Playa del Carmen Pays Performance Bonus to 1,069 Police Officers
Playa del Carmen, Quintana Roo — The city government has paid performance bonuses to 1,069 members of the Public Security Secretariat, Treasurer Guillermo Brahms González announced Thursday.
The municipality disbursed 26.4 million pesos (about $1.3 million) for the bonuses, which reward officers for their work during the 2025 fiscal year.
“As our Mayor announced, the police officers of Playa del Carmen have already received their performance bonus, recognizing the effort, commitment, and work they do every day to guarantee the safety of Playa del Carmen families,” Brahms said.
The treasurer reaffirmed the municipal government’s commitment to improving working conditions and recognizing the dedication of security personnel and their families.
The “Annual Performance Bonus for Fiscal Year 2025” aims to acknowledge and incentivize the performance of both operational and administrative staff of the Municipal Public Security Secretariat, as part of broader institutional strengthening efforts.
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