2014 LGU ANNUAL REPORT - the LGU of Alicia, Isabela

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STATE OF LOCAL GOVERNANCE REPORT CY-2014
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The need to work as one with common vision, values of hard work and shared sacrifice is
imperative in ensuring the achievement of every municipality’s development utilizing every single
resource accordingly. For the year 2014, the Municipality of Alicia, was able to effectively
implement its plans and programs in harmony with the national agenda for development.
Local Governance in our municipality has been exemplified by a high standard of
performance as it adequately addresses the actual needs and demands of our constituents
through the proper delivery of basic services that prioritizes the requirements for food security,
health & nutrition, education, livelihood programs, social welfare and infrastructure development.
This administration continuously provide all its possible means to achieve its vision of
becoming “A competitive center of commerce and trade in the province of Isabela with a selfsufficient economy enjoyed by the empowered and self-reliant citizenry who are living in a safe
and well balanced environment governed by responsive leaders”, by fulfilling its mission to be
“self-sufficient and self-reliant municipality, where macro-economic development shall be given
priority to uplift the standard and quality of living of its people through a responsive government,
and by empowering all sectors and the citizenry in planning and decision making whereby, the
implementation of the local and national programs and projects shall be sustained to better serve
the people of Alicia in terms of health and nutrition, quality based education, agriculture,
business and industry, socialized housing, peace and security, employment and sound
governance.”
This administration through the Local Poverty Reduction Program has institutionalized the
Bottoms-up-Budgeting (BUB) which involved the participation of Civil Society Organizations
(CSO’s) in the municipality. The CSO’s have identified different infrastructure projects taking into
consideration the development needs of the community. Various organizations were organized
and tapped thus involving them as active partners in planning, policy-decision-making,
implementation, evaluation and monitoring. There were thirteen (13) CSO’s duly accredited by
the Sangguniang Bayan who are now taking active part in the LPRAT-BUB process. For this
particular program a total of PHP12,500,000.00 for approved development projects were funded
by the partner implementing agencies such as, the DSWD, DA and DOH respectively. For this
purpose a counterpart fund of PHP2,060,000.00 was likewise allocated in the 20% development
fund of this municipality.
Income generation has always been given due attention and priority by this
administration to ensure the achievement of the LGU’s budget goals and targets such that, it
resulted in substantial increase in its revenue collection. We were able to generate revenues &
receipts of collections amounting to PHP35,376,688.25 through the concerted effort of the
Municipal Treasury Office, employing a well-orchestrated tax collection scheme and strategies.
Our Internal Revenue Allotment of PHP103,208,823.00 combined with the revenues & receipts of
collections constitutes our General Fund which has a total amount of PHP138,585,511.25 For this
endeavor we gratefully acknowledged the taxpayers for being so diligent in paying their taxes
and other obligations accruing to the government.
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The Annual Investment Plan or the 20% Development Fund of this municipality
amounting to PHP20,568,194.80 was an essential arm in the implementation of our plans and
program for development. With the 20% AIP this municipality was able to pursue its objective of
reducing poverty thereby promoting economic growth in the locality.
In compliance with the mandates of the Department of Health, this municipality had
adopted an integrated and comprehensive approach to health development by providing basic
health services and facilities to our constituents by prioritizing the needs of the underprivileged,
sick, elderly, disabled, women, and children. Free medical and dental missions were also
undertaken by this administration as a way of giving back to our constituents.
As the lead agency mandated to care, protect, and rehabilitate that segment of
population which has the least in life in terms of physical, mental and social well-being, this
administration has implemented social services programs and projects to include the child and
youth welfare, family and community welfare, women’s welfare, welfare of the elderly and
disabled persons, community-based rehabilitation program for drug abused and juvenile
delinquents; livelihood and other pro-poor projects.
Another priority concern of this Local Government Unit is the continuous implementation
of agricultural programs. The projects implemented by our municipality include the establishment
of Organic Agriculture Technology Demonstration Farm, provision of livelihood trainings,
fingerlings dispersal, animal vaccination, seedling production and provision of technical support to
farmers.
With all these accomplishments achieved through the continued support from our
municipal officials and stakeholders, we are hopeful that we will sustain our tasks of improving
the general welfare of our community, and that what we have envisioned shall eventually
become a reality.
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HISTORICAL BACKGROUND OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF ALICIA
The Municipality of Alicia was a town in Spanish time. Sometime in 1896, the seat of the
poblacion was transferred to another place near the bank of the Cagayan River in order to find
better security against the intermittent depravation perpetrated by the Ifugaos and other pagans.
The new poblacion was named Camucaoan and later renamed “Tagle” in honor of its
Governadorcillo Jose Tagle. During the early years of the American occupation, however, the
town was again renamed “ANGADANAN NUEVO” meaning new town. The old poblacion was also
named “ANGADANAN VIEJO” meaning old town.
In Spanish time as far back as the living witness of the time, Carolina Guiab, could recall,
there was no market place except the tree shades along the street where the Roman Catholic
Church is located. This continued well into the revolution and American occupation.
After a dreadful thunderstorm in 1916 that blew away the rooftop of the church,
immigrants from Ilocos province, Pangasinan and Nueva Ecija begun to arrive and steadily came
until all the virgin lands in the old barrio were put under cultivation. This influx of immigrants
further swelled the market. In 1935, Basilio Tagorda, a former resident of Angadanan Nuevo
obtained a franchise from the municipal government to put up a market building near the church
compound. At this time, there were already substantial businesses in the market.
When the Municipal Council at the poblacion saw that the market was progressive, they
refused to approve the renewal of the license of Basilio Tagorda and wanted to operate the
market in the barrio at the site donated by Antonio Navas, Sr. With the new site, market activities
steadily intensified until the Japanese occupation. One market day a week became three times a
week including Sundays.
The war interrupted market activities as people evacuated to remote barrios. At the fall of
Bataan in 1942, people again returned to the old poblacion and usual business and commerce
were resumed. Soon after the American landing in Lingayen Gulf, and the Japanese Army begun
to take battle positions in the Cordillera Mountain in 1945, people in the old poblacion evacuated
again to the remote barrios but market activities resumed in four (4) barangays, namely: Rizal,
Bagnos, Amistad and Linglingay. As cockfight enthusiasts met on Sundays in these barrios for
“Pintakasi”, merchants also displayed their goods for sale.
The founding of Alicia was initiated by Hon. Celedonio Magbaleta and Hon. Esmeralda
Corpuz Mari in 1947 who were serving as Vice-Mayor and Councilor respectively of Angadanan
Nuevo.
The Framers of the Petition of the separation of Angadanan Viejo from Angadanan Nuevo
were: Vice Mayor Celedonio Magbaleta; Councilor Esmeralda C. Mari, Francisco Sabado, Sr.; and
Estanislao Tomas who were serving the town during the term of Mayor Eduardo Domingo. This
move was supported by the Barrio Lieutenants of Angadanan Viejo and eventually on September
28, 1949, Executive Order 268 was signed into law creating the town Alicia that was named in
honor of the wife of President Elpidio Quirino who was killed by the Japanese during the
Japanese occupation.
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The Executive Order was handed to the proponents only in 1950, and on January 01,
1950, Professor Glicerio Acosta was appointed by the President of the Republic of the Philippines
as the first Mayor of the town Alicia followed by the first elected Mayor, Celedonio B. Magbaleta,
1952-63; Mayor Marcelino Dacanay, 1964-67; Mayor Lorenzo M. Dasig, 1968-May 1986; OIC
Antonio J. Navas, Jr., May 19, 1986-March 23, 1987; OIC Mayor Federico V. Abuan, Sr. March 24,
1987-Decenber 11, 1987; OIC Mayor Aurelio Balot, December 12,, 1988; and Mayor Ramon M.
Reyes, February 02, 1988-March 1998, as a result of the filing of candidacy of Mayor Ramon M.
Reyes to seek a position in the congress, the mayoral post was assumed by the Hon. Norberta C.
Agustin from March 19, 1998-June 30, 1998, then followed Hon. Mayor Manuel A. Alejandro from
July 01, 1998 to June 30, 2001, then from May 2001 to June 30 2010 Hon. Napoleon S. Dy
served his three terms as mayor followed by Hon. Cecilia Claire N. Reyes who served her one
term as mayor from July 30 ,2010 to June 30, 2013 and on May 11,2013 election , winning
convincingly is HONORABLE MAYOR IAN PAUL LAGUATAN DY.
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V I S I O N S T A T E M E N T:
Alicia as competitive center of commerce and trade in the province of Isabela with
self-sufficient economy enjoyed by the empowered and self-reliant citizenry living in a
safe and well balanced environment governed by responsive leaders.
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M I S S I O N S T A T E M E N T:
A “Self-Sufficient and Self-Reliant Alicia”. Macro-economic development shall be
given priority to uplift the standard of the people in our municipality. A responsive
government by empowering all sectors and the citizenry in planning, decision making an
in implementation of the local and national programs and projects shall be sustained to
better serve the people of Alicia in term of health and nutrition, quality based education,
agriculture, business and industry, socialized housing, peace and security, employment
and sound governance.
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THE OFFICIAL SEAL OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF ALICIA
GREEN (fields): The verdant field with thirty four (34) rice grains harvest, reflects the
abundant produced brought by its fertile rice fields, industry, ingenuity and perseverance of the
people signifies 34 barangays of the municipality and it is located in the valley between the two
mountains, the Sierra Madre and Cordillera mountains.
GOLDEN BROWN (rice produced) the seal is envisioned to
symbolize the people’s aspiration for prosperity banking on its rich
land resources and people’s industry.
LIGHT BLUE (blue sky) The blue color draped around the
Official
Seal of the municipality of Alicia stands proud signifying
the people’s common aspiration in their fervor desire to achieve
lasting peace, unity, progress and prosperity.
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MUNICIPAL PROFILE:
Location
The municipality of Alicia lies 135 kilometers from the City of
Tuguegarao and 20 kilometers from the City of Cauayan through
the Maharlika Highway and approximately eight (8) hours trip at a
distance of 347 kilometers to Metro Manila.
Total Land Area
Political Boundaries
15,626.57 Hectares
North
: City of Cauayan
East
: Municipality of Angadanan
West
: Municipality of Ramon & San Mateo
South
: Municipality of Echague & San Isidro
34 (5 Urban – 29 Rural)
1st Class Municipality
61,447 (Census 2007)
13,741 (Census 2007)
1.02 %
No. of Barangays
Income Classification
Population
Number of Household
Annual Population
Growth Rate
Climate
Relatively wet from May to October
Relatively dry from November to April
Common Dialects
Ilocano, Tagalog ,Ybanag
Major Crops
Rice, Corn, Vegetables, High Value Crops and Fruits
Poultry and Livestock
Cattle, Swine, Goat, Duck and Chicken
Fishing
Fish Pond and Shallow Fishing
Industrial Products
Woodcraft, Rattan Craft, Feed Mill and Food Processing
Balot Industry, Rice Milling
Tourist Attraction
Century Old Roman Catholic Church, Our Lady of Atocha
Century Old Church Bell
Infrastructure and Living Amenities
Telecommunication
Landline, Mobile Phone and Internet Facilities powered by Digitel,
PLDT, SMART, GLOBE and SUN Cellular, Cable TV Provider
Power Facilities
ISELCO-1,National Grid Corporation of the Philippines
Lucky PPH,IBEC Power Plant
Banking Facilities
3 Commercial Banks
6 Rural Banks
Schools
1 University
1 College
9 Secondary Schools
43 Elementary Schools
8 Primary Schools
36 Day Care Centers
Health Facilities
3 Hospitals
11 Drugstores
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Hotel and Resorts
Other Service Facilities
9 Medical Clinics
7 Dental Clinics
2 Optical Clinics
1 Private Lying In Clinic
1 Municipal Birthing Center
2 Private Birthing Clinics
34 Barangay Health Centers
6 Hotels,Inns and Restaurants , 5 Resorts
17 Gasoline Stations
3 Feed Mills
2 LPG Refilling Plant
2 Power Plant
LAND CAPABILITY AND AGRICULTURAL LAND QUALITY
Alicia is primarily an agricultural municipality best suited for the intensive production of
rice and corn as evidence by its topographic map which shows that almost 71% of the total
agricultural area of 14,063.913 hectares is under 0- 3 slope category.
The built up area is about 6.67 % divided into residential, commercial and industrial while
open space has 3.33 % of the total land area which is 15,626.57 hectares.
Alicia has the widest span of land area for farming in the whole province of Isabela.
Average Annual Production
Area Production (Hectares)
Production/Yield
Rice
11,741.80
102,377.49 Metric Tons
Corn
111.00
287.72 Metric Tons
Vegetable
37.47
380.29 Kilograms
WELL DEVELOPED INFRASTRUCTURE SUPPORT
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Presence of Telecommunication Infrastructure which provides landline, mobile and
internet services.
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Accessibility to neighboring towns through extensive well-paved roads and continuing
concreting of barangay roads.
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Steady rise of Commercial banks and Credit Facilities to Support business and trading
centers.
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WIDE ARRAY OF INVESTMENT OPPURTUNITIES
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Agri-based Production ( Rice, Corn, Vegetables)
Swine Production
Poultry Production
Rice Milling
Feed Milling
Food Processing
Fish Farming
Warehouse Facilities
Infrastructure and Utilities
Power Generation Plant
Tourism Facility Development
Establishment of Commercial
Institution
STREAMLINED BUSINESS PERMITS AND LICENSES SYSTEM
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Pioneer of the Electronic Business Permit and Licenses System (e-BPLS) in the Region 2
PEACE AND ORDER
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Local Official’s priority is the maintenance of a peaceful community where everyone is safe
and secured.
ORGANIZATION AND MANAGEMENT
The Local Government Unit of Alicia adopts an organizational pattern that is meant to
effectively ensure the attainment of the vision, mission, goals, and objectives of the Local
Government Administration.
To date, the Municipal Government maintains personnel strength of two hundred ninety
three (310), out of which One Hundred Thirty Nine (137) are in the plantilla position and One
Hundred Thirty Eight (138) are job order employees.
STATISTICAL REPORT OF PERSONNEL
Level/ Classification of Positions
Number of Personnel
as of December 2014
Male
Female
Total
A. PLANTILLA/ 1
Authorized Position
Filled
Unfilled
B. CAREER POSITIONS
60
-
75
-
204
135
69
First Level
Second Level
31
14
46
26
77
40
Permanent
Substitute
45
-
72
-
117
By Level
By Status
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Temporary
D. NON – CAREER POSITIONS
E.
GRAND TOTAL
Co terminus
Contractual
Elective
JOB ORDERS (JO)
PERMANENT
-
-
4
11
74
60
3
0
59
75
7
11
133
135
LGU ORGANIZATIONAL SET-UP
as of December 2014
I.
OFFICE OF THE MUNICIPAL MAYOR
1. Municipal Mayor
2. Executive Assistant II
3. Executive Assistant II
4. Private Secretary II
5. Administrative Aide VI
7. Administrative Aide IV
8. Communication Equipment Operator V
9. Private Secretary I
10. Security Guard III
11. Security Guard III
II.
