also highlighted the active participation of citizens had to perform these actions, and said that this government has known along with the joint efforts and achieve Vallenses give way to this town.
Works launched this weekend, started in the community of San Nicolas de Parangueo, where he took the checkered flag to start the work of paving and grout from Zaragoza Street, with an investment of 99 000 750 pesos and a goal of 665 square feet of street.
Later in the community of Cerro Strain, Fernando Arredondo started the paving and grout from the private street Francisco Villa, which will cost 189 thousand dollars and 674.10 billion a goal of 178 sqm of work.
In these communities, the mayor was clear in pointing out that thanks to the will of all the beneficiaries, it was possible to complete these works and urged them to continue working together and with the same enthusiasm in order to achieve more benefits like this in the remainder of the current administration.
already in urban areas, the mayor of the City Council accompanied by members and city officials began the Aldama street paving, two intersections and the colony Lindavista Durango where investment will be giving a total of 3 million 120 thousand 035.50 pesos in the area of \u200b\u200bthe municipality.
expansion in November 20, Fernando Arredondo also gave the go boot to Tamaulipas street paving at a cost of over half a million dollars and on the streets of the colony Francisco Villa United Ranches, with an investment of 900 thousand pesos.
Finally the mayor went to the Peach Street Colonia La Loma where he also launched the paving of this important road that will cost 1 million 096 thousand 075 pesos.
In this sense, the mayor noted that the administration meet and show with facts that will can do much to Valle de Santiago and that this stage of the administration consolidates the work that is being made in favor of citizenship.
urged the dozens of families benefiting from these works, to look after them, to continue working in the same way and struggle with the authorities to continue charting a new course for Valle de Santiago.
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