Public Safety News, Trends, and Regional Reports

Jalisco will hold a May 6 macro-drill simulating an 8.0 earthquake and tsunami to test coastal evacuation plans.

Los Cabos plans to add 60 to 70 police officers a year as population growth adds pressure on local security services.

Mérida’s perceived insecurity fell to 33.7%, but the city remained just outside Mexico’s top 10 safest-feeling urban areas.

A suspected Africanized bee swarm stung several people at Plaza Las Américas in Chetumal, prompting emergency response and safety warnings.

INEGI’s latest urban security survey shows Puerto Vallarta’s perceived insecurity nearly doubled in three months.

A Florida tourist was rescued from Cancún’s Nichupté Lagoon after entering the water while intoxicated and suffering minor injuries.

Federal authorities burned 4.4 tons of cocaine in Los Cabos, saying about 9 million doses were removed from illegal circulation.

A new expat safety survey finds foreign residents in Mexico feel safer in their communities than in their previous home countries.

A foreign tourist was rescued after an injury near Palo María waterfall, renewing safety warnings about one of Vallarta’s risky hikes.

Cabo San Lucas has added Mexico’s first firefighting boat, a new marine unit built to respond faster to fires and emergencies in its busy bay.

Three Puerto Vallarta officers face criminal proceedings after prosecutors said they mishandled a crash case with injured victims.

Authorities seized drugs, homemade weapons and altered tools in a new Puerto Vallarta prison inspection as tighter controls continue.

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