OFFICE OF THE MUNICIPAL VICE MAYOR
1. Municipal Vice Mayor
2. Private Secretary I
III.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
- Ian Paul L. Dy
- Sebastian Agustin A. Syquia
- Elsie D. Umipig
- Remelyn M. Arce
- Johnie Rey R. Nabua
- Mary Jane R. Nievera
- Romeo S. Bautista
- Amparo C. Demillo
- Sheila R. Lago
- Milo A. Guzman
- Jomar A. De Guzman
- Atty. Joel Amos P. Alejandro, CPA
- Ron D. Concepcion
OFFICE OF THE SANGGUNIANG BAYAN
SB Member
SB Member
SB Member
SB Member
SB Member
SB Member
SB Member
SB Member
SB Member (LNB-President)
Local Legislative Staff Officer II
Local Legislative Staff Employee II
Local Legislative Staff Employee I
Administrative Aide III
- Jason Manuel P. Alejandro
- Eric E. Bumatay
- Engr. Bueniroso R. Mendoza
- Ramon Juan N. Reyes, Jr.
- Andy Bonn B. Velasco
- James Danison S. Co
- Atty. Jonathan B. Valiente
- Almond L. Paguila
- Romeo A. Parallag
- Arthur B. Grospe
- Marilou N. Bernardo
- Lino J. Robles
- Armenio A. Custodio
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IV.
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY TO THE SANGGUNIAN
1. Secretary to the Sanggunian
2. Board Secretary II
3. Administrative Officer III
V.
OFFICE OF THE MUNICIPAL ADMINISTRATOR
1. Municipal Administrator
2. Administrative Officer IV
3. Administrative Aide IV
4 Administrative Aide IV
5. License Inspector II
6. Administrative Aide I
10. Cemetery Caretaker
11. Market Supervisor II
12. Market Inspector II
VI.
1.
2.
3.
4.
- Reynaldo M. Guiab
- Engr. Felino O. Fabro, Jr.
- Jacqueline Q. Gramaje
VII.
Officer V
Officer IV
Assistant II
Aide VI
-
Arlita C. Hernando
Marnie B. Balla
Thelma B. Aliangan
Gregorio M. Gagno III
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT OFFICE
Municipal Planning & Dev’t. Coordinator- Marinela R. Yee
Project & Development Officer II
- Engr.Gerardo L. Rodulfo
Administrative Aide VI
- Marina M. Bergantinos
Statistician III
- Paz D. Valerozo
VIII.
OFFICE OF THE CIVIL REGISTRY
1. Municipal Civil Registrar
2. Registration Officer I
3. Assistant Registration Officer
IX.
Rogelio T. Benitez
Lorna S. Paray
Elizabeth R. Ayap
Eladio F. Navarro
Renato V. Mariano
Nestor M. Tan
Michelle V. Guiab
Perlita T. De Guzman
Rey B. Ayson
Federico P. Pascual
George L. Amin
Lloyd B. Valiente
Jay P. Gomez
Guadalupe C. Valdez
Magdalena L. Villo
Susan M. Jacinto
Miranda Q. Navarro
Yolanda P. Savillo
OFFICE ON HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
Administrative
Administrative
Administrative
Administrative
1.
2.
3.
4.
-
- Engr. Annabella S. Valdez
- Edgar V. Guiab
- Evangeline O. Arnao
OFFICE ON GENERAL SERVICES
1. Municipal General Services Officer
2. Welder I
- Engr. Eufrecillano N. Rodulfo, Jr.
- Percival T. Fernandez
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X.
BUDGET OFFICE:
1. Municipal Budget Officer
2. Administrative Officer IV
3. Administrative Officer V
XI.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
ACCOUNTING AND INTERNAL AUDIT SERVICES:
Municipal Accountant
Accountant II
Administrative Assistant II
Administrative Aide IV
Administrative Aide IV
Administrative Assistant III
XII.
XIII.
Perlita R. Delmendo, CPA
Luningning S. Cabigting
Yanesa T. Milla
Juliet M. Octubre
Maria Leonora T. Acoba
Florante F. Geronimo
Karen May J. Atiwag
Lalaine I. Dela Cuesta
Preciosa C. Baysa
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Evelyn J. Cureg, CPA
Teresita V. Tagura
Elvie N. De Guzman
Gladys A. Rafanan
Melody N. Mayo
Ruth C. Mariano
Rowenalyn B. Pascual
Pedro V. Navas, Jr.
Juliet D. Villacorta
Teresa F. Grospe
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Emelita G. Tadique
Mylene A. Aquino
Fermina S. Grospe
Julie Marie P. Casabuena
Rufino A. Valdez
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Dr. Jenifer S. Ramos
Jesile Raymunda S. Valdez
Erly E. Salviejo
Betty B. Martinez
Minda B. Pacada
Evarina H. Echanes
Aida B. Mayoralgo
Memelin H. Pedroso
Adelina M. Bacting
ASSESSOR’S OFFICE:
Assistant Municipal Assessor
Local Assessment Operations Officer II
Assessment Clerk II
Assessment Clerk I
Draftsman I
XIV.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
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TREASURY OFFICE:
1. Municipal Treasurer
2. Assistant Municipal Treasurer
4. Administrative Assistant II
5. Bill Collector
6. Revenue Collection Clerk I
10.Local Treasury Operations Officer III
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
- Emiamor D. Yuson
- Cerez A. Pascual
- Benirose M. Fonte
OFFICE ON HEALTH SERVICES
Municipal Health Officer
Medical Technologist II
Nurse II
Midwife III
Midwife III
Midwife II
Midwife II
Midwife II
Midwife II
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10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
Sanitation Inspector I
Dentist II
Dental Aide
Midwife III
Nurse I
Midwife I
XV.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
Municipal Social Welfare & Dev’t Officer - Vilma V. Gaffud
Social Welfare Officer I
- Gladys M. Ragasa
Social Welfare Assistant
- Roberto C. Valdez
Social Welfare Assistant
- Nely G. Reganit
Day Care Worker I
- Daisy M. Tungpalan
Day Care Worker I
- Digna C. Bartido
Day Care Worker I
- Hanita Z. Nabua
Day Care Worker I
- Anita B. Feliciano
Day Care Worker I
- Agripina L. Rosete
Day Care Worker I
- Jennifer V. Andrada
Population Program Worker Il
- Lydia M. Viduya
Special Operations Officer I
- Ester L. Magbaleta
OFFICE ON AGRICULTURAL SERVICES:
Agricultural Technologist
Meat Inspector I
Livestock Inspector I
XV.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
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12.
13.
Ruel S. Salvador
Mary Ann B. Battad, D.M.D.
Lilibeth B. Daraw
Juanita C. Ambrosio
Ofelia B. Alud-ud
Thelma B. Acosta
OFFICE ON SOCIAL WELFARE AND DEVELOPMENT SERVICES:
XVI.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
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Loreto S. Soriano
Anacleto S. Grospe
Engr. Sammy M. Zamora
Hermenegildo A. Sibayan, Jr.
Alona E. Andrada
Isabel M. Gabrillo
Roderick V. Vidad
Gerardo B. Pataueg
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Engr. Leonardo Rabago
Engr. Rogelio V. Melchor
Generoso B. Grospe, Jr.
Adalyn B. Mapili
Nestor T. Villamera
Edgardo O. Bacalzo, Sr.
Hipolito P. Antonio, Jr.
Pedro B. Alcantara
Leopoldo A. De Belen
Benjamin N. Munda, Jr.
Clifford L. Cacayan
Marvin D. Dela Cruz
Edwin L. Geronimo
ENGINEERING OFFICE:
Municipal Engineer
Engineer I
Construction & Maintenance Capataz
Administrative Aide I
Administrative Assistant III
Heavy Equipment Operator I
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ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT OF THE 9TH SANGGUNIANG BAYAN
OFFICE OF THE SANGGUNIANG BAYAN SECRETARIAT
The Sangguniang Bayan Secretariat ably headed by Sangguniang Bayan Secretary
Reynaldo M. Guiab is the clerical/legislative arm of the Office of the Honorable Sangguniang
Bayan. As such, it is entrusted with the functions of preparing the paper works of the said
honorable office in its session, either regular or special, committee meetings/hearings and other
functions of the legislative body.
The Sangguniang Bayan Secretariat takes down and prepared the minutes of
Sangguniang Bayan Sessions and Committee Hearings which are its primary functions. It also
prepares notices and communications as may be instructed upon by any member of the
Sanggunian. It is also responsible in printing the final draft of all minutes of sessions after the
Sangguniang Bayan Secretary or Board Secretary shall have prepared the rough draft thereof and
consequently finalized upon approval of the Sangguniang Bayan in its following session. The
same office is likewise tasked with the printing of the draft and final copies of resolutions before
they are sent to the persons, offices/agencies concerned and to the Sangguniang Panlalawigan
for review or comment/action. Copies of all approved ordinances are posted in three (3)
conspicuous places within the Municipality as mandated by law.
The Sangguniang Bayan Secretariat assisted the Members of the 9th Sangguniang Bayan
in their Regular Sessions, Special Sessions, and Budget hearing hence, copies of minutes has
been properly prepared. The sessions and hearing conducted, broken down as follows:
9th Sangguniang Bayan
REGULAR SESSION
SPECIAL SESSION
ADMINISTRATIVE HEARING
The Administrative Case No. 2012 – 01
Barangay Captain Evelyn Dayag, Respondent”
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02
“Cecilia Claire N. Reyes, Complainant vs.
For: Conduct Unbecoming of Public
Officer/Abuse of Authority, Dishonesty, Oppression, Grave Misconduct in Office and Neglect of
Duty, filed during the Term of the 8th Sangguniang Bayan Members. Said Case and has been
passed on or assumed by the Members of the 9th Sangguniang Bayan, has been finally disposed
of or decided/promulgated by the present set of Sangguniang Bayan seating as a Quasi-Judicial
Body. Transcript of Proceedings and Resolutions of the aboved-quoted Administrative Case has
been prepared by the Secretariat.
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It also assisted in the Committee hearings/meetings conducted by the various standing
committees of the Sanggunian and had prepared the Committee Reports of the said
Committees, broken down as follows:
NAME OF COMMITTEES
Committee
Committee
Committee
Committee
Committee
Committee
Committee
Committee
Committee
Committee
Committee
Committee
Committee
Committee
Committee
Committee
NO. OF MEETINGS/HEARING
on Rules & Ethics and Good Governance
on Sports and Youth Development
on Barangay Affairs
on Transportation and Communications
on Tourism and Environmental Development
on Cooperatives and Accreditation
on Health and Sanitation
Education, Arts, Culture, Sports & Youth
on Appropriations
on Human Rights and Peace and Order
on Women, Children & Family Affairs
on Public Works
on Housing and Land Use
on Agriculture, Market & Slaughterhouse
on Ways & Means, Investment & Industry
on Games and Amusement
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02
20
04
02
05
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The Secretariat has also prepared the draft and eventually the final copies of approved
Resolutions as approved by the Members of the 9th Sangguniang Bayan with a total of Ninety
Nine ( 99 ) resolutions classified as follows:
ADMINISTRATIVE
69.70 %
ECONOMIC
11.10%
SOCIAL/OTHERS
19.20%
TOTAL
=
100 %
The same legislative Body likewise passed, enacted, promulgated and approved six (6)
Ordinances and Five (5) Appropriation Ordinances.
By and large the Office of the Sangguniang Bayan Secretariat has performed its official
functions well in year 2014. It expects to perform better this year 2015 and still better in the
years to come, God willing.
Submitted by:
(Sgd.) REYNALDO M. GUIAB
Secretary to the Sanggunian
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9thRESOLUTIONS/ORDINANCES
January 2014 to December 2014
RES. NOS.
2014-001
2014-002
2014-003
DATE
01-20-14
01-20-14
01-20-14
2014-004
01-20-14
2014-005
01-27-14
2014-005-A 02-03-14
TITLE
PROPOSED BY
A resolution adopting/approving the National
Health Insurance Program (NHIP), in
accordance with Republic Act No. 7875, as
further amended by Republic Act No. 10606,
otherwise known as the National Health
Insurance Act of 2013..
A resolution ratifying the Memorandum of
Agreement (MOA) entered by the Municipality
of Alicia, Isabela with the AYN Resource
Management Group to be financial advisor on
bond flotation to finance the Sports and
Commercial
complex
Project
of
this
municipality.
A resolution authorizing the municipality of
Alicia represented by its Municipal Mayor
Honorable Ian Paul L. Dy to enter into a
Memorandum of Agreement with the
Department
of
Social
Welfare
and
Devleopment (DSWD) Field Office 02, Regional
Center, Carig, Tuguegarao City, Cagayan
represented by its Regional Director Honorable
Vioelta A. Cruz for the supplementary feeding
of the Day Care children of the Thirty Eight
(38) Day Care Centers of the municipality of
Alicia, Isabela.
A resolution earnestly requesting Honorable
Manuel A. Alejandro, Board Member, Third
District of Isabela to donate four (4) units
motorcycle to the municipality of Alicia to serve
as service vehicles.
A resolution confirming the appointment of
Mrs. Vilma Gaffud, as Municipal Social Welfare
and Development Officer (MSWDO) of the
Local Government Unit of Alicia effective
January 20, 2014.
A resolution congratulating the Alicia Local
Government Employees cooperative (ALGEC)
for being a recipient of a One Million Pesos
(P1,000,000.00), Zero Interest (0%)Soft Loan
Hon.Jonathan Valiente/
Hon. Romeo Parallag
Hon. Engr. Bueniroso R.
Mendoza
Mendoza Hon. Romeo
Parallag Hon. Atty.
Jonathan B. Valiente
Mendoza/Hon. Jason
Manuel P. Alejandro
Hon. Jason Manuel P.
Alejandro/Hon. Engr.
Bueniroso R. Mendoza
and Hon. Atty. Jonathan
B. Valiente
Mendoza/unanimous
Hon. James Danison S.
Co/unanimously
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2014-006
2014-007
2014-008
2014-009
App. Ord.
2014-001
2014-012
2014-013
from the Provincial government of Isabela ably
headed by Honorable Faustino “BOJIE” G. Dy,
III, Provincial Governor under its BRO
Livelihood Program.
A resolution requesting the Provincial
Government through Honorable Faustino
“BOJIE” G. Dy, III to donate the issued
02-10-14
NISSAN URBAN vehicle with Plate No. SJY 358
to the municipality of Alicia, Isabela to serve as
its service vehicle.
02-10-14
A resolution granting authority to the Local
Chief Executive, Honorable Ian Paul L. Dy,
Municipal Mayor of the Local Government Unit
of Alicia, Isabela known as the First (1st) Party
02-10-14 to enter into a Contract of Services with Dr.
Diwata Grace F. Bausa, M.D.. DSSP a
practicing Pathologist known as the second
(2nd) Party for the delivery of Pathological
Services in the municipality of Alicia, Isabela
A resolution approving/enacting an Ordinance
realigning the amount of Fifty Four Thousand
Pesos (P54,000.00) from Other Maintenance
03-03-14 and Operating Expenses (1011-969) of the
Office of the Municipal Mayor to Other
Professional Services (1011-799( of same
office.
An ordinance realigning the amount of Fifty
Four Thousand Pesos (P54,000.00) from Other
Maintenance and Operating Expenses (P1011969) of the Office of the Municipal Mayor to
Other Professional Services (1011-799) of
same office.
A resolution supporting the Registration and
Operation of the Basic Obstetric and Newborn
03-03-14
Care (BEMONC) facility of the municipality of
Alicia, Isabela.
A resolution expressing congratulations to
Honorable Abegail V. Sable, Board Member,
4th District, Province of Isabela for winning as
03-03-14
National Auditor of the National Movement of
Young Legislators (NMYL) during the 20th
National Congress and Election of National
Alejandro/Hon. Romeo A.
Parallag and Hon. Engr.
