Cozumel Council Passes Historic Billion-Peso Budget for 2025

The Cozumel Council, led by José Luis Chacón Méndez, has taken a significant step towards the island's development. The council approved the Revenue Law proposal for 2025 and the Fourth Modification to the Expenditure Budget 2024 during the Second Extraordinary Session. They also authorized several changes to the Finance Law, allowing for a more equitable distribution of resources. This move sets a new standard for promoting projects and initiatives that benefit the local community.

The budget modification was unanimously approved during a council session at the Municipios Hall. The modification includes programs and projects designed to enhance the living conditions of Cozumel's residents. The council also approved the proposed income budget initiative for the 2025 fiscal year by majority vote. For the first time, the budget includes a historic one billion pesos.

José Luis Chacón, the municipal president, stressed that this budget represents an unprecedented effort to bolster the island's development.

The council also approved amendments to the municipality's Finance Law. These changes will enable a fairer distribution of municipal income, adhering to principles of progressivity and social justice.

The mayor highlighted the importance of this extraordinary session in ensuring the timely delivery of the Revenue Law to the XVII Legislature of Quintana Roo, scheduled for November 20. This is a crucial step in guaranteeing the execution of projects and services that directly benefit the families of Cozumel.

These measures underscore the municipal government's commitment to working together for the community's benefit. They are cementing a model that prioritizes the needs of the population and the sustainability of the island.