The Government of Tlalnepantla delivered five rehabilitated streets in the San Lucas Patoni neighborhood, including repaving, renewal of sanitary drainage and potable water networks, and improvements to sidewalks and signage. ^[1] The government of Tlalnepantla, led by President Raciel Pérez Cruz, inaugurated important urban and hydraulic infrastructure works in the San Lucas Patoni neighborhood on an unspecified date in 2026. ^[2] Municipal president Raciel Pérez Cruz presided over the delivery ceremony for the works on streets Zapote, Retorno de Juárez, Prolongación Principal, Calle Principal, and Adolfo López Mateos. ^[3] Raciel Pérez Cruz, president of Tlalnepantla, stated that the infrastructure actions restore dignity to the municipality's streets and substantially improve the urban environment. ^[4] The rehabilitated streets include Zapote, Retorno de Juárez, Prolongación Principal, Calle Principal, and Adolfo López Mateos, where work included tracing, leveling, and demolishing asphalt in poor condition. ^[5] Roadworks included leveling, removal of deteriorated asphalt, and the installation of a new seven-centimeter thick asphalt surface. ^[6] The government renewed potable water distribution lines, replaced household taps, and installed valve boxes to ensure continuous and efficient supply. ^[7]