Hon. Atty. Jonathan B.
Valiente/Hon. Engr.
Mendoza/Hon. Jason
Manuel P. Alejandro
Valiente/unanimous
Co/unanimous
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2014-014
2014-015
2014-016
2014-017
2014-018
2014-019
03-10-14
03-10-15
03-17-14
03-17-14
03-31-14
03-30-14
Executive Council held on February 20-22,
2014 at Waterfront Hotel, Lahug, Cebu City.
A resolution authorizing the Local Chief
Executive Ian Paul L. Dy, Municipal Mayor to
purchase a parcel of lot, now being used as
the road right of Way going to the quarry
site/are at Ganano River situated at Barangay
Sta. Cruz, Alicia, Isabela from the registered
owner, Mrs. Aurea dela Cruz of same
barangay.
A resolution requesting the Honorable Ian Paul
L. Dy, Municipal Mayor for the purchase of five
(5) units two-way handheld radio and one (1)
unit radio base for use by the personnel of the
Philippine National Police, Alicia Police Station,
Alicia, Isabela.
A resolution congratulating 2nd Lt. Chuck Aizan
Bautista-Velasco for graduating in the
Philippine Military Academy (PMA), a Premier
Military Academy in Asia, under Class Siklab
Diwa, PMA Class 2014.
A resolution requesting Honorable Cristino L.
Naguiat, Jr., Chairman and CEO, Philippine
Amusement
and
Gaming
Corporation
(PAGCOR) to grant Nine Thousand Three
Hundred (9,300) pieces of school chair to be
distributed to all public elementary and high
school in the municipality of Alicia, Isabela.
A resolution confirming the municipality’s
expression of interest made through the
Municipal Social Welfare and Development
Office, Ms. Vilma V. Gaffud to adopt and
replicate the following completed Social
Technology
Projects:
Recovery
and
Reintegration for Trafficked Persons; Gender
Responsive Case Management; Psycho-Social
Care and Services for persons living with HIV
and their families; Jobs Network for perennial
CIU clients, to strengthen Social Welfare in our
locality.
A resolution authorizing the Honorable Ian Paul
L. Dy, Municipal Mayor to forge a
Mendoza/Hon. Atty.
Hon. Bueniroso R.
Mendoza/ Hon. Ramon
Juan N. Reyes
Hon. Ramon Juan N.
Reyes, Jr./unanimous
Mendoza/unanimous
Mendoza/Hon. Jason
Manuel P. Alejandro
Mendoza/Hon. Romeo A.
Parallag
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2014-019-A 03-30-14
2014-019-B 03-30-14
2014-020
Ord. No.
2014-001
04-07-14
04-07-14
2014-020-A 04-07-14
Department
of
Social
Welfare
and
Development (DSWD), Regional Office, Region
02, represented by its Regional Director, Remia
T. Tapispisan to seal their partnership for the
implementation of the completed Social
Technology projects in the Local Government
Unit of Alicia.
A
resolution
expressing
most
sincere
condolence and deep sympathy to the
bereaved family of the late Mr. George D.
Paringit, Barangay Kagawad of Barangay
Burgos, Alicia, Isabela from October 2007 to
March 2014, who passed away on March 25,
2014 to joining our Divine Creator in His
Heavenly Kingdom.
A resolution congratulating Mr. Daniel V.
Salviejo,
Municipal
Agricultural
Officer,
Engineer Sammy M. Zamora, Agricultural
Technologist; Ms. Isabela Gabrillo, Agricultural
Technologist and Ms. Alona E. Andrada,
Agricultural Technologist of the Local
Government Unit of Alicia for garnering the
Most Outstanding Agricultural Extension
Worker (AEW) Award under the able
leadership of the Honorable Ian Paul L. Dy,
Municipal Mayor, conferred by the National
Executive Committee of the Department of
Agriculture on March 14, 201`4 at Resorts
World Manila, Pasay City.
A resolution authorizing Municipal Treasurer,
Ms. Evelyn J. Cureg of this Local Government
Unit to open and maintain a Trust Fund
Account with Land Bank of the Philippines
(LBP), Alicia Branch, to serve as Depository
Account of the Twenty Percent (20%) Building
Permit Fees collected by the Local Government
Unit of Alicia.
An ordinance amending Ordinance No. 2004002, Otherwise Known as the Ordinance
regulating/fixing the sale of Pork, Beef,
Carabeef per kilo and per kilo of liveweight of
hogs within the municipality, as amended.
A resolution earnestly
requesting His
Valiente/unanimous
Mendoza/ Hon. Andy
Bonn B. Velasco
Hon. Jason Manuel A.
Alejandro/Hon. Engr.
Hon. Atty. Joel Amos P.
Alejandro
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2014-020-B 04-07-14
2014-020-C 04-07-14
2014-020-D 04-07-14
2014-021
04-07-14
Excellency Benigno C. Aquino, III, President,
Republic of the Philippine to allocate Funds to
Barangay Bagnos, Alicia, Isabela in the amount
of Seven Million One Hundred Sixty Four
Thousand
Nine
Hundred
Two
Pesos
(P7,164,902.00) for the construction of New
Community Center amounting to One Million
Eight Hundred Eighteen Thousand Six Hundred
Pesos (P1,818,600.00); road concreting project
in the amount of Five Million Pesos
(P5,000,000.00) and construction of drainage
canal in the amount of (P346,302.00) at same
barangay.
requesting His
Republic of the Philippines to allocate funds to
of Five Million Pesos (P5,000,000.00) for the
road concreting project at said barangay.
requesting His
Republic of the Philippines to allocate funds to
of Six Hundred Fifty Four Thousand One
Hundred Eighty Two Pesos (P645,182.00) for
the construction of Day Care Center Building at
Barangay Bagnos, Alicia, Isabela
A resolution
earnestly
requesting His
Republic of the Philippines to allocate funds tto
of Three Hundred Forty Six Thousand Three
Hundred Two Pesos (P346,302.00) for the
construction of drainage canal at said
barangay.
requesting His
Republic of the Philippines to allocate Funds to
of Seven Million One Hundred Sixty Four
Thousand
Nine
Hundred
Two
Pesos
(P7,164,902.00) for the construction of New
Community Center amounting to One Million
Mendoza/ Hon. Atty.
Hon. Romeo A.
Parallag/unanimous
Alejandro/unanimous
Valiente/ unanimous
Mendoza, Hon. Atty.
Jonathan B. Valiente and
Hon. Romeo A.
Parallag/unanimously
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2014-021-A 04-07-14
2014-022
2014-023
04-21-14
04-21-14
Ord. No.
2014-002
04-27-14
2014-024
04-27-14
Eight Hundred Eighteen Thousand Six Hundred
Pesos (1,818,600.00); Road Concreting Project
in the amount of Five Million Pesos
(P5,000,000.00; and construction of Drainage
Canal in the amount of (P346,302.00) at same
barangay.
A resolution approving the Modification of the
Annual Investment Plan for Calendar Year
2014 of the Local Government Unit of Alicia to
include Under 3.2.1. “Zamora Core Shelter
Project”.
A resolution congratulating Mr. Emmanuel R.
Aggabao, then Acing Election Office II and
Marirose B. Sibayan, Assistant Election Officer,
Commission on Elections (COMELEC), Alicia,
Isabela for the peaceful conduct of the
National and Local Elections in the municipality
of Alicia on May 13, 2013.
A resolution authorizing the utilization of the
Five Hundred Thousand Pesos (P500,000.00)
each, financial assistance granted to the
following Local Government Units: Culasi,
Antique-through
Municipal
Mayor
Hoel
Lomugdang; Javier Town, Leyte – through
Municipal Mayor Sandy Javier; Malapascua
Island, Daanbantayan Cebu City – through City
Mayor Augusto Corro, to rehabilitation,
construction/rehabilitation of school buildings.
An ordinance creating PHILHEALTH Benefit
Package trust fund for the Primary Care
Benefit 1 (PCB1) Package and reimbursement
of expenses for Maternity Care Package (MCP),
Newborn
Care
Package
(NCP),
and
Tuberculosis-Directly
Observed
Treatment
Short-Course (TB-DOTS) Benefit Package in
the municipality of Alicia; authorizing the
opening of separate Trust Fund Account for
each benefit packages with Land Bank of the
Philippines, Alicia Branch, Alicia Branch, Alicia,
Isabela and adopting a schedule on the
disposition of each trust funds from Philippine
Health Insurance Corporation.
A
resolution
congratulating
Honorable
Hon. Bueniroso R.
Parallag
Alejandro/ Hon. Romeo
A. Parallag
Alejandro/ Hon. Romeo
A. Parallag
Valiente
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2014-025
2014-026
2014-027
2014-028
04-21-14
04-28-14
04-28-14
04-28-14
Emmanuel “MANNY” Dapindran Pacquiao,
Congressman, Province of Saranggani and
considered the “People’s Champ” for beating
Timothy Bradley during their fight in the
Welterweight Division at the MGM Grand
Garden Arena, Las Vegas, Nevada on April 12,
2014 which earned him again the WBO
Welterweight Championship Belt.
A resolution granting Financial Assistance in
the amount of Five Hundred Thousand Pesos
(P500,000.00) each to the following towns who
has been ravaged by Super Typhoon Yolanda
on November 8, 2013 through their respective
Municipal Mayors as follows: Culasi, Antique –
Municipal Mayor Joel Lomugdang; Javier Town
Leyte – Municipal Mayor Sandy Javier;
Malapascua Island, Daanbantayan Cebu City –
Municipal Mayor Augusto Corro.
A resolution earnestly requesting Hon.
Ferdinand “BONG-BONG” R. Marcos, Jr.,
Senator, Republic of the Philippines, Chairman,
Committee on Public Works and Highways to
sponsor and/or support House Bill 1840
sponsored/authorized by Honorable Napoleon
S. Dy, Congressman, Third District of Isabela
and
Honorable
Jose
Panganiban,
Representative, Ang National Coalition of
Indigenous People (ANAC-IP).
Ronald M. Cosalan, Chairman, Committee on
Public Works and Highways. House of
Representatives, to support House Bill 1840 –
sponsored/authored by Honorable Jose T.
Panganiban, Representative, ANAC-IP.
A resolution expressing strong support to
House Bill 128450 “An act converting the road
network linking the municipality of San
Guillermo to the Maharlika National Highway,
consisting of the Provincial road passing
through the municipalities of Alicia, Angadanan
and Barangay Rizal, San Guillermo and in the
province of Isabela into a National Road and
appropriate
funds
therefore,
Co/unanimous
Mendoza/unanimously
Mendoza/ Hon. Jason
Manuel P. Alejandro
Valiente/Hon. Jason
Manuel P. Alejandro
Alejandro/ Hon. Atty.
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2014-029
043014
Ord. No.
2014-003
05-05-14
2014- 030
2014-031
2014-032
2014-033
05-12-14
05-26-14
05-26-14
05-26-14
2014-033-A 05-26-14
2014-033-B
sponsored/authored by Honorable Napoleon S.
Dy and Honorable Jose T. Panganiban.
A resolution expressing sincere thanks and
gratitude to the Honorable Faustino “Bojie” G.
Dy, Provincial Governor, Province of Isabela for
the conduct of Farmer’s Congress, Free
Medical – Dental Mission, Libreng Bakuna sa
Aso Laban sa Rabies and Bloodletting in the
municipality of Alicia, Isabela on April 30,
2014.
Modified Gender and Development (GAD) Code
of the municipality of Alicia, Isabela.
A resolution approving/enacting an ordinance
realigning/reprogramming the amount of
Thirty
Six
Thousand
Five
Hundred
(P36,500.00) from Item 3.2.5. Construction
and Repair, Rehabilitation and Maintenance of
Public Roads and Buildings, of the Annual
Investment Plan for Calendar Year 2014 to
payment of a parcel of lot, being used as road
right of way by the municipality in going to the
quarry site/area situated at Ganano River, Sta.
Cruz, Alicia, Isabela.
A resolution expressing warm felicitations and
birthday greeting to Honorable Ian Paul L. Dy,
Municipal Mayor of Alicia, Isabela on the
occasion of his birthday on May 31, 2014.
Birthday Greeting to Honorable Engineer
Bueniroso R. Mendoza, Member, Sangguniang
Bayan of Alicia, Isabela on the occasion of his
birthday on May 26, 2014.
A resolution requesting the Department of
Interior and Local Government (DILG) through
its Secretary, Honorable Manuel “MAR” A.
Roxas to donate two (2) units ambulance for
use by the municipality of Alicia, Isabela.
A resolution encouraging the creation of the
Task Force on Youth Development of the
various barangays of the municipality of Alicia.
A resolution authorizing the Local Government
Unit of Alicia represented by Honorable Ian
Paul L. Dy, Municipal Mayor to enter into a
Valiente/unanimously
Hon. Engr. Beuniroso R.
Parallag
Mendoza
Hon. Romeo A.
Parallag/unanimously
Hon. Att. Jonathan B.
Hon. Jason Manuel. P.
Alejandro/unanimously
Mendoza
Hon. Romeo A. Parallag
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Ord. No.
2014-004
2014-034
2014-035
2014-036
2014-037
2014-038
06-07-14
06-09-14
06-09-14
06-23-14
06-23-14
07-04-14
App. Ord.
No. 2014003
2014-039
07-07-14
Memorandum of Agreement with the Isabela
Website Development represented by Ms.
Marlyn Balagot for the Web Development of
the Local Government Unit of Alicia, Isabela.
An ordinance creating and establishing the
Anti-Violence Against Women and Children
(VAWC)
Desk of the barangays of the
municipality of Alicia, Isabela
A resolution approving the Revision of the
Annual Investment Plan for Current Year 2014
funded by the 20% Economic Development
Fund of the Local Government Unit of Alicia,
Isabela.
A resolution granting Preliminary Approval and
Local Clearance Certificate (PALCC) to Benitez
Village located at Barangay Sta. Cruz, Alicia,
Isabela.
Locational Clearance Certificate (PALCC) to
Ilang-Ilang
East
(CMP)
Homeowners
Association located at Barangay Burgos, Alicia,
Isabela with an area of 15,066 square meters
covered
under
TCT-035-2013001729
registered under the name of Edwin Arcinas.
A resolution approving the reclassification from
Agricultural to residential lot of the lot owned
by Rhodora L. Simon-Cubangbang located at
Paddad, Alicia, Isabela containing an area of
Twenty Thousand Square Meters (20,000
sq.m.) more or less.
A resolution adopting/enacting Supplemental
Budget No. 01 CY 2014 of the Local
Government Unit of Alicia, Isabela amounting
to Three Million Two Hundred Pesos
(P3,200,000.00)
An ordinance appropriating funds under
Supplemental Budget No. 01 CY 2014 of the
Local Government Unit of Alicia, Isabela
amounting to Three Million Two Hundred
Pesos (P3,200,000.00)
A resolution endorsing to the Department of
Labor and employment (DOLE) Regional Office
02 the proposals for livelihood assistance of
Alejandro
Mendoza/seconded
Mendoza/ seconded
Mendoza /seconded
Mendoza.
Valiente
Hon. Engr. Bueniroso
R.Mendoza /unanimous
Alejandro
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2014-039-A 07-07-14
2014-040
07-14-14
2014-040-A 07-14-14
Ord. No.
2014-005
Ord. No.
2014-006
2014-041
2014-042
07-07-14
07-07-14
07-21-14
07-21-14
Challenging Women Workers Associations of
the municipality and authorizing the Municipal
Mayor to enter into a Memorandum of
Agreement as Department of Labor and
employment’s (DOLE’s) Co-partner in the
implementation of the program.
