Who to call now about the "noise"

Does anyone know if Liz in the Dept of Ecologia still deals with enforcing the noise regulations? If not, do you know who is now in charge of that area? Thanks mucho! Bar Iguana on Benito Juarez with another entrance off of the back has been totally blasting for days now. They were "relatively" quiet before, but now it is really really loud "music" coming from both entrances from the afternoon until the wee hours.

Does anyone know if Liz in the Dept of Ecologia still deals with enforcing the noise regulations? If not, do you know who is now in charge of that area? Thanks mucho! Bar Iguana on Benito Juarez with another entrance off of the back has been totally blasting for days now. They were "relatively" quiet before, but now it is really really loud "music" coming from both entrances from the afternoon until the wee hours.

Lizette is no longer in Ecología. We have a new municipal administration although we've never actually seen our mayor in his office. I don't have a number you can call after hours. Just call the Policía Municipal at 554-2040 and ask for them to come.

A Mexican friend once called me "Super Gringo" because I complained to him about finding it difficult to get quiet and tranquility during sleeping moments in Zihuatanejo. One of the many reasons I sold my two bedroom abode there. I now am a temporary renter and spend less time in "paradise".

When I designed our place, I put the bathrooms between the town and the bedrooms, which does help with the nocturnal noise. You'd think that the powers that be would be doing everything possible to make Zihua more inviting to visitors.

When I designed our place, I put the bathrooms between the town and the bedrooms, which does help with the nocturnal noise. You'd think that the powers that be would be doing everything possible to make Zihua more inviting to visitors.

It behooves all of you who are commenting here to contact "the powers that be" and express your thoughts more directly so that they know them. Mind you I'm an unrepentent heathen atheist, but there's an old Mexican saying I find useful to this situation:

Most gringo visiters to Zihua are 50 plus, not the late nite partiers. With the climatic change from were ever they come from, and activities during the day they want a nites sleep. I have no problem if people want to drink 24/7 but the ridiculous thing here is that the offending bars turn their noise up between 11 to 12 PM and leave it very loud till they close , sometimes at 6 or 7 in the morning. Then as they close they yelling and screaming goes on for half an hour as they peel away in their cars

The noise from the bars is the reason we found a hotel away from Centro. We loved being in Centro, but when the noise was so loud and walls of our hotel room was reverberating at 3 am was just to much. We tried the hotel again 2 years ago hoping the noise level would be down after midnight and it wasn't. So now we stay in Villa Mercedes.

Tried that last night...calling the police...and nada. The loud noise til after 3am from La Iguana bar just started recently. It seems like one place will finally turn it down, and a new one will start blasting.

Names and e-mail addresses would be helpful.

Names and e-mail addresses would be helpful.

See that INDEX of links to this website up there at the top of the page? One of them says Zihuatanejo. From there I'm confident in your abilities to find the link to the website for the municipal government that I bothered to put there for your convenience.

There's also their page on Facebook. Yes, I know. The "F" word.

Clicking on the link I got "file unavailable"

that's why gringos don't go to mexico any more, (he he)bad enough the bad news about cartels keep most away, just remember we are the guest not the natives

Clicking on the link I got "file unavailable"

Clicking on which link? I just checked them again and everything is working fine. There's even a note on their Facebook page rating them as "Very Responsive".