More UAdec schools join Saltillo security committees

The faculties of law, social work, and dentistry join WhatsApp groups.

With the firm objective of strengthening security in educational settings in the capital of Coahuila, the Office of Security and Citizen Protection has integrated students from the Autonomous University of Coahuila (UAdeC) into the Security WhatsApp groups, thus consolidating a strategy for prevention and immediate response to incidents around the schools.

The new link encompasses the Faculties of Law, Social Work, and Dentistry, as well as the Institute of Sciences and Humanities (ICH) Baccalaureate, and is part of the "University Linkage Program," respectfully agreed upon with the highest educational institution and in full recognition of its autonomy.

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During the meeting with students, Security Commissioner Miguel Ángel Garza Félix, accompanied by representatives of specialized groups and area directors from the Police Station, explained the advantages of this immediate communication network, which allows young people and teachers to report suspicious situations, coordinate with law enforcement agencies, and access timely emergency assistance.

For his part, the mayor of Saltillo, Javier Díaz González, through Commissioner Garza Félix, called for continued joint efforts among the student community, academics, and authorities . "Safety in Saltillo is the priority of priorities, which is why, together with Governor Manolo Jiménez and civil society, we are working to maintain our city as one of the safest in the country. We also invite those who are not yet part of these Committees to join the largest Citizen Security Network in the country," he emphasized.

Key topics such as accident prevention, especially those related to drinking and driving, were also addressed during the meeting, thus reinforcing a culture of responsibility among young people.

ALLIANCES FOR SECURITY

The director of the Faculty of Law, Alfonso Yáñez Arreola, expressed his gratitude to law enforcement and emphasized that coordination between society and government is essential to maintaining social peace. "Here, before the next judges and magistrates, having this rapprochement with the authorities ensures a better outcome for everyone," he said.

César de León, head of the School of Social Work, emphasized the importance of students having direct and rapid contact with security authorities: "I am very grateful to Commissioner Miguel Ángel for visiting us so that the students can learn about who is protecting us," he said.

For her part, Shaila Esquivel, director of the School of Dentistry, recounted her positive experience with her neighborhood's security groups, which she has been a member of since 2017, and now sees that dynamic replicated in her student community: "They do a spectacular job, always with a prompt response."

Finally, Ugarit Guajardo, director of the ICH, praised the effectiveness of this means of citizen communication: “The idea of ​​forming citizen committees using Fast Track and WhatsApp is fantastic; I've always received very prompt and efficient service.”

The Office of Security and Citizen Protection reaffirmed its commitment to maintaining a close relationship with Saltillo's educational institutions, promoting safer, more participatory, and organized environments for the city's youth.

CITIZEN YOUTH COMMITTEES

More institutions join the Police Station's WhatsApp groups:

• Saltillo Technological Institute .

• UANE.

• Faculty of Jurisprudence.

• Cbtis 97.

• Faculty of Dentistry.

• Faculty of Social Work.

• Institute of Sciences and Humanities.

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