A
resolution
expressing
most
sincere
condolence and deep sympathy to the
bereaved family of the late Mr. Cecilio dela
Cruz, Former Barangay Kagawad of Barangay
Mabini, Alicia, Isabela who passed away on
July , 2014 to join our Divine Creator in His
Heavenly Kingdom.
Locational Clearance Certificate (PALCC) to
Simon Ville Community Mortgage Program,
located at Paddad, Alicia, Isabela containing an
area of 20,000 square meters covered under
TCT No. 361932 owned by Rhodora SimonCubangbang.
birthday greetings to Madam Florinda P.
Alejandro, Board of Director of Alicia Water
District (ALWAD), Alicia, Isabela on the
occasion of her birthday on July 14, 2014.
An ordinance temporarily closing a portion or
the half-lane of Quezon Street and Magsaysay
Street within the municipality for the period
August 13 to October 08 of every year.
An ordinance adopting and implementing
Republic Act No. 9418 or the “Volunteer Act of
2007” to be locally known as the Local
Government Unit of Alicia Volunteer Program,
providing funds thereof, and for other
purposes.
A resolution expressing warm greetings and
congratulations to the Iglesia Ni Cristo (INC)
through its Executive Minister Eduardo V.
Manalo on the occasion of its 100th Year
Founding Anniversary on July 27, 2014.
Executive Honorable Ian Paul L. Dy to accept
the
completed
construction
and
land
Valiente/unanimous
Mendoza/unanimous
Valiente/unanimous
Mendoza
Mendoza/ Hon. Eric E.
Bumatay
Co, Hon. Ramon Juan N.
Reyes, Jr., Hon. Almond
L. Paguila/ unanimous
Parallag
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2014-043
2014-044
2014-045
2014-046
2014-047
2014-048
07-21-14
07-28-14
07-28-14
07-28-14
development of the Alicia resettlement project
at Barangay Mabini, Alicia, Isabela
A
resolution
requesting
Police
Senior
Superintendent Sotero DG Ramos, Jr., DSC,
Provincial Director to extend the tour of duty of
Police Chief Inspector Edilmar G. Alviar as
Chief of Police of Alicia Police Station of Alicia,
Isabela until his successor shall have been
chosen by the Municipal Mayor.
A resolution requesting the Honorable Faustino
“Bojie” G. Dy, III, Provincial Governor,
Province of Isabela to allocate fund for the
concreting of M. H. del Pilar to Amistad road
within the municipality of Alicia, Isabela.
Faustino “BOJIE”
G. Dy, III, Provincail
Governor, Province of Isabela to appropriate
funds for the concreting of a Provincial Road
(Calaocan-Dagupan)
both
within
the
municipality of Alicia, Isabela.
A resolution earnestly expressing oneness or
joining the Muslim Brother most particularly
those residing at Alicia, Isabela on the
occasion/observance of their “EID-AL-FITR” on
July 29, 2014.
A resolution designating 1,500 square meters
lot within the Municipal Compound of the Local
Government Unit of Alicia, as an area for the
construction of Rural Health Unit Building and
Birthing Center of this municipality to be
funded under the European Union (EU)
assisted Health Sector Policy Support
Programme II (EU-HSPSP).
Mendoza/ Hon. Eric
E.Bumatay
Mendoza/unanimously
Mendoza /unanimously
Hon. Andy Bonn B.
Velasco/unanimously
Valiente/ duly seconded
Mendoza/Hon. Eric E.
L. Dy, Municipal Mayor, to enter into a
Bumatay
Memorandum of Agreement with the School
Heads of the various Public Secondary Schools
outside the Municipality where there are
enrolled students who are residents of Alicia,
Isabela for the implementation and granting of
scholarships to all Public Secondary Students
from this municipality.
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2014-048-A 08-04-14
2014-048-B 08-11-14
2014-048-C 08-11-14
2014-049
2014-050
08-11-14
08-18-14
2014-050-A 08-18-14
2014-051
08-18-14
birthday greetings to Honorable Jason Manuel
P. Alejandro, Sangguniang Bayan member of
Alicia, Isabela on the occasion of his birthday
on August 1, 2014.
birthday greetings to Madam Cecilia LaguatanDy, beloved Mother of the Municipal Mayor on
the occasion of her birthday on August 11,
2014.`
birthday greetings to Honorable Atty. Joel
Amos P. Alejandro, CPA, Municipal Vice Mayor
of Alicia, Isabela on the occasion of his
birthday on August 18, 2014.
A resolution congratulating the Alicia Police
Station of Alicia, Isabela through its Chief of
Police, Police chief Inspector Edilmar G. Alviar
for being adjudged as the Best Municipal Police
Station for the year 2013 conferred on the 8th
Day of August 2014 in consonance with the
113th Police Service Anniversary.
A resolution designating Lot 472-A with an
area of 1,286 square meters of the Local
Government Unit of Alicia to be the site for the
construction of the new building of the Rural
Health Unit and Birthing Center of the
municipality of Alicia, Isabela funded under
Department of Health and the European Union
(EU) assisted Health Sector Policy Support
Programme II (EU-HSPSP).
A resolution expressing sincere greeting to the
Honorable Faustino “BOJIE” G. Dy, Provincial
Governor, Province of Isabela on the occasion
of his birthday celebration on August 31, 2014.
Cristino L. Naguiat, Jr., Chairman and Chief
Executive Officer (CEO), Philippine Amusement
and Gaming Corporation Office (PAGCOR) to
donate Six Hundred (600) pieces armchairs for
use at the newly constructed school buildings
at the various barangays of the municipality of
Alicia, Isabela.
Mendoza/ unanimously
Mendoza/unanimously
Mendoza/unanimously
Mendoza/unanimously
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2014-052
2014-053
2014-054
2014-055
2014-056
09-01-14
09-01-14
09-08-14
09-08-14
09-15-14
L. Dy, Municipal Mayor to enter into a
Department of Health (DOH), Region 02,
represented by Dr. Rio L. Magpantay, M.D. ,
PHSAE,
CESO
III,
Regional
Director,
Department of Health, Region 02 for the
construction of Birthing Center Building of the
Municipality of Alicia, Isabela.
L. Dy, Municipal Mayor, to enter into a
Memorandum of Agreement with the Housing
and Land Use and Regulatory Board Northern
Luzon Regional Office represented by Dr.
Teresita V. Galacgac, Regional Director for the
provision of Technical Assistance to the Local
Government Unit of Alicia for the preparation,
review and approval of the Comprehensive
Land Use Plan and Zoning Ordinance of this
municipality.
Manuel A. Alejandro, Board Member, Province
of Isabela to allocate funds in the amount of
Eighty Thousand Pesos (P80,000.00) from his
budget for the uniform of the volleyball players
who will join the First Municipal Councilor’s Cup
Volleyball Tournament on September 13-19,
2014 and the cash prizes for the winners in the
Drum and Lyre Competition to be held on
September 27, 2014.
L. Dy, Municipal Mayor to negotiate and
contract a loan or float bonds on behalf of the
municipality of Alicia, Isabela to fund the
propose Alicia Commercial Complex and
further authorizing the Municipal Mayor to sign
and execute contracts or agreements pertinent
thereto.
A resolution expressing support to House Bill
(HB) 4664 filed by Palawan Representative
Frederick Abueg, to amend Republic Act 7432
otherwise known as an “Act to maximize the
contribution of Senior Citizens to Nation
Valiente/Hon. Bueniroso
R. Mendoza
Mendoza, Hon. Romeo A.
Parallag
Alejandro/ Hon. Atty.
Mendoza/seconded
Alejandro/unanimously
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2014-057
2014-058
09-15-14
09-22-14
2014-058-A 09-22-14
2014-059
2014-060
2014-061
10-07-14
10-07-14
10-07-14
Building Grant Benfits and Special Privileges
and for other purpose”.
A resolution declaring September 29, 2014
(MONDAY) as a non-working holiday in the
municipality of Alicia in lieu of September 28,
2014 which falls on Sunday.
A resolution expressing sincere condolence and
deep sympathy to the bereaved family of the
late Mr. Marcial T. Benitez, who met his
untimely demised on September 21, 2014 to
join our Divine Creator in His Heavenly
Kingdom.
birthday greetings to Honorable Romeo a.
Parallag, Ex-Officio Member, Sangguniang
Bayan and President of Association of
Barangay Captains (ABC) of Alicia, Isabela on
the occasion of his birthday on September 27,
2014.
A resolution approving the One-Year Study
Leave of Mr. Rogelio T. Benitez, Municipal
Administrator, LGU, Alicia, Isabela effective
October 15, 2014 with pay including all the
benefits attached to the position and the
counterpart of the sending agency (LGUALICIA) for the course Master in National
Security Administration at the National Defense
College of the Philippines.
A resolution approving the implementation of
the Implementing rules and Regulations (IRR)
of Republic Act No. 9433, Otherwise Known as
the “Magna Carta for Public Social Workers” in
order to facilitate the compliance therewith
and to achieve the objectives thereof.
A resolution requesting the Honorable
Secretary Dinky Soliman, Department of Social
Welfare and Development through the
Regional Director for Region II- Ms. Remia T.
Tapispisand, Director IV to allocate funds for
100 housing units Core Shelter Assistance
Project (CSAP) to the municipality of Alicia,
Isabela amounting to Seven Million Pesos
(P7,000,000.00)
Valiente
Valiente/Hon. Jason
Manuel P. Alejandro
Co/unanimously
Parallag
Parallag
Hon. Engr. Bueniroso r.
Mendoza/ Hon. Romeo
A. Parallag
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2014-064
A resolution adopting and approving the
Mission and Vision Statement of the Municipal
10-07-14
Social Welfare and Development Office of the
Local Government Unit of Alicia, Isabela.
A resolution approving the establishment of
the Persons with Disability Action Office
10-07-14 (PDAO) and the Counselling Room for
marriage and court related cases in the Local
Government Unit of Alicia.
A resolution approving the regulation imposed
10-07-14 by the Birthing Center of this municipality.
2014-065
10-07-14
2014-066
10-13-14
2014-067
10-27-14
2014-068
10-27-14
2014-062
2014-063
Parallag
Parallag
Parallag
A resolution creating the Position of Local Hon. Engr. Bueniroso R.
Disaster and Risk Reduction Management Mendoza/Hon. Eric E.
Officer (LDRRMO), Salary Grade 18 under the Bumatay
Office of the Municipal Mayor.
A resolution authorizing the placement/deposit Hon. Engr. Bueniroso R.
to a High Yielding Savings Account (HYSA) - Mendoza/Hon. Romeo A.
2991-0913-03 with land Bank of the Philippines Parallag
of the Current Account 2992-1011-67 – Trust
fund – P3,000,000.00; and authorizing the
opening of a two (2) separate High Yielding
Savings Account (HYSA) to serve as depository
accounts of Current Account No. 2992-0510-42
– Operation of Market P6,000,000.00; and
Current Account No. 2992 -1018 – 68 – 20%
Economic Development Fund - P5,000,000.00
of the Local Government Unit on a monthly
basis to be rolled over until the Local
government Unit decides to terminate said
accounts.
A resolution requesting the Provincial Hon. Jason Manuel P.
Government of Isabela through Honorable Alejandro/unanimously
Manuel A. Alejandro, Board Member, Third
district of Isabela to donate two (2) units MultiCab vehicles to the municipality of Alicia
instead of four (4) units motorcycle as
previously requested under Resolution No.
2014-004 to serve as vehicle of the same
municipality.
A resolution requesting the Provincial Hon. Jason Manuel P.
Government of Isabela through Honorable Alejandro/unanimously
Randolph Arreola, Board Member Third District
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2014-069
2014-070
2014-071
2014-072
2014-073
11-04-14
11-04-14
11-10-14
11-10-14
11-10-14
2014-073-A 11-10-14
2014-074
2014-075
11-17-14
11-17-14
of Isabela to donate two (2) units multi-cab to
serve as service of the municipality of Alicia.
Executive of the municipality of Alicia to sign
and accept the transfer and donation of the
Alicia Resettlement Project located at Barangay
MAbini, Alicia, Isabela entered into by and
between the National Housing Authority (NHA)
and the Municipal government of Alicia,
Isabela.
A resolution adopting and approving the Ten
(10) Year Solid Waste Management Plan
(2013-2023) of the Local Government Unit of
Alicia, Isabela.
A
resolution
favorably
endorsing
the
establishment and operation of the birthing
center of the municipality of Alicia, Isabela
which shall be named “Alicia Birthing Center”.
A resolution authorizing the Municipal Health
Officer of the Local Government Unit (LGU) of
Alicia, Isabela
to be responsible in the
operation of the Alicia Birthing Center.
L. Dy, Municipal Mayor of this Local
Government Unit to enter into a Joint Venture
Contract with the Alicia Local Government
Employees Cooperative (ALGEC) represented
by its Chairman, Reynaldo M. Guiab for the
operation of the Rice Processing Complex – I
at Barangay Rizal, Alicia, Isabela.
birthday greetings to Honorable Eric E.
Bumatay, Member Sangguniang Bayan of
Alicia, Isabela on the occasion of his birthday
on November 10, 2014.
A resolution granting Economic Relief
Assistance (ERA) to all qualified government
officials and employees of the Local
Government Unit of Alicia, Isabela.
A resolution expressing sincere greetings to
the Honorable Napoleon S. Dy, congressman,
3rd District of Isabela on the occasion of his
birthday celebration on November 19, 2014.
Mendoza/unanimously
Mendoza/unanimously
Mendoza/unanimously
Mendoza/unanimously
Mendoza/unanimously
Mendoza/unanimously
Mendoza/unanimously
Mendoza/unanimously
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2014-076
2014-077
2014-078
2014-079
11-17-14
11-17-14
11-17-14
11-17-14
2014-079-A 11-27-14
2014-079-B 11-27-14
2014-080
12-01-14
A resolution adopting/enacting Supplemental
Budget No. 02 Calendar Year 2014 of the Local
Government Unit of Alicia, Isabela amounting
to four Million Six Hundred Sixty Seven
Thousand Eight Hundred Forty Six Pesos
(P4,667,846.00).
Unit of Alicia, Isabela represented by its
Municipal Mayor Ian Paul L. Dy and the
National Library of the Philippines represented
by its Director Antonio M.
A resolution approving the feasibility study of
the proposed Alicia Commercial Center of the
municipality of Alicia as prepared by the AYN
Resource Management Group.
Unit of Alicia represented by its Municipal
Mayor, Ian Paul L. Dy to enter into a
Memorandum of Agreement with the qualified
recipients of the “Dagdag Abono, Dagdag Ani
Program” of the municipality of Alicia, Isabela.
A resolution approving and adopting the
Annual Investment Plan (AIP) for Calendar
Year 2015 of the Local Government Unit of
Alicia, Isabela.
Unit of Alicia, Isabela represented by its
Municipal Mayor Ian Paul L. Dy to enter into a
Memorandum of Agreement with the Provincial
Government of Isabela represented by its
Provincial Governor Honorable Faustino
“BOJIE” G. Dy, III and the Department of
Social Welfare and Development (DSWD)
Regional Field Office 02 represented by its
Regional Director Remia T. Tapispisan for the
Implementation of the One Hundred (100)
units Core Shelter Assistance Program (CSAP)
in the municipality of Alicia, Isabela.
