Mayor Rocío Adame Muñoz of Playas de Rosarito, together with her counterparts Mayor Ismael Burgueño Ruiz of Tijuana and Mayor Román Cota Muñoz of Tecate, signed an important collaboration agreement aimed at strengthening security strategies in the metropolitan region through joint actions.
This agreement marks a significant step towards the creation of a metropolitan police force that will facilitate better coordination, information exchange, and more efficient use of resources among the three municipalities.
Mayor Adame Muñoz of Rosarito emphasized that a tactical operational unit comprising agents from the three municipalities will be formed thanks to this agreement. Joint patrolling exercises, information exchange, and coordinating actions in strategic areas are this force’s primary goals.
Furthermore, strategic operational points where the metropolitan police will concentrate their efforts to more efficiently address the security needs of the region are set to be defined. The three municipalities will also share technology and communication systems to improve coordination and emergency response. Crime prevention through actions, including preventive patrols and criminal information analysis, will be the main focus.
“By joining forces with our neighbors, we will be better prepared to face security challenges and provide our citizens with a safer environment,” stated Mayor Rocío Adame Muñoz of Rosarito.
Coordination between the police departments of the three municipalities will allow for greater police presence and a more effective crime response. The entire metropolitan region’s crime rate will decline through these joint actions and information sharing.
Additionally, Mayor Ismael Burgueño Ruiz of Tijuana highlighted the need to work in a coordinated manner to combat crime and improve the metropolitan region’s residents’ quality of life. Meanwhile, Mayor Román Cota Muñoz of Tecate underscored that this agreement represents a commitment by the three municipalities to work together and achieve tangible results in security matters.
This event took place at Centro Estatal de las Artes (CEART) in Tecate and was attended by the Councilor President of the Citizen Security Commission, Stephanie Esquivel Ortiz; the Secretary of Citizen Security, Héctor Manzo Ruvalcaba, as well as their counterparts from Tijuana and Tecate.
