### Take Precautions: October 14th Declared a Non-Working Day in Tijuana’s City Hall
Residents and visitors in Tijuana should prepare for a non-working day at the Tijuana City Hall on October 14th. The XXV City Council of Tijuana has confirmed that the official holiday of October 12th, marking the 532nd anniversary of the Discovery of America, will be observed on Monday, October 14th. Regular operations will resume on Tuesday, October 15th.
During this day off, administrative activities and public services across the Municipal Palace, delegations, and paramunicipal departments will be suspended. However, essential service departments will continue to operate. These departments include the Civil Registry Office, which will maintain operations for scheduled weddings and death registrations, alongside processing the necessary payments. Departments such as the Municipal Security and Citizen Protection Secretariat, Municipal Public Services Direction, and the Fire and Civil Protection Directions will also maintain guard duties due to their critical operations.
The official announcement was made by José Luis Villasana Beltrán, the Chief Officer, who issued a statement to all secretaries, directors, and delegations. This measure ensures that all permanent staff and employees mandated by law will observe the non-working day on October 14th.
In addition to this announcement, it was noted that Mayor Ismael Burgueño recently attended a charity golf tournament supporting breast cancer awareness and educational initiatives.
### Additional Updates from Tijuana
1. **City Review and New Installations**: The City is currently reviewing accounts from the previous administration. Plans are also in place to install Sindicatura offices across Tijuana’s nine delegations, which aims to enhance transparency and accountability.
2. **Tax Dispute**: The City of Tijuana continues its legal proceedings regarding property tax payments owed by the airport, showcasing its commitment to securing necessary municipal funds.
3. **Waste Collection Challenges**: Private waste collectors recently protested the suspension of their operating permits, disrupting traffic for about two hours. The City Council is addressing their concerns, highlighting the ongoing adjustments in waste management services.
4. **Suspension of Medical Passes**: There has been a temporary halt in medical pass services, with clinics notifying patients of the pause. The City is investigating companies suspected of selling these passes improperly.
5. **Weekend Activities**: Looking for things to do from October 11th to 13th in Tijuana? The city offers a variety of concerts and events not to be missed by locals and visitors alike.
By staying informed and planning accordingly, residents can navigate these changes and enjoy the diverse activities Tijuana offers.