A resolution approving the reprogramming of
the Annual Investment Plan for Current Year
2014 funded under the 20% Economic
Development Fund of the Local Government
Unit of Alicia.
Mendoza/unanimously
Mendoza/unanimously
Mendoza/unanimously
Hon. Engr. Bueniroso r.
Mendoza/unanimously
Hon. Engr. Bueniroso
R.Mendoza/ unanimously
Parallag
Mendoza/unanimously
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2014-081
2014-082
2014-083
A resolution approving the list Anti-Proverty Hon. Engr.Bueniroso R.
12-08-14 Projects of the Muncipality of Alicia, Isabela.
Mendoza/ Hon. Romeo
A. Parallag
A resolution approving the five (5%) Local Hon. Jason Manuel P.
Disaster Risks Reduction and Management Alejandro/ Hon. Romeo
12-08-14
Fund (LDRRMF) for Current Year 2015 of the A. Parallag
Local Government Unit of Alicia.
A resolution approving the Municipal Disaster Hon. Jason Manuel P.
Risks Reduction and Management Council Alejandro/Hon. Romeo A.
12-08-14 (MDRRMC) Annual Work and Financial Plan for Parallag
Current Year 2015 of the Local Government
Unit of Alicia.
(Sgd.) ATTY. JOEL AMOS P. ALEJANDRO
Municipal Vice Mayor & Presiding Officer
 ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT OF THE MUNICIPAL ADMINISTRATOR
1. To oversee and enforce discipline in the entire Municipal Government, except the office of
the Sangguniang Bayan.
2. To sign permits, clearances, licenses, communications, notices and other papers of official
nature except those involving executive decision-making.
3. To approve payrolls and vouchers for regular salaries and wages and counter signs checks
and warrants for withdrawal for the said purpose.
4. Upon the absence of the Mayor within the Municipality to sign and approve vouchers
upon his authority disbursement, expenses not exceeding P25,000.00 subject to the
limitations provided under the Local Government Code 1991.
5. Performed other functions and responsibilities as required by the office of the Municipal
Mayor.
6. Assisted and coordinated in the implementation of the Local Government Program and
activities.
7. Represented the Mayor in some conferences, seminars and other activities.
8. Prepared and issued Business Permits, Mayor’s Clearance, and Mayor’s Permit, notice of
meeting,
letter
of
invitation/confrontation,
recommendations
and
other
related
documents.
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9. Coordinated and assisted in the implementation and supervision of the
municipality’s
scholarship program.
10. Inspected Business Establishments without licenses.
11. Records keeping and filing of all communications, documents and others.
12. Distributed notice of meetings, office orders and others.
13. Issued 636 Business Licenses, 96 Barangay, 1,002 Tricycle Permit, and 10 Peddlers.
Submitted by:
(Sgd) LORNA S. PARAY
Administrative Officer IV
2014 LOCAL EXECUTIVE ORDERS
Local Executive Order No. 2014-001
AN ORDER DESIGNATING JOHNIE REY R. NABUA AS THE FOCAL PERSON ON FULL DISCLOSURE
POLICY (FDP) PORTAL
Local Executive Order No. 2014-1a
AN ORDER REORGANIZING THE MUNICIPAL GENDER AND DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL OF THE
MUNICIPALITY OF ALICIA, ISABELA
AN ORDER REORGANIZING THE LOCAL COUNCIL FOR WOMEN IN THE MUNICIPALITY OF
ALICIA, ISABELA
AN ORDER REORGANIZING THE MUNCIPAL DISASTER RISK REDUCTION AND MANAGEMENT
COUNCIL (MDRRMC) OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF ALICIA, ISABELA
Local Executive Order No. 2014-003-A
AN ORDER CREATING THE MUNICIPAL RESCUE TEAM (RESCUE 531) OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF
ALICIA, PROVINCE OF ISABELA.
AN ORDER REORGANIZING THE LOCAL SCHOOL BOARD (LSB) OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF
ALICIA, ISABELA.
AN ORDER REORGANIZING THE LOCAL HEALTH BOARD OF THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT UNIT OF
ALICIA, ISABELA
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AN ORDER REORGANIZING THE MUNICIPAL PEACE AND ORDER COUNCIL (MPOC) OF THE
AN ORDER DESIGNATING MS. ISABEL M. GABRILLO, AGRICULTURAL TECHNOLOGIST, AS THE
MUNICIPAL FISH COORDINATOR AND MR. SAMMY M. ZAMORA AS THE OFFICIAL ENCODER OF
THE MUNICIPALITY OF ALICIA, ISABELA
AN ORDER ORGANIZING THE PROGRAM ON AWARDS AND INCENTIVES FOR SERVICE
EXCELLENCE (PRAISE) COMMITTEE IN THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT UNIT F ALICIA, ISABELA
AN ORDER ORGANIZING THE PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT TEAM (PMT) FOR THE EFFECTIVE
IMPLEMENTATION OF STRATEGIC PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM IN THE LOCAL
GOVERNMENT UNIT OF ALICIA, ISABELA
AN ORDER CREATING THE HEALTH, WELLNESS AND SAFETY PLAN OF THE OFFICIALS AND
EMPLOYEES OF THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT UNIT OF ALICIA, ISABELA
AN ORDER REORGANIZING THE MUNICIPAL NUTRITION COMMITTEE OF THE LOCAL
AN ORDER REORGANIZING THE MUNICIPAL PHYSICAL FITNESS AND SPORTS DEVELOPMENT
COUNCIL (MPFSDC) OF THE MUNCIPALITY OF ALICIA, ISABELA.
Local Executive Order No.2014-013
AN ORDER REORGANIZING THE MUNICIPAL
JOINT INSPECTION TEAM (JIT) OF THE
AN ORDER REORGANIZING THE MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT TECHNICAL
TECHNICAL WORKING GROUP OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF ALICIA, ISABELA
AN ORDER REORGANIZING THE MUNICIPAL INSPECTORATE TEAM FOR INFRASTRUCTURE
PROJECTS OF THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT UNIT OF ALICIA, ISABELA
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AN ORDER REORGANIZING THE COMMITTEE ON DECORUM AND INVESTIGATION OF SEXUAL
HARASSMENT CASES IN THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT UNIT OF ALICIA, ISABELA.
AN ORDER REORGANIZING THE MUNICIPAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE (MAC) IN SUPPORT TO
THE PANTAWID PAMILYANG PILIPINO PROGRAM (4Ps) OF THE DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL
WELLFARE AND DEVELOPMENT (DSWD) AND THE MUNICIPALITY OF ALICIA, ISABELA.
AN ORDER REORGANIZING THE MUNICIPAL INTER-AGENCY COMMITTEE AGAINST
TRAFFICKING – VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN AND THEIR CHILDER (MIACAT – VAWC) OF THE
AN ORDER REORGANIZING THE WEB DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF
ALICIA, ISABELA
AN ORDER REORGANIZING THE LOCAL POVERTY REDUCTION TEAM (LPRAT) OF THE
AN ORDER REORGANIZING THE MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT BOARD OF THE
AN ORDER REORGANIZING THE LOCAL SCHOOL BOARD (LSB) OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF
ALICIA, ISABELA
AN ORDER DESIGNATING MR. HERMENEGILDO A. SIBAYAN, JR. AS THE LOCAL ECONOMIC AND
INVESTMENT PROMOTION OFFICER (LEIPO) OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF ALICIA, ISABELA
AN ORDER CREATING THE LGU SEAL OF GOOD LOCAL GOVERNANCE (SGLG) TEAM OF THE
AN ORDER REORGANIZING THE LOCAL COUNCIL FOR THE PROTECTION OF CHILDREN IN THE
Local Executive Order 2014-25A
AN ORDER CREATING THE DIFFERENT MUNICIPAL COMMITTEE FOR THE EARLY CHILDHOOD
CARE AND DEVELOPMENT (MCECCD) IN THE MUNICIPALITY OF ALICIA, ISABELA
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Local Executive Order 2014-26
AN ORDER ORGANIZING THE PUBLIC MANAGEMENT (PFM) TEAM IN THE MUNICIPALITY OF
ALICIA, ISABELA
AN ORDER REORGANIZING THE BIDS AND AWARDS COMMITTEE (BAC) OF THE LOCAL
Local Executive Order No.2014-28
AN ORDER REORGANIZING THE MUNICIPAL DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL (MDC) OF THE
AN ORDER DESIGNATING ATTY. JONATHAN B. VALIENTE, SANGUNIANG BAYAN MEMBER AS
THE DIRECTOR-GENERAL OF THE 65TH FOUNDING ANNIVERSARY OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF
ALICIA, ISABELA
AN ORDER CREATING THE SENIOR CITIZENS MUNICIPAL COORDINATING AND MONITORING
BOARD OF ALICIA, ISABELA
AN ORDER REORGANIZING THE MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT TECHNICAL
WORKING GROUP OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF ALICIA, ISABELA
AN ORDER CREATING THE MUNICIPAL MULTI-STAKEHOLDER ALLIANCE (MMSA) FOR
TUBERCULOSIS (TB) CONTROL IN THE MUNICIPALITY OF ALICIA, ISABELA
AN ORDER DECLARING SEPTEMBER 28 AND EVERY YEAR THEREAFTER AS THE OFIFICIAL
ARBOR DAY IN THE MUNICIPALITY OF ALICIA, ISABELA
AN ORDER REORGANIZING THE BIDS AND AWARDS COMMITTEE (BAC) OF THE LOCAL
AN ORDER DESIGNATING MS. LYDIA M. VIDUYA AS THE VOLUNTEER AND CITIZENSHIP DESK
OFFICER.
AN ORDER REORGANIZING THE MUNICIPAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE (MAC) IN SUPPORT TO
THE PANTAWID PAMILYANG PILIPINO PROGRAM (4Ps) OF THE DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL
WELFARE AND DEVELOPMENT (DSWD) AND THE MUNICIPALITY OF ALICIA, ISABELA.
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AN ORDER REORGANIZING THE LOCAL SCHOOL BOARD (LSB) OF THE UNICIPALITY OF ALICIA,
ISABELA.
AN ORDER REORGANIZING THE LOCAL COUNCIL FOR THE PROTECTION OF CHILDREN IN THE
MUNICIPALITY OF ALICIA, ISABELA.
AN ORDER REORGANIZING THE MUNICIPAL CULTURAL AND TOURIST COUNCIL OF THE
AN ORDER REORGANIZING THE MUNICIPAL ANTI-DRUG ABUSE COUNCIL
MUNICIPALITY OF ALICIA, ISABELA AS PER DILG MC 98-227 DECEMBER 2,1998
OF
THE
AN ORDER REORGANIZING THE LOCAL POVERTY REDUCTION ACTION TEAM (LPRAT) OF THE
AN ORDER REORGANIZING THE LOCAL POVERTY REDUCTION ACTION TEAM (LPRAT) OF THE
AN ORDER REORGANIZING THE MUNICIPAL PEACE AND ORDER COUNCIL (MPOC) OF THE
 ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT OF THE MUNICIPAL PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT OFFICE
2014 was a year marked by significant accomplishments for the MPDC Office. With our
collective efforts we were able to realize our department’s mandate. The times demand that we
improve our craft, and so we did. Assessing our performance in CY 2014, we have strived to be
more active in our efforts to sustain a high level of performance and to continue taking pride in
what our department is doing and striving for to become relevant to our clientele. We owe our
accomplishments to the support of our Municipal Mayor and the members of the Sangguniang
Bayan and to our good partnership with the LGU departments and barangays. We will continue to
count on the commitment and support of everyone to take our department to even greater
heights. The following are our accomplishments, viz:

Consolidated and prepared the 2014 Local Government Annual Accomplishment Report.
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
Prepared various plans and programs for development.

As member of the Local Finance Committee, this office participated in the budget
preparation, deliberation and review.

Issued eighteen (18) zoning certifications based on the actual existence of road right of
way of subdivision plans and actual land uses.

Issued eighty ( 80 ) Locational Clearance and/or Certificate of Zoning Compliance to all
projects and activities i.e. construction of residential, commercial, institutional, industrial,
agro-industrial projects ,special projects and others.

Actively participated in the different committee hearings and meetings.

Conducted inspection and monitoring of projects and activities for zoning compliance as
well as on-going and completed infrastructure projects.

Prepared the Local Development and Investment Plan for approval of the Sanggunian
Bayan.

Assisted in the preparation of Bottom up Budgetting for 2015-2016.

Assisted in the preparation of official communications, memoranda, reports on Bids and
Award Committee.

Incharge and participated in the program during the Construction of Booth entry to the
Bambanti Festival of the Province.

Consolidated gathered data needed for the revision/updating of Comprehensive Land Use
Plan (CLUP).

Participated in the “One-Stop-Shop” initiated by Local Government Unit to facilitate the
renewal of business permits and licenses.
The challenges of the year 2014 were exacting, but with constant hard work and genuine
intention to perform directed towards ensuring and sustaining this office’s relevance to its
clientele, everything fell in its proper place. It is assured that identified performance gaps during
the year are lessons learned for us to pursue with commitment our performance goals in the next
years to come.
(Sgd.) PAZ D, VALEROZO
OIC/ MPDC
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ANNUAL INVESTMENT PLAN (Funded by the 20% Development Fund )
Budget Year
Estimated IRA
Reference
Code
3.1
3.2
:
:
2014
PhP 102,840,974.00
20% of IRA
: PhP 20,568,194.80
Program/Project/Activity Description
Estimated Amount
SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT
3.1.2 LGU counterpart for the construction of Mabini
.
Core Shelter Project.
3.1.10 Construction and Installation of Street
Lighting System.
4,500,000.00
930,000.00
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
3.2.4 (a) Loan Amortization (Domestic) - construction
of Multi-purpose Building and Barangay Roads.
4,329,307.97
3.2.4 (b) Loan Amortization (DMAF) – acquisition of
Heavy Equipment for the maintenance of
infrastructure projects.
1,513,116.73
3.2.4 (c) Loan Amortization (domestic) – acquisition of
Ambulance for Rescue .
3.2.5
1000
Construction, repair, rehabilitation and
maintenance of public roads and buildings
900,000.00
7,000,000.00
GENERAL PUBLIC SERVICES
1000.1 Solid Waste Management Program
1000.1.1Implemetation of Environmental
Protection and Urban Greening.
1000.1.11 Construction Of Material Recovery
Facility.
Grand Total
Prepared by:
(Sgd) Engr. GERARDO L. RODULFO
PDO II/ OIC -MPDC
900,000.00
495,770.10
20,568,194.80
Approved by:
(Sgd) IAN PAUL L. DY
Municipal Mayor
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ANNUAL INVESTMENT PLAN – CY 2015
(Funded by the 20 % Economic Development Fund of the LGU)
Internal Revenue Allotment:
Reference
Code
3.1
3.2
3.3
117,726,246.00
20% of IRA: 23,545,249.20
Program/Project/Activity
Description
SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT
3.1.2 LGU counterpart for the construction of Mabini
Core Shelter Project
3.1.2 Construction and Installation of Street
Lighting System
3.1.3 Counterpart Fund for the BUB Funded Projects
Estimated Amount
(Php)
2,000,000.00
500,000.00
2,060,000.00
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
3.2.1 Construction, rehabilitation of local roads or
bridges (including maintenance of Rizal-San
Juan Road).
3.2.1.1 Purchase of Heavy Equipments such as
pay loaders, dump trucks and graders.
