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Wasn't it Bienestar that was handling vaccinations in Jalisco https://www.jalisco.gob.mx/es/refrencia-faq/bienestar

Please read chapalence's comment. Based on the OP's initial statement, they are NOT a new member, just asking the same/similar question under a different name to see if it illicits a different response. "The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result."

Contact their real estate agent, Shelley at Chapala Realtors she likely has a contact phone number. It is possible their house sale hasn't closed yet; Lori is also on FB I have sent her your message. I believe they went to Tallahassee, FL

David is the name of the Office Manager at the Chapala Haciendas fracc; "Eric Blair" aka "Clueless" is David Greenstein.

Then you were lucky; I saw people being rejected (turned away to get the proper form, then back to the end of the line) during the first, second and booster shot for not having the new CURP form. Lots of whining, crying, 'nobody told me' and 'its on the back of my status card, isn't that enough'.

DUH, the NEW curp form was required if you got any covid vaccinations.

Did you check the JPO website = geez http://en.ofj.com.mx/conciertos-eventos/evento/?id=448

Blue Cross Blue Shield Federal Employee - you do realize you are in Mexico. Don't think there is a blue cross program here in Mexico so they can't 'bill the insurance direct'. Make sure you have cash to pay and ask for a factura. When asking for a factura they will need you name, address, RFC #, email address and date of birth.

You are incorrect. Some tanks are built to have the bladder/membrane replaced, some cannot be replaced. Depends on the type of tank you buy. Yes the guys in Riberas carry bladders/membranes.

Need to replace the bladder in a pressure tank. It has worn out and doesn't maintain adequate water pressure. Anyone know where to find one locally?

And y'all are commenting on a two year old post .......

There is a gravel/rock quarry that you can see from Chapala. Lots like part of a mountain has a flat side to it. Go towards Ixtlahuacan, take the JUCUM access on the right would be the road. Not sure what the pit is called or if they make things to order but they sure haul a lot of material out of that pit. Careful on the road as they may not be expecting upward traffic. We hear/see the trucks with jake brakes coming down regularly. Not sure if bigger crushed rock would solve your problem and it's going to be hell on tires. Too deep a layer and it will be tough to drive thru and eventually get pushed to the side of the road. Stone dust which would aid in compaction. Wish they had road mix here as it makes a good road base (watered and packed). https://www.google.com/maps/@20.3335476,-103.1774669,979m/data=!3m1!1e3

Don't know if this is the site you are having problems with but ..... https://www.lakeside-ss.com/store

Yes the clinic was at Cristiania park and there is only one entrance to the park.

Just posted on the Gobierno de Chapala FB page - you can now pay your taxes on line. https://pagos.chapala.gob.mx/