The service covered three city sectors from Aug. 24 to 30 and handled 240 pickup reports filed by residents through the La Paz App.
City services
The measure takes effect September 3 in rain-hit areas and will remain until drainage clearing and debris removal are completed.
Only some streets in nine zones remain pending and can be reported through the App La Paz.
The new set of rules aims to bring order to municipal services and returns the Municipal Slaughterhouse and Market to Public Services, after a transition that began in November.
The municipal program repaired 226 potholes and provided some 500 services to families, including medical visits, legal advice and pet sterilization.
The city launched a cleanup of the channels, will set up a temporary lot for removed vehicles, and is coordinating Ecology, Civil Protection and the water utility to keep debris from blocking the flow of water.
The third session of the Labor Linkage Network prioritizes older adults and people with limited schooling for entry into formal jobs.
The Public Services permanent program clears branches and discarded items piling up in yards and streets; residents can request pickup by phone or email and help prevent mosquito breeding in the rainy season.
The city reported the progress of its waste service in the capital and enabled the App La Paz to report uncollected trash.
Online fraud, cyber harassment and identity theft are the most common cases; the city set up WhatsApp line 612 205 52 44 to file reports.
The program checks electrical and LP gas installations by appointment; requests go to 624 358 0863 and it also covers condos and developments.
The state education ministry commits more than 73 million pesos toward supplies and uniforms for public basic-education students.