3.2.1.2 Construction/Rehabilitation of MultiPurpose Hall.
3.2.2 (a) Loan Amortization (Domestic) – Construction
of Multi-purpose Buildings and Barangay
Roads.
3.2.2 (b) Loan Amortization (DMAF) – acquisition of
Heavy Equipment for the maintenance of
infrastructure projects.
3.2.2 (c) Loan Amortization (Domestic) – Construction
of Multi-Purpose Building
2,000,000.00
3,000,000.00
2,000,000.00
3,938,738.46
1,513,116.72
5,400,000.00
ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
3.3.1 Urban Greening
233,394.02
3.3.2 Construction of Material Recovery Facility,
Sanitary Landfill, Purchase of Garbage Trucks
and other related equipments.
Grand
Total
Prepared by:
PAZ D. VALEROZO
Statistician III/OIC – MPDC
900,000.00
P
23,545,249.20
Approved by:
IAN PAUL L.DY
Municipal Mayor
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ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT OF THE MUNICIPAL BUDGET OFFICE
MAJOR FINAL OUTPUTS
SUCCESS INDICATOR
A. Budget Preparation
1. Prepared and submitted SB #1 – P 3,200,000.00
Supplemental Budget No. 1 &
2, CY 2014
SB #2 – P 4,300,000.00
2. Prepared Annual Budget Annual Budget
CY 2015
Php 153,090,246.00
B. Budget Review
1.Conducted
preliminary
review on Barangay Annual 34 Annual Budgets
and Supplemental Budgets.
75 Supplemental Budgets
2.
Provided
technical
assistance to Barangay.
Barangay officials and staff
C. Budget Execution
1. Prepared quarterly advice
of allotment
7 reports of advice of
allotment
2.Prepared monthly
3. Distributed monthly notice
of funding checks issued to
Barangay
and
offices/
departments concern.
4.
Prepared
Obligation
Request for vouchers and
payrolls
5. Prepared and submitted
Statement of Receipts and
Expenditures for CY 2014
12 monthly SAAO
12 ATDA to offices concern
408 ATDA to Barangays
5,324 vouchers & payrolls
prepared
1 SRE
WORK / UNIT
ACCOMPLISHED
Resolution #2014 – 038,AO
#03
Dated July 04, 2014
Resolution #2014 – 076,AO#04
Dated November 17, 2014
AO No. 2014 – 05
dated Nov. 27,2014
AO No. 2014 – 05
dated Nov. 27, 2012
Conducted review to see if such
budgets are in accordance with
Local Gov’t. Code & its
implementing
rules
and
regulations
Issues and concerns are
clarified
and
queries are
properly addressed.
Prepared every 1st month of
each quarter, served as basis
for
disbursement
of
appropriations/ allotments.
Monitoring the utilization and
obligations of accounts.
Distributed to barangays and
offices/
departmentsconcern
served as reference for the
monthly funding of allotments
Certified by the MBO as to the
availability of appropriations
Submitted on April 24, 2014 at
the Office of the Provincial
Budget Officer
( Sgd ). EMIAMOR D. YUSON
Municipal Budget Officer
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ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT OF TREASURY OFFICE
GENERAL FUND REPORT OF REVENUES & RECEIPTS AS OF DECEMBER 2014
REVENUE SOURCES
Income:
BUSINESS TAX
COMMUNITY TAX
FRANCHISE/MTOP
OCCUPATION TAX
REAL PROPERTY TAX
FINES AND PENALTIES
BUSINESS INCOME
WEIGHT & MEASURE
PERMIT FEES
Mayor’s Permit
Building Permit
Burial Permit
TOTAL PERMIT FEES
REGISTRATION FEES
Registration of Large Cattle
Registration of Civil Status
Marriage Fees
TOTAL REGISTRATION FEES
CLEARANCE & CERT. FEES
Police Clearance
Court Fees
Cert./Secretary’s fee
TOTAL CLEARANCE
GARBAGE FEES
INSPECTION FEES
INCOME FROM MARKET
INCOME FROM S-HOUSE
RENT INCOME
INTEREST INCOME
INTERNAL REVENUE
Allotment (IRA)
SALE OF CONFISCATED/
ABANDONED /SIEZED GOODS &
PROPERTIES
SHARE FROM PAGCOR-PCSO
SHARE FROM TOBACCO EXCISE
TAX
MISCELLANEOUS INCOME
GAIN/LOSS ON SALE OF
DISPOSSED ASSETS
TOTAL INCOME
TOTAL INCOME EXCLUDING IRA
Account
code
Budget
Estimates
2014
Actual
Collections
JAN. – DEC 2014
Collection
Efficiency
%
582
583
584
585
588
12, 100,000.00
900, 000.00
400, 000.00
865, 000.00
2,200,000.00
12, 570,635.62
722, 769.27
411, 940.00
914, 540.00
2, 365, 803.69
103.89%
80.31%
102.99%
105.73%
107.54%
599
601
700,000.00
150,000.00
749, 738.11
93,250.00
107.11%
62.17%
605
2, 500, 000.00
2, 143, 864. 47
85.75%
606
350, 000.00
385, 240.00
110.07%
613
616
617
636
637
642
664
550, 000.00
300, 000.00
500,000.00
5,200,000.00
1,200,000.00
18,000.00
200,000.00
550, 700.00
263, 663.00
537, 028.87
5,905,468.25
1,485,928.00
151, 139.67
100.13%
87.89%
107.41%
113.57%
123.83%
0.00%
75.57%
665
103,208,820.00
103,208,823.00
100.00%
208.51%
100.00%
666
0.00
670
671
350,000.00
729,768.55
12, 747.00
12, 747.00
678
682
4,873,859.00
5,382,463.75
110.44%
136,578,426.00
33,369,606.00
138,585,511.25
35,376,688.25
101.47%
106.01%
42
GENERAL FUND
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF INCOME
AS OF DECEMBER, 2014
Actual
Actual
Account
Collections
Collections
INCREASE
REVENUE SOURCES
Code
JAN. – DEC.
JAN. – DEC.
(DECREASE)
2013
2014
Income:
BUSINESS TAX
582
10,957,609.44
12,570,635.62
1,613,026.18
COMMUNITY TAX
583
939,411.15
722,769.27
(216,641.88)
FRANCHISE/MTOP
584
126,280.00
411,940.00
285,660.00
OCCUPATION TAX
585
526,559.09
914,540.00
387,980.91
REAL PROPERTY TAX
588
1,678,884.96
2,365,803.69
686,918.73
FINES AND PENALTIES599
726,669.79
749,738.11
23,068.32
BUSINESS INCOME
WEIGHT & MEASURE
601
79,720.00
93,250.00
13,530.00
PERMIT FEES
Mayor’s Permit
Building Permit
Burial Permit
TOTAL PERMIT FEES
605
2,091,044.86
2,143,864.47
52,819.61
REGISTRATION FEES
Registration of Large Cattle
Registration of Civil Status
Marriage Fees
TOTAL REGISTRATION FEES
606
340,975.00
385,240.00
44,265.00
CLEARANCE & CERT. FEES
Police Clearance
Court Fees
Cert./Secretary’s fee
TOTAL CLEARANCE
613
524,130.00
550,700.00
26,570.00
GARBAGE FEES
616
240,207.00
263,663.00
23,456.00
INSPECTION FEES
617
466,046.20
537,028.87
70,982.67
INCOME FROM MARKET
636
5,002,330.75
5,905,468.25
903,137.50
INCOME FROM S-HOUSE
637
1,444,804.00
1,485,928.00
41,124.00
RENT INCOME
642
INTEREST INCOME
664
93,922.54
151,139.67
57,217.13
INTERNAL REVENUE
665
91,093,390.00 103,208,823.00 12,115,433.00
Alloment (IRA)
SALE OF
CONFISCATED/ABANDONED/
666
SIEZED GOODS & PROPERTIES
SHARE FROM PAGCOR-PCSO
670
533,223.27
729,768.55
196,545.28
SHARE FROM TOBACCO EXCISE
671
12,747.00
12,747.00
MISCELLANEOUS INCOME
678
4,898,539.00
5,382,463.75
483,924.75
GAIN/LOSS ON SALE OF
DISPOSSED ASSETS
682
TOTAL INCOME
121,776,494.05 138,585,511.25 16,809,017.20
TOTAL INCOME EXCLUDING IRA
30,683,104.05
35,376,688.25
4,693,584.20
43
SPECIAL EDUCATION FUND
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF INCOME
CY 2014 & 2013
REVENUE SOURCES
Account
Code
Income:
Special Education Tax
(RPT)
Fines and Penalties
Interest Income
TOTAL INCOME
591
599
664
CY 2014
CY 2013
INCREASE/
(DECREASE)
2,916,814.18
644,927.75
6,247.46
2,098,606.17
533,607.92
4,587.48
313,208.01
111,319.98
1,659.98
3,567,989.39
2,636,801.57
531,187.82
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF EXPENSES
CY 2014 & 2013
Functions /Programs
Project /Activity
Public Education
Personal Services
-Salaries and Wages
-Year-End Benefits
Sub-total
Maintenance and Other
Operating Expenses:
- Discount on Special
Education Tax
- Depreciation Expense
- Other MOOE
- Palarong
Bayan/Area/Provl
Meet(Sports Clinic,
Sports Supplies, Meals
Snacks, Bus Rental/
Gasoline
TOTAL MOOE
Capital Outlay:
-Construction of School
Building
GRAND TOTAL
Account
Code
INCREASE/
(DECREASE)
CY 2014
CY 2013
707
408,636.35
40,000.00
448,636.35
642,840.90
45,000.00
687,840.90
(243,204.55)
(5,000.00)
(239.204.55)
955
921
969
969-1
156,241.34
11,430.33
210,845.62
200,000.00
103,963.70
2,857.98
1,136.426.82
-
52,277.64
8,572.35
(925,581.20)
200,000.00
578,517.29
1,243,248.50
(664,731.21)
2,285,856.57
-
2,285,856.57
3,313,010.21
1,931,089.40
1,381,920.81
3321
212
44
STATEMENT OF INCOME
FOR THE MONTH OF DECEMBER, 2014
REVENUE
RESOURCES
Account
Code
Income:
Special Education
Tax (RPT)
Fines and
Penalties
Interest Income
TOTAL INCOME
Budget
Estimates
2014
591
599
664
Actual
Collection
2014
Collection
Efficeincy
%
2,060,000.00
535,000.00
5,000.00
2,916,814.18
644,927.75
6,247.46
141.59
120.54
124.94
2,6000,000.00
3,587,989.39
137.23
STATUS OF APPROPRIATRIONS AND EXPENDITURES
AS OF DECEMBER ,2014
Functions /Programs
Project /Activity
Public Education
Personal Services
-Salaries and Wages
-Year-End Benefits
Sub-total
Maintenance and Other
Operating Expenses:
- Discount on Special
Education Tax
- Depreciation Expense
- Other MOOE
- Palarong
Bayan/Area/Provl
Meet(Sports Clinic,
Sports Supplies,
Meals Snacks, Bus
Rental/ Gasoline
TOTAL MOOE
Capital Outlay:
-Construction of
School
Building
GRAND TOTAL
Account
Code
Appropriations
Expenditures
Appropriation
Balance
3321
707
724
540,000.00
45,000.00
585,000.00
408,636.35
40,000.00
448,636.35
131,363.65
5,000.00
136,363.65
955
921
969
969-1
105,000.00
5,000.00
250,000.00
200,000.00
156,241.34
11,430.33
210,854.62
200,000.00
(51,241.34)
(6,430.33)
39,154.38
-
560,000.00
578,517.57
(18,517.29)
2,355,000.00
2,285,856.57
69,143.43
3,500,000.00
3,313,010.21
186,989.79
212
45
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF MARKET AND SLAUGHTERHOUSE COLLECTIONS
For the Month of January-December, 2013 to January- December, 2014
MARKET COLLECTION
(Lot Rentals, Cash
Tickets & Rental of
New Market Building)
SLAUGHTERHOUSE
COLLECTION
(Slaughter Fees, Post
Mortem and
Antemortem)
2013
2014
TOTAL COLLECTIONS
(Market and
Slaughterhouse)
INCREASE/
DECREASE)
MONTH
2013
2014
2013
2014
January 404,838.75 892,796.50 129,069.00 134,142.50 533,907.75 1,026,939.00 493,031.25
February 289,971.50 471,119.50 100,596.50 109,607.00 390,568.00 580,726.50 190,158.50
98,006.50
123,142.00
559,444.25
858,579.25 299,135.00
March 461,437.75 735,437.25
14,464.00
April 522,070.25 539,285.25 123,922.00 121,171.00 645,992.25 660,456.25
May 399,068.50 521,859.00 127,225.50 128,158.50 526,294.00 650,017.50 123.723.50
June 345,618.00 475,741.00 112,985.00 128,193.50 458,603.00 603,934.50 145,331.50
July 408,747.00 379,012.75 125,120.00 116,805.50 533,867.00 495,818.25 (38,048.75)
30,106.75
August 400,832.75 427,776.50 106,044.00 109,207.00 506,876.75 536,983.50
September 361,916.00 357,439.75 131,465.00 131,679.50 493,381.50 489,119.25 (4,262.25)
October 410,659.75 343,120.00 140,293.50 135,896.50 550,953.25 479,016.50 (71,936.75)
November 467,757.75 350,332.25 127,236.50 118,836.50 594,994.25 469,168.75 (125,825.50)
December 529,412.75 411,548.50 122,840.00 129,088.50 652,252.70 540,637.00 (111,615.70)
TOTAL 5,002,330.75 1,444,804.00 1,485,928.00 6,447,134.70 6,447,134.70 7,391,396.25 944,261.55
STATEMENT OF ANNUAL INCOME
For Calendar Year 2010-15
ACTUAL
COLLECTIONS
2010
ACTUAL
COLLECTIONS
2011
ACTUAL
COLLECTIONS
2012
ACTUAL
COLLECTIONS
2013
ACTUAL
COLLECTIONS
2014
TAX REVENUE
Real Property Tax
650,287.53
970,042.66 1,642,309.66 1,678,884.96
2,365,803.69
Taxes on Goods
and Service
Municipal
Business Tax
8,493,067.44 9,255,061.72 9,167,759.94 10,957,609.44 12,570,635.62
Occupational Tax
Other Tax
Fines and
Penalties
522,940.00
693,880.00
783,200.00
526,559.09
914,540.00
391,381.32
476,441.30
781,664.92
726,669.79
749,738.11
Community Tax
TOTAL TAX
REVENUE
451,632.19
525,779.00
555,120.37
939,411.15
722,769.27
10,509,308.48 11,921,204.68 12,930,054.89 14,829,134.43 17,323,486.69
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NON-TAX REVENUE
REGULATORY FEES
Mayors Permit
Fees
Registration Fees
Weight and
Measure
1,966,639.86 2,333,691.95 1,934,031.43 2,091,044.86
2,143,864.47
292,338.00
296,633.00
378,543.00
340,975.00
385,240.00
65,100.00
83,700.00
90,701.00
79,270.00
93,250.00
89,800.00
323,800.00
399,980.00
126,280.00
411,940.00
Certification Fees
331,825.00
414,745.00
478,195.00
524,130.00
550,700.00
Inspection Fees
373,048.00
423,620.00
447,100.00
466,046.20
537,028.87
Garbage Fees
TOTAL
REGULATORY FEES
195,850.00
215,340.00
226,316.00
240,207.00
263,663.00
3,314,600.86 4,091,529.95 3,954,866.43 3,867,953.06
4,385,686.34
3,557,722.98 3,936,084.38 4,149,876.18 5,002,330.75
5,905,468.25
1,219,698.75 1,259,738.75 1,344,082.50 1,444,804.00
1,485,928.00
4,777,421.73 5,195,823.13 5,493,958.68 6,447,134.75
7,391,396.25
Miscellaneous
3,247,815.03 4,898,680.19 5,740,792.25 5,441,509.27
sales of Assets (Mun. Vehicles)
6,124,979.30
MTOP
RECEIPT FR. ECO.
