Lía Limón: together we can make Álvaro Obregón the best place to live

Mayor Lía Limón called on the residents of the town hall to help the authorities and keep the parks and ravines clean to make Álvaro Obregón the best place to live.

For this reason, he promoted the rescue of the park Salvatierra and Transmissionsin the colony Parents Olive Grove and clean the Texcalatlaco Canyon (this one with the collaboration of the town hall of La Magdalena Contreras), in tackling the threat posed by abandoned public spaces for ecosystems and for public health.

The following actions have been carried out in Olivar de los Padres Park: marking of pedestrian crossings and school zones; painted the walls of the fast soccer field; pruning of trees Romulo O’Farril; cleaning of green spaces; cleaning game modules; and placement of signs.

In reference to Texcalatlaco Canyonlocated at the limits of the demarcations, the teams of the two municipalities stressed the importance of joining their efforts to clean the ravines and protect the zones of recharge of the aquifers that the Mexico Cityas space says, since it is a Area of ​​environmental value (one of 13 in Álvaro Obregón), in addition to being crossed by the Texcalatlaco River, one of 8 in the town hall.

On this occasion, 10 tons of waste were collected: two of garbage, three of gravel, three of PET, two of green product, and trees were planted. Finally, the mayor underlined: “in this town hall, we will continue to work 24/7 to protect and save our environmental resources and our public spaces”.

Finally, the mayor underlined: “in this town hall, we will continue to work 24/7 to protect and save our environmental resources and our public spaces”.