DILG R3 Family Hosts Unified Flag Raising Ceremony
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The Department of the Interior and Local Government Region III together with all the members of the DILG Family in the region namely: Police Regional Office, National Police Commission, Bureau of Jail Management and Penology, Bureau of Fire Protection and Philippine Public Safety College hosted the Unified Flag Raising Ceremony on March 17, 2014 at DSWD Regional Office.
The activity aims to increase the unity and camaraderie among all National Government Agencies (NGAs) in Central Luzon. It also serves as a venue to update all employees on the different undertakings of the various NGAs in the region.
The Regional Directors of the DILG Family led by DILG RD Florida Dijan, PRO III CSupt. Raul Petrasanta, BFP CSupt. Ariel Barayuga, BJMP SSupt. Arnulfo Obias, PPSC-RTS Supt. Rodel Pastor represented by Supt. Aquino and Napolcom RD Manuel Pontanal represented by his Division Chief expressed their gratitude to all agencies’ officers and staff who took time to participate in the activity. The messages delivered by the Regional Directors focused on Fire Prevention and Women’s Month since these are the two important celebrations in the month of March.
At the end of the activity, BFP led a fire simulation drill witnessed by all the employees who participated in the flag ceremony.
DILG R-3 presents FY 2015 Budget Proposal to CSOs and Congressmen’s COS
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The Department of the Interior and Local Government Region III has presented its proposed budget for FY 2015 to representatives of Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) and Chiefs of Staff (COS) of Congressmen on March 10 and March 13, 2014, respectively.
The presentation of the different line agencies’ budget proposal to CSOs and COS aims to further promote the Aquino Administration’s commitment to intensify and institutionalize greater transparency, accountability and citizens’ participation in governance.
DILG R3 Hosts a Consultation Conference with Zambales LGUs on Flooding Mitigation
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DILG R3, in line with the Disaster Risk Reduction and Management/Climate Change Adaptation, (DRRM-CCA) program hosted a Consultation Conference on March 31, 2014 at Travelers Hotel, Subic, Zambales. The activity is relative to the flooding and landslide that affected LGUs of Zambales due to the onslaught of heavy Southwest Monsoon Rains worsened by Typhoon “Oddette”.
The consultation conference was aimed to address the risk of the reoccurrence of this tragedy that claimed 33 lives in the province. It also aimed to seek assistance from concerned National Government Agencies on further studying the proposed dredging of the rivers of Zambales.
The conference was attended by Gov. Hermogenes E. Ebdane, Jr.; Congressman of 1st District Jefferson J. Khonghun; Subic Mayor Jay Khonghun; San Marcelino Mayor Jose Rodriguez; Castillejos Mayor Jose Angelo Dominguez; Olongapo City Mayor Rolen Paulino; and San Antonio Mayor Estela Antipolo. Likewise, NGA representatives in attendance were RD Antonio V. Molano of DPWH and Engr. Hercules Manglicmot, Zambales 1st District Engr.; ARD Nigel B. Lontoc of OCD; Clarissa G. Villanueva of DENR-MGB; Joselito F. Meredor of DOST-PAGASA; Marife Castillo of DENR-CENRO Olongapo City.
DILG R3 Director Florida M. Dijan, who presided over the meeting mentioned that the activity was called because of the request of Mayor Khonghun to SILG Mar Roxas for the assistance needed on the proposed dredging of some rivers in the Province of Zambales. RD Dijan said that the Secretary would like to ensure that this concern is coordinated with all the concerned officials and agencies and acted upon immediately. She added the importance of the meeting in order to address all the issues and concerns that will lead to both immediate and long-term solutions.
Gov. Hermogenes E. Ebdane said that this project is very timely so that they can prioritize and work on the corresponding strategies to mitigate the problem of flooding in the province including Olongapo being an adjacent city.
To start addressing the problem, it was agreed that a Technical Working Group (TWG) be created to be headed by the Provincial Engineer. The TWG was given two months to complete the ground works, from the inspection and planning aspect up to working on the palliative measures.