ENTERPRISES
Receipt from
Market
Receipt from
Slaughterhouse
TOTAL RECEIPTS
FROM ECO.
ENTERPRISE
OTHER RECEIPTS
Interest Income
TOTAL OTHER
RECEIPTS
GRANDTOTAL
298,931.35
101,632.44
249,370.98
93,922.54
151,139.67
3,546,746.38 5,000,312.63 5,990,163.23 5,535,431.81
6,276,118.97
22,148,077.45 26,208,870.39 28,369,043.23 30,679,654.05 35,376,688.25
47
ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT OF THE OFFICE ON AGRICULTURAL SERVICES
PROGRAMS/
ACTIVITIES
TIME FRAME
1.Full establishment of
Organic
Agriculture
Technology
Demonstration farm
2. Various Livelihood
Skills Training
a. Paper Weaving
b. Hyacinth Weaving
c. Fish Processing
d. Meat Processing
e. Rice Noodle Making
f. Rice and fruit wine
making
g. Catering Operations
3. Livelihood Projects
a.
Meat
Processing
Project
b.
Fish
Processing
Project
c. Rice Noodle Making
d. Hyacinth Weaving
e. Rice and fruit wine
making
4. Livelihood Projects
a.
Candle
Making
Project
b. Rice Coffee Making
c.
Meat
Processing
project
5. Fingerlings Dispersal
(Tilapia)
January 2013 Farmers of
– May 2014 Alicia, Isabela
SOURCE
OF FUND/
PROJECT
DA-RFO 02
and LGU –
P955,000.00
Alicia,
Isabela
AMOUNT
INVOLVED
REMARKS
Finished
January –
December,
2014
IGLO and RIC
Officers and
Members
LGU –
P38,000.00 Alicia,
Isabela
Finished
January –
December,
2014
IGLO and RIC
Officers and
Members
DOLE and
LGU –
P1.8 Million
Alicia,
Isabela
Granted
September
2013 –
December
2014
IGLO and RIC
Officers and
Members
February 13, Fisherfolks of
2014
Alicia, Isa.
6. Animal Vaccination
6.1
Large
Animals
January –
(Hemo. Sep.)
May 2014
6.2 Small Animals (Anti
– Rabis )
7.Dagdag
Abono
–
Dagdag Ani
April – May
2014
8.Dagdag
Abono
Dagdag Ani
TARGET
BENEFICIARIES
– November
2014 – April
2015
Animal – Owners
of Alicia, Isabela
Farmer –
Cooperatives of
Alicia, Isabela
Farmers with
1ha and below
rice farm
P500,000.00 DTI
BFAR – San
Mateo,
Isabela
PVO –
P8,118.00
Ilagan,
P7,420.00
Isabela
(DA – RFO
02) and
P 1.9 Million LGU –
Alicia,
Isabela
(DA – RFO
P1.6 Million 02) and
LGU –
On - going
Finished
Finished
Finished
On - going
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9.FLE
Technology
Demonstration
10.
Rice
Achievers
Techno - Demo
11.
Farmers
Field
School (FFS) on Organic
Agriculture
12. P25.00 discount per
bag of Inbred Rice
seeds
from
the
Agriculture Office
13. 2 units Reversible
Dryer
14. Rice
Report
April 2014
April 2014
Farmers of
Alicia, Isabela
Farmers of
Alicia, Isabela
November
2013 – April
2014
37 Farmer Graduates
April – May
2014
Farmers of
Alicia, Isabela
January –
June 2014
Brgys. Rizal and
Rizaluna, Alicia,
Isabela
Alicia,
Isabela
CVIARC,
P85,000.00
Continuous
Ilagan City
DA – RFO
P100,000.00
Finished
02
LGU –
P50,000.00 Alicia,
Finished
Isabela
Finished
P2 million
DA – RFO
02
Finished
Production
14.1 Area Harvested –
10,149.60 Has.
November
2013 – April
14.2 Total Production – 2014
59,781 MT
14.3 Average Yield –
5.89 MT/Ha.
15.
Slaughterhouse
Operation
January –
December
2014
15.1 Hogs – 9,511
15.2 Cattle – 894
15.3 Goat - 151
16. Municipal Nursery’s
Vegetable
Seedlings January –
Distribution
(21,400 December
different
vegetable 2014
seedlings)
Municipal wide,
Alicia, Isabela
Continuous
Municipal Wide,
Alicia, Isabela
Continuous
688 Beneficiaries
(Farmer –
residents and
schools of Alicia,
Isabela
Income
generated
P38,000.00
from sold
seedlings
Continuous
( Sgd ) ALONA E. ANDRADA
Municipal Agriculturist - OIC
49
ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT OF THE OFFICE OF MUNICIPAL ASSESSOR
As the front – liner in the administraof all real properties in the municipality of Alicia, this
office has the following accomplishment for the year 2014, to wit:
I.
Assessed and maintained in our Assessment Record a total of 28,027 Real
Property Units with a taxable Market Value of P8,808,204,320.00 and an Assessed
Value of P825,074,980.00.
II.
Transferred ownership of 297 real propertiesfrom one tax declaration to another.
III.
Revised tax declarations of 200 real property units in conformity with their actual
uses, correct valuations, areas, boundaries and lot numbers.
IV.
Conducted ocular inspection on 118 real properties affected by physical change
and buildings declared for the first time.
V.
Prepared and issued 2,142 certified copies of tax declaration.
VI.
Prepared and issued 407 certifications of real property tax assessments and
landholding.
VII.
Prepared the Comparative Report on Real Property Assessment submitted to BLGF
and PAO.
VIII.
Updated the following assessment records:
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
f.
ORC
Record of Assessment
Assessment Roll
RACIMS
TMCR
Tax Declaration
IX.
Cancelled FAAS and Tax Declaration of transferred real properties
X.
Attended monthly conferences of Municipal Assessors.
XI.
Attended National Conference of PHALTRA, PAMAS and REGATA.
As public servants, we endeavor to do our best in the delivery of services for the best
interest of our taxpayers and the whole community of Alicia, Isabela.
(Sgd)
EMELITA G. TADIQUE
Asst. Municipal Assessor
50
ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT OF THE OFFICE OF THE CIVIL REGISTRY
JOB DESCRIPTION
QUANTITY
1. Preparation and receipt of Civil Registry
Documents
a. Birth
- MF No. 102
b. Marriage
- MF No. 97
c. Death
- MF No. 103
d. Marriage Application - MF No. 90
e. Legal Instrument
f. Court Order
g. Republic Act 9048
g.1. Correction of Clerical Error
g.2. Change of First Name
h. Republic Act 9255
i. RA 9858
j. Supplemental Report
k. Endorsement
l. BREQS
6796
1306
375
386
383
40
7
83
14
375
32
30
124
3641
REMARKS
Accomplished daily/
As need arises
Accomplished daily
As need arises
As need arises
As need arises
As need arises
As need arises
As
As
As
As
As
As
As
need
need
need
need
need
need
need
arises
arises
arises
arises
arises
arises
arises
2. Issuance of marriage license
374
License issued after 10-day
publication
3. Issuance of certified transcripts and
copies of Civil registry documents
400
As need arises
2497
Accomplished daily
5. Mass Wedding
61
February 14, 2013
6. Submission of monthly report to National
Statistics Office-Ilagan, Isabela
12
During the first ten days of
the month
145
20
3
Palarong Bayan/District
PACR/ Executive
NSO
4. Entry of civil registry documents in the
Registry Books
7. Others:
a. Authentication of COLB of Athletes
b. Attended quarterly/special meetings
c. Attended National Convention/Trainings
Prepared by:
( Sgd. ) EDGAR V. GUIAB
Registration Officer I
Approved by:
( Sgd. )ENGR. ANNABELLA S. VALDEZ
Municipal Civil Registrar
51
OFFICE OF THE MUNICIPAL ENGINEER
Accomplishments:
1. Prepared Plans and Programs of Work on various Barangay, Municipal, Provincial,
District and National funded projects, for a total of 142 Projects.
2. Coordinated with other agencies such as the DA, DPWH, DOH and DSWD in the
implementation of infrastructure projects.
3. Supervised the concreting of Farm to Market Roads, Barangay Roads, Municipal
Roads, School Buildings, Day Care Centers, Community Centers and Barangay
Halls of Various Barangays.
4. Monitored, inspected and evaluated on-going projects within the Municipality.
5. Assisted DPWH Survey Team in their conduct of survey on the San Juan, Antonino
– Linglingay, Antonino - Aurora and San Pedro – Bagnos Road Concreting Projects;
and the proposed Road Widening along Alicia – San Mateo Road
6. Issued Notices of Violation on illegally constructed structures within the
municipality.
7. Issued 512 Electrical Permits
8. Issued 107 Building Permits
9. Issued 6 Demolition Permits
10. Attended National, Regional and Provincial Conferences/Convention, Seminars and
Meetings.
Submitted :
(SGD). LEONARDO E. RABAGO
Municipal Engineer
2014 INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS
Date
Source of Fund
Cost(Php)
21-Jan-14 Road Conreting
Prov'l & Brgy
Fund
152,377.50
Completed
22-Jan-14
Municipal Fund
15,639.75
Completed
389,165.10
Completed
40,434.25
Completed
24-Jan-14
03-Feb-14
04-Feb-14
Name of Project
Location
Bantug
Petines
Fabrication of Manhole Public
Cover & Floor Topping Market
ANHS
Constuction of 1 CL
(Paddad)
Construction of Tanod
Zamora
Outpost
MultiInstallation of Tiles
Purpose
Bldg
Construction of Water
ANHS
Tank Base
Construction of
Rizal
Drainage Canal
PTCA Fund
Barangay Fund
Municipal Fund
DA Fund
Barangay Fund
189,263.25
70,947.10
312,272.10
Remarks
Completed
Completed
Completed
52
05-Feb-14
07-Feb-14
13-Feb-14
17-Feb-14
Road Concreting
Concreting of
Drainage Canal &
Installation of RC
Pipes
Road Concreting
Construction of
Covered Court
Antonino Central
School
Road Concreting
Callao
Barangay Fund
280,220.00
Completed
Calaocan
Barangay Fund
74,029.95
Completed
Rizal
Municipal Fund
101,929.97
Completed
ANCS
(Antonino)
Municipal Fund
117,416.25
Completed
143,307.50
Completed
Installation of Lights
San Pablo
Barangay Fund
Cong. N. Dy
Fund
88,648.56
Completed
21,273.84
Completed
3,638,005.50
Completed
Construction of
Material Recovery
20-Feb-14 Facility
Road Concreting
Construction of
Drainage Canal
Rehabilitation Of
Daycare Center
05-Mar-14
Construction of 2 CL
School Bldg
Road Concreting
Road Concreting
18-Mar-14
Road Concreting
Rehabilitation of
School Building
Construction of
Drainage Canal
Road Concreting
Rehabilitation Of
Daycare Center Bldg
Rehabilitation of
Rescue 531 &
MDRRMC Qtr
Repainting of Multi11-Apr-14
Purpose Bldg.
Road Concreting
Road Concreting
Amistad
Core Mabini DSWD Fund
Aurora
Mun./Brgy.
Fund
Bagnos
Barangay Fund
346,302.00
Completed
Rizal
Barangay Fund
29,044.01
Completed
Municipal Fund
1,153,672.66
Completed
152,560.80
Completed
101,929.97
Completed
Calaocan
Barangay Fund
Grants &
Donations
Barangay Fund
152,560.80
Completed
Callao E/S
Municipal Fund
45,601.92
Completed
San Antonio Barangay Fund
40,535.64
Completed
32,100.80
Completed
25,342.51
Completed
Municipal
Compound
MDRRMC Fund
500,000.00
Completed
Municipal Fund
163,061.16
Completed
135,020.10
Completed
135,020.10
Completed
135,020.10
Completed
135,020.10
Completed
M.H. Del
Pilar
Rizal
Victoria
Municipal
Compound
Bantug
Petines
Bagong
Sikat
Road Concreting
Rizaluna
Road Concreting
San Pedro
Grants &
Donations
Grants &
Donations
Grants &
Donations
Grants &
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Donations
Completion of Roofing
Salvacion
Community Center
Road Concreting
Paddad
On-Going
100,100.00
Completed
127,639.90
Completed
170,132.50
170,132.50
170,132.50
Completed
Completed
Completed
Provincial Fund
170,132.50
Completed
Provincial Fund
170,132.50
Completed
Provincial Fund
170,132.50
Completed
Provincial Fund
170,132.50
Completed
Provincial Fund
Provincial Fund
170,132.50
170,132.50
Completed
Completed
Provincial Fund
185,427.50
Completed
Sta Maria
Barangay Fund
645,795.41
On-Going
Bagnos
Grants &
Donations
127,639.90
Completed
Apanay
Grants &
Donations
74,159.00
Completed
Municipal Fund
37,051.43
Completed
Municipal Fund
44,498.35
Completed
AgriKabuhayan
Complex
Municipal Fund
43,717.73
Completed
AgriKabuhayan
Complex
Municipal Fund
45,219.85
Completed
AgriKabuhayan
Complex
Municipal Fund
26,120.48
Completed
Municipal
Compound
DSWD R02
Fund
500,000.00
Completed
Zamora
Road Concreting
Road Concreting
Road Concreting
Callao
Salvacion
Calaocan
Bantug
Petines
San
Francisco
San Pedro
Sto.
Domingo
San Pablo
Amistad
Bagong
Sikat
Road Concreting
Road Concreting
11-Apr-14
138,385.80
Road Concreting
Road Concreting
Road Concreting
Road Concreting
Road Concreting
Road Concreting
Construction of OneSpan Community Ctr
Concreting of
Barangay Road
Rehabilitation and
Repainting of
Community Ctr
Rehabilitation/
Completion of Rice &
Wine Production Room
Rehabilitation/
Completion of Meat
Production Room
Rehabilitation/
12-May-14 Completion of
Handicraft Production
Room
Rehabilitation/
Completion of Fish
Production Room
Rehabilitation/
Completion of Rice
Noodle Production
Room
Rehabilitation of
Senior Citizen Bldg
Grants &
Donations
Provincial Fund
Grants &
Donations
Provincial Fund
Provincial Fund
Provincial Fund
AgriKabuhayan
Complex
AgriKabuhayan
Complex
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Rehabilitation of RHU Municipal
Comfort Room
Compound
Contruction of Comfort
Burgos
Room
Municipal Fund
20,800.00
Completed
Barangay Fund
19,020.12
Completed
101,929.97
Completed
127,639.90
Completed
100,100.00
Completed
Road Concreting
Victoria
Road Concreting
Sto Tomas
Road Concreting
Upgrading of Flooring
and Board
Construction of OneSpan Community Ctr
San Pedro
Prov'l/Brgy
Fund
Grants &
Donations
V. Gov. Fund
ANCS
School Fund
92,427.75
Completed
Sta Maria
Municipal Fund
416,707.43
On-Going
Road Concreting
Sta Cruz
127,639.90
Completed
Road Concreting
Amistad
127,639.90
Completed
Road Concreting
Dagupan
127,639.90
Completed
127,639.90
Completed
170,132.80
Completed
135,020.10
Completed
138,297.38
On-Going
135,020.10
Completed
135,020.10
Completed
99,585.00
Completed
152,445.00
Completed
Road Concreting
Road Concreting
Construction of
Community Center
Construction of
Community Center
30 May 14 Bleachers
Road Concreting
Construction of
Drainage Canal
Road Concreting
Road Concreting
Construction of
Kitchen & CR of Day
Care Bldg
Installation of Street
Lights
Road Concreting
Repair, Painting and
30-May-14
Electrical Installation
Construction of Hand
Railings of Comfort
Room
San
Fernando
Bonifacio
Bonifacio
Salvacion
Grants &
Donations
Grants &
Donations
Grants &
Donations
Grants &
Donations
Provincial Fund
Grants &
Donations
Barangay Fund
Sto
Domingo
Grants &
Donations
Grants &
San Antonio
Donations
Aurora (PNU
Municipal Fund
Cpd)
Sta Cruz
Barangay Fund
Linglingay
Grants &
Donations
135,975.67
Completed
Antonino
Barangay Fund
147,150.00
Completed
Calaocan
AgriKabuhayan
Provincial Fund
170,132.80
Completed
Municipal Fund
98,813.93
Completed
Municipal Fund
19,040.00
Completed
127,639.90
Completed
135,020.10
Completed
Mun.
