Manuel Villa Mejía is a Colombian lawyer and public servant who serves as Medellín’s Secretary of Security and Coexistence. His public profile centers on protecting life, strengthening institutions, improving public safety, and promoting a more humane city with greater opportunities. He holds a law degree from Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana, specializes in economics at Universidad de los Andes, and is a reserve officer of Colombia’s National Police with the rank of lieutenant.

Villa’s career includes serving as private secretary to the Mayor of Medellín from 2016 to 2019, acting as mayor on several occasions, and directing the Creemos movement in 2022. Appointed secretary in 2024, he presents his work through updates on security management, results, and activities in local communities. His site highlights indicators such as reported changes in homicides, thefts, arrests, vehicle recovery, and weapon seizures, while also acknowledging ongoing challenges. It features articles on public safety, emergency response, justice, and community solidarity, alongside contact information and details about his background and approach to public service.