipality.
The mayor of Los Cabos, Christian Agúndez, emphasized that maintaining and rehabilitating roads is a permanent priority for the municipal administration, regardless of the opening of new streets, with the intention of improving mobility and road safety throughout the municipality.
“It’s always important to keep roads and highways in the best possible condition, regardless of whether new streets are being built. Several road projects are planned; at least 20 paving projects have already been identified within the Public Works Department, in addition to other improvements such as parks.”
The mayor explained that these projects are part of a comprehensive public works plan that involves various municipal departments and coordination with trusts and the State Government to carry out projects with significant social impact in various neighborhoods of Los Cabos.
It is a lovely surprise to hear that the City Council is carrying out 20 paving projects. I live in the Tezal area and we badly need new paved roads. There is so much construction going up yet there is not the infrastructure to support the massive build out of new condos and shopping centers. My only question is why doesn’t money from the cruise ships get applied to road infrastructure within the Tezal area?
Thanks.