In order to strengthen the work carried out by the Puerto Vallarta Municipal Civil Protection and Firefighters Coordination, the government headed by Arturo Dávalos Peña will study the options for obtaining the resources for the construction of a substation that will include an advanced weather monitoring system and emergency shelter.
The municipal president has set aside a municipal area of 3,865 square meters in the Lomas de San Nicolás colony and the executive project was presented to the Congress for federal financing.
Elisa Ramirez Ruelas, president of the Civil Protection Building Commission, presented the initiative at . . .
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