Mayor Isaac Montoya Márquez Opens Safe, Illuminated Pedestrian Corridor in Naucalpan Centre / @isaacsolar @GobNau >>>

(#NaucalpanRenewal – #SafeStreetsNow) *** #NaucalpánDeJuárez, #StateOfMéxico.- Under the banner of #HuellasDeLaTransformación, Mayor #IsaacMontoyaMárquez unveiled a newly completed, well‑lit pedestrian corridor beside the Civil Registry in #NaucalpanCentre, a project designed to convert neglected urban space into a secure, accessible public amenity. The intervention introduces a dedicated walking route and an urban promenade furnished with benches, tables and convivial areas, offering residents a dignified place to rest, meet and enjoy the city. The scheme reflects a broader municipal ambition to make public realms safer and more attractive for families, commuters and visitors at all hours.

Municipal teams constructed a continuous, illuminated pathway that links the avenues of México and Juárez, improving pedestrian connectivity through the heart of the town. The works included resurfacing, targeted patching and the installation of new street furniture to encourage lingering and social interaction. Officials emphasised that the promenade is intended exclusively for foot traffic, thereby reducing conflict with vehicular flows and enhancing the everyday experience of walking in the central district.

As part of the inclusive design, a gently graded ramp with handrail was installed to facilitate access for older adults, people with disabilities and those with limited mobility, signalling a commitment to universal mobility. The project forms an early phase of the Triángulos del Bienestar initiative, which seeks to interconnect key nodes — Parque Revolución, El Molinito market and the Cuatro Caminos transport hub — to improve safety, circulation and quality of life across the municipality. Local authorities stressed that maintenance brigades will continue to monitor lighting and cleanliness to preserve the corridor’s benefits.

Recent official updates indicate that the municipal Directorate of Public Works has completed the first tranche of interventions in Naucalpan Centre, with Isaac Montoya Márquez reporting that additional phases will extend the network to Los Remedios and Acatlán. The administration has also accelerated the replacement of luminaires and carried out systematic pothole repairs in the surrounding streets, measures intended to complement the new pedestrian link and to bolster overall urban resilience. These coordinated actions form part of a sustained effort to promote safer, more walkable neighbourhoods in Naucalpan.

The inauguration of the safe, illuminated route marks a visible step towards a more inclusive and navigable city centre. Residents are encouraged to use and respect the renewed public space while municipal teams maintain a presence to ensure its upkeep. For Isaac Montoya Márquez, the project exemplifies a practical commitment to connecting communities and improving daily life for all Naucalpenses.

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