Through the Directorate of Environment and Sustainability, the environmental policy of President Mauricio Trejo of recovering and reforesting green areas and public spaces for citizens is followed, since these were lost in previous administrations, as a consequence of the privatization of these common areas by former municipal public officials.
“We continue to serve other areas, the urban area is very important, we know the historical and heritage value it has, but our communities are also important, and they are those to whom we work for,” mentioned the director of Environment and Sustainability, Alejandro Castro.
During these 24 months of the Administration headed by Mauricio Trejo, more than 300 green areas have already been recovered, among which parks and walkways stand out, added to the reforestation of medians, temple atriums and school playgrounds, in addition to maintenance work in trees found in public streets and neighborhoods.
One of the large spaces rescued was Olimpo Park, which had been acquired illegally by the last Municipal Administration, but thanks to the work done by this Municipal Government this garden was immediately recovered and attended to, in such a way that it has now become a piece of land, so that the residents of the area can live together healthily and in a dignified space.
