Tijuana to suspend administrative public services on Monday, October 26

26 octubre 2026 · 01:31

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By Erick León

English translation of the article originally published on October 25, 2026. Dates and reporting status reflect the original article.

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Mexico, state by state · State 02: Baja California · Story 1 of 10

Municipal offices will resume work Tuesday the 27th; essential services will maintain duty staff.

Tijuana, BC.— Tijuana City Hall’s administrative offices, borough offices and paramunicipal agencies will not serve the public on Monday, October 26, 2026, the municipal government announced in an October 24 statement.

The suspension applies to permanent, trust-appointed and fixed-term staff. Regular work will resume Tuesday the 27th at established times.

City Hall explained that the day off is granted in exchange for October 27, the anniversary of the founding of the union representing workers of Baja California’s state branches, municipalities and decentralized institutions.

Agencies providing essential services must arrange duty shifts to maintain operations. The measure concerns municipal administration and does not imply a general suspension of school, commercial or private activities in the city.

Source: Tijuana City Hall, statement of October 24, 2026.

This ten-story installment also covers: fake parking-fine messages; Tijuana Book Fair; UABC rector applicants; animal protection; welfare clinics; Otay 2 traffic expectations; wholesale sales; housing prices; and formal employment in Ensenada. The original series links below also include the preceding Aguascalientes installment.

Sources cited in the original article: Source 1