Agua y Drenaje director Eduardo Ortegón says deliveries could begin within two weeks, following Milenio’s October 18 report that the state expected supply in 2027.
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Nuevo León's Secretary General says existing works support short- and medium-term supply; new residents linked to investment and urban growth keep long-term infrastructure needs in view.
An August 2026 balance places the state sixth nationally, up from 12th; separate figures show more than 1.8 million tourists lodged through July.
The company says its decade of Río San Juan restoration matched the water consumed by its Monterrey plant; the reports describe no independent audit.
The City Council voted to comply with an administrative tribunal ruling; the owner may pursue multifamily use, but a separate construction permit is still required.
The July ENEC survey put the state ahead of Jalisco; CMIC Nuevo León describes the national lead as a 42-month run through July.
Jose J. Ruiz on the three-domain diagnostic that keeps senior roles from being mis-staffed and strategies from stalling in execution.
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