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In a move to enhance the city’s infrastructure, the government of Puerto Vallarta, led by Mayor Luis Munguía, has announced a significant road improvement project for Calle México, located in the historic 5 de Diciembre neighborhood.
The project will focus on the section of the street between 31 de Octubre and Argentina streets, a key route that connects the neighborhood to important local landmarks and tourist destinations.
The renovation will involve resurfacing the existing cobblestone pavement, reinforcing it with modern techniques that preserve the traditional aesthetic of the area while ensuring better durability and safety for both vehicles and pedestrians.
The new pavement will improve access for residents, businesses, and visitors, particularly to the many hotels and commercial establishments that line the street. Additionally, the improvements will enhance the overall visual appeal of the corridor, which connects to the Malecón, one of Puerto Vallarta’s most popular attractions.
Germán Plascencia Dávalos, head of the Infrastructure and Public Works Department, explained that the project will prioritize pedestrian safety and is part of a larger plan to improve key areas of the city’s infrastructure.
“The goal is to improve circulation and bring benefits to both locals and tourists,” he said.
This roadwork is part of the local government’s broader strategy to revitalize neglected areas throughout Puerto Vallarta. By restoring important streets like Calle México, the city aims to not only improve the daily lives of its residents but also strengthen its appeal as a leading tourist destination.
The project will be carried out in phases, with efforts made to minimize disruptions to traffic and daily activities in the area. The city government is committed to ensuring that the improvements will be completed as efficiently and effectively as possible.
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