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Puerto Vallarta officials inspected four potential shelters Thursday. The city lists 16 sites under agreement, but Civil Protection directs openings.

Puerto Vallarta cut 110 workers from its September payroll, lowering personnel costs by about MXN 1.8 million from the prior pay period.

Puerto Vallarta crews cleaned, pruned and repainted Cerro de la Cruz on Sept. 6, covering graffiti at the El Centro lookout.

Jalisco lawmakers ask SEAPAL to consider full bill relief for affected homes and press Vallarta officials over unreliable garbage pickup.

Residents on Brasil and Panamá streets report three days without garbage pickup as collection complaints spread across Puerto Vallarta.

Puerto Vallarta approved a 2027 plan freezing property tax, permits, municipal fees and water rates while holding projected revenue flat.

Puerto Vallarta’s mayor says the 2027 plan adds no tourism tax but may raise existing municipal and water charges by 4% to 6%.

Cracks, overgrowth and missing markings remain on Fluvial Vallarta’s bike lane months after Puerto Vallarta approved repairs.

Puerto Vallarta’s 2026–2031 global plan sets five priorities, but its first test is turning a voluntary manifesto into measurable results.

Puerto Vallarta reports 897 million pesos in own revenue, while its official calendar puts the August gap near 40 million pesos.

A Puerto Vallarta councilwoman says contaminated water reached the sea at Las Glorias after city crews opened a channel during flood work.

Puerto Vallarta returns 94 municipal employees to garbage collection and adds 50 new hires as the city staffs routes across three daily shifts.

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