Compound
Road Concreting
San Juan
Road Concreting
San
Grants &
Donations
Grants &
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Francisco
Road Concreting
Rizaluna
Road Concreting
Calaoacan
Continuation of Line
Canal
M.H. del
Pilar
M.H. del
Pilar
San Juan
Sto
Domingo
Dagupan
Road Concreting
30-May-14 Road Concreting
21-Jul-14
28-Jul-14
Road Concreting
Road Concreting
Rehabilitation of
Comfort Room
(RHU/Birthing Ctr)
Road Concreting
Construction of
Drainage Canal
Construction of
Drainage Canal
Road Concreting
28-Jul-14
Construction of Stall
Partition Wall
Installation of
Aircondition Unit
Completion of MultiPurpose Bldg
Road Concreting
Road Concreting
11-Aug-14 Additional Materials
(Multi-Purpose Bldg
Construction)
Construction of
Student Gov't Bldg
Concreting of Church
Walk Way
Construction of Flume
and Installation of RC
Pipes
12-Aug-14 Installation of Gutter
Construction Materials
for Rice Seedbed &
Vermi Compost
Stage & Ramp
Preparation
Donations
Grants &
Donations
Grants &
Donations
Grants &
Donations
135,020.10
Completed
127,639.90
Completed
177,697.13
Completed
Provincial Fund
175,950.00
Completed
Provincial Fund
170,132.80
Completed
Barangay Fund
105,830.00
Completed
Provincial Fund
185,357.50
Completed
Mun.
Compound
Municipal Fund
12,700.80
Completed
Bagnos
M.H Del
pilar
Provincial Fund
Grants &
Donations
185,357.50
Completed
145,119.38
Completed
Antonino
Barangay Fund
21,399.80
Completed
Provincial Fund
170,132.50
Completed
Municipal Fund
5,761.10
Completed
Municipal Fund
6,988.60
Completed
Mataas na
Kahoy
Public
Market
Public
Market
PNU Cpd
School Fund
444,474.00
Completed
San Pedro
Barangay Fund
Grants &
Donations
234,591.50
Completed
105,020.00
Completed
PNU
School Fund
19,818.00
Completed
PNU
Student Gov't
Fund
430,582.08
On-Going
Victoria
Barangay Fund
27,945.00
Completed
Antonino
Grants &
Donations
141,677.55
On-Going
Magsaysay
Municipal Fund
2,798.55
Completed
ACS
Municipal Fund
10,719.00
Completed
Mun.
Founding
Municipal Fund
50,017.50
Completed
Paddad
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Anniv.
30-Sep-14
07-Oct-14
08-Oct-14
09-Oct-14
10-Oct-14
14-Oct-14
15-Oct-14
21-Oct-14
Construction of
Drainage Canal
Construction of 2 CL
School Bldg
Road Concreting
Completion of
Community Center
Road Concreting
Rehabilitation/Repair
of Day Care Bldg
Renovation of
Barangay Hall
Rehabilitation/
Renovation of Day
Care Bldg
Extension and
Fabrication of Steel
Shelves
Road Concreting
Road Concreting
Road Concreting
22-Oct-14 Road Concreting
31-Oct-14
Installation of Tiles
and Water Heater
M.H. del
Pilar
San
Francisco
Sta Cruz
Barangay Fund
210,100.50
Completed
Municipal Fund
1,153,672.66
Completed
159,595.00
Completed
722,262.15
On-Going
Zamora
Provincial Fund
Brgy/Mun/
Prov'l Fund
Provincial Fund
170,132.50
Completed
Zamora
Provincial Fund
124,868.93
Completed
Amistad
Barangay Fund
120,825.00
On-Going
Victoria
Provincial Fund
145,353.15
Completed
Assesor
Office
Municipal fund
56,899.80
Completed
Provincial Fund
175,950.00
Completed
Provincial Fund
175,950.00
Completed
Provincial Fund
175,950.00
Completed
Provincial Fund
175,950.00
Completed
Municipal Fund
19,008.00
Completed
Municipal Fund
131,969.25
On-Going
Municipal Fund
1,760,880.00
On-Going
Provincial Fund
Barangay Fund
Grants &
Donations
Municipal Fund
100,180.00
94,065.00
Completed
Completed
138,385.80
Completed
63,123.00
On-Going
Municipal Fund
878,817.36
On-Going
Municipal Fund
92,942.03
Completed
Municipal Fund
99,976.29
Completed
Burgos
Bagnos
Sto
Domingo
Sto
Domingo
San Juan
CR
V.Mayor's
Office
Installation of Roofing
Burgos
Comm Ctr
Aurora04-Nov-14 Road Concreting
Antonino Rd
Road Concreting
Antonino
06-Nov-14
Road Concreting
Calaocan
Completion of Roofing
Inanama
Comm Ctr (Trusses)
Construction of Flume Antonino
Rehabilitation/Repair Old
of Comfort Room
Municipal
12-Nov-14
MultiRehabilitation/Repair
Purpose
of Comfort Room
Bldg
MultiRehabilitation/Repair
Purpose
of Plumbing Fixtures
Bldg
03-Nov-14
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Finishing &
Improvement Comfort
Room
Road Gravelling
Construction of Office
Extension (Assessor's
Office)
01-Dec-14 Construction of Office
Extension (Budget
Office)
Repainting of COA
Office
Improvement of DA
Office
Construction of Stage
11-Dec-14
Comm Ctr
04-Dec-14
MultiPurpose
Bldg
Burgos
MultiPurpose
Bldg
MultiPurpose
Bldg
MultiPurpose
Bldg
Municipal
Compound
Paddad
Municipal Fund
60,404.85
Completed
Barangay Fund
135,002.00
Completed
Municipal Fund
65,113.80
Completed
Municipal Fund
65,113.80
On-Going
Municipal Fund
5,789.00
Completed
DA Fund
44,765.00
Completed
Municipal Fund
127,639.90
On-Going
PICTORIALS
Rehabilitation and Construction of Farm to Market Road ( San Pedro- Bagnos Tramo Road )
Completion of Barangay Community Center ( Salvacion,Sta. Maria,Bonifacio,Inanama)
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Concreting of Farm to Market Roads to 34 Barangays
Construction of Community Center ( Burgos )
Construction of Community Bleachers
Construction of Bullcart Bridge
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Rehabilitation of Day Care Centers
Construction of Two ( 2 ) Classrooms
Construction of Concrete Lined Canal
Rehabilitation of Senior Citizen Building
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Construction of Birthing Center (Phase I
Rehabilitation of Rescue Center and Municipal Disaster Risk and Reduction Center
Rehabilitation of Alicia Kabuhayan Complex
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ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT OF THE OFFICE ON HEALTH SERVICES
The year 2014 was an amazing year because the Local Government Unit of Alicia increases
its PhilHealth enrollees from 1,657 in 2013 to 6,773 for NHTS and for LGU Sponsored from 1,795
in 2013 to 1,279. On January 22, 2014 orientation of NDP, former name was RN Heals was held
at Isabela Hotel in Cauayan City for the 3rd batch.
The 1st quarter of the year, a measles outbreak from different municipality of Isabela was
alarming, so the DOH national declared a massive immunization on the municipalities with cases
of measles. Although a gradual progression of the disease struck our municipality, a missive
immunization was done on February 25, 2014 in the following barangays like Inanama, Aurora,
San Antonio and Bantug Petines. Rapid Coverage Assessment and Map Up Operation was also
done together with the DOH CHD Team headed by Sir Floro, the HEPO the surveillance
coordinator.
On March 4, 2014 The Luzon Health facilitators conducted a3 days Data Quality
Assessment on the TCL of midwives in order to update the on the following programs needed
emphasis and importance.
A women’s Day Celebration on March 24, 2014 with a one week celebration. On the first
day we had a free check – up and BP monitoring at the RHU. While on the last day of the
celebration we had a Culminating Program at the Community Center wherein we invited an
Obstetrician to talk about Menopause. The speaker talked about the signs and symptos of
menopause.
On April 31, 2014 Farmer’s Congress was held at the Community Center of Alicia
sponsored by the Provincial Government headed by our beloved Governor Bojie Dy III and Vice
Governor Tonypet Albano with Free medical and dental mission.
On May 27 – 28, 2014, a pre birthday celebration of our Mayor Ian Paul L. Dy. Medical
and Dental Mission was held at the Community Center and Free Circumcision done at the RHU
and Birthing Center with the help from MHO’s of District III, Doctors and nurses from Cauayan
District Hospital and private physicians of Alicia.
On July 7, 2014 Nutrition Month Celebration started with a parade around the Public
Market attended by different schools from elementary and secondary level. Culminating Program
was held on July 30, 2014, different activities were undertaken like the NutriQuiz, Slogan and
Poster Making Contest.
Measles Rubella Oral Polio Vaccine Massive Immunization was conducted for the whole
month of September in all 34 barangays of Alicia. On September 3, 2014 evaluation from the
Provincial Health Office headed by Dr. Arlene Lazaro with her team was done, with simultaneous
activities of medical and dental mission held in all four regions of Alicia because of the one month
celebration of the feast of Alicia. This are the following schedules:
September 11, 2014
-
Highway Region held at Paddad Community Center
with 341 patients catered
September 12, 2014
Kabigasan Region held at Sto. Tomas Community
Center with 257 patients
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September 18, 2014
Rizal Region held at Amistad Community Center with
346 patients
September 19, 2014
Central Region held at Antonino Community Center
with 452 patients
Our last activity for the year was about Worlds Aids Day held in front of the New
Municipal Building after the flag raising by showing an audio visual presentation about HV/ AIDS
awareness for government employees of Alicia.
Prepared by:
SGD. JENIFER S. RAMOS, MD
Municipal Health Officer
ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT OF THE OFFICE ON DENTAL SERVICES
The Municipality of Alicia was able to maintain its status as a role model in the
implementation of Oral Helath Program. Based on the 2014 Annual Accomplishment, 3,338 (12 –
71 mos. Old) 3,267 (adolescent & youth), 1,780 (Pregnant mothers), 1,780 (older persons) were
provided with Basic Oral Health Care.Aside from Daily routine activities in RHU such as Dental
check – up and tooth extraction, different activities and events were held.
For the month of February, the LGU usual supports the celebration of National Oral Health
Month. There were lots of activities such as Draw and Tell Contest, Distribution of toothbrushes/
toothpastes to all Day Care Pupils and Dental Mission to different Barangays.
Last March 24, 2014, during Women’s Month Celebration, part of the event was
promotion of Oral Health Awareness by educating women the importance of Basic Oral Health
Care during Pregnancy.
In celebration of Mayor Ian Paul l. Dy’s birthday and way of sharing his blessings to his
constituents, 2 – days Med – Dental Mission last May 27 – 28 2014 held at Alicia Community
Center participated by Medical Doctors and Doctors of Dental Medicine from different
Municipalities.
As the school year started for Day Care Pupils, we reached out to all Day Care Centers
every Tuesday for the Month of July and August to render oral examination, supervised
toothbrushing drill, applied pit & fissure sealant to pre – schoolers to prevent the occurrence of
tooth decay and to increase the proportion of Orally – fit Children.
For the month of September dated 11, 12, 18 and 19 as part of the celebration of our
Town Fiesta, LGU Sponsored Med – Dental Missions to all Regions as way of reaching out to less
fortunate Alicians.
A remarkable National Event held on October 15, 2014 at Alicia Community Center. The
officers of the Department of Health National Association of Dentists nationwide and Municipal
Dentist of Isabela participated the event wherein 1,000 school children from ANCS (Alicia North
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Central School), ASCS (Alicia South Central School) weregiven Kiddie toothbrushes/ toothpastes
and be provided with the support of the LGU.
As part of the Celebration of Elderly Week, last October 31, 2014 another Med – Dental
Mission held at the Community Center. Dental check – up, health education and tooth extraction
done to Senior Citizen to maintain and improve their oral health.
Indeed, 2014 was another fruitful and eventful year for the LGU of Alicia.
Prepared by:
SGD. MARY ANN BATTAD, DMD
Municipal Dentist
ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT OF THE SOCIAL WELFARE & DEV’T. OFFICE
I. INTRODUCTION
The year 2014 is again a meaningful and fruitful year in the spirit of service in addressing
the needs of the people of the municipality under the Office of the Municipal Social Welfare and
Development of the Local Government Unit, Alicia, Isabela. In manifestation, this office obtained
Bronze Award conferred by the Department of Social Welfare & Development likewise all the Day
Care Workers were assessed as highly competent, the first ever in the history of Alicia and in
Region 02 and maybe nationwide. A salute to Honorable Ian Paul L. Dy in his full support in the
implementation of social welfare programs and projects hence, this awards was realized.
In addition, Alicia was adjudged as CHILD FRIENDLY LEARNING CENTER conferred by the
Department of the Interior and Local Government, Region 02, Tuguegarao City which was
received by Honorable Mayor Ian Paul L. Dy on November 30, 2014. To this cause, this town
welcomes everyone from other municipalities who wish to come to emulate and replicate various
program, best practices employed which we are proud off.
For program advancement, this office is updated on laws and ordinances according to its
mandate. Further, different National Agencies have been supportive in funding special and
regular programs and projects to mention: 100 units Core Shelter Assistance Project (CSAP)
amounting to Php 7,000,000.00; Supplementary Feeding for all Day Care children amounting to
Php 2,004,300.00; Social Pension for 507 Senior Citizen- Php 2,817,000.00; Educational
Assistance for 1029 high school students –Php 514,500.00; Family packs worth Php 130,900.00;
Rehabilitation of Senior Citizen Day Care Center - Php500,000.00; and Crisis Intervention
Program Php 675,500 were all granted from the Department of Social Welfare and Development.
The Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) also granted PWD livelihood in the amount of
Php 230,000.00; CHED approved scholarship program for 123 college students and Vice
President of the Republic of the Philippines Hon. Jejomar C. Binay donated 300 family packs.
It is but fitting to say that positive working attitude and harmonious working relationship
coupled with dedication and commitment to the job will generally make all things altogether for
the betterment of Alicia.
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II. HIGHLIGHTS
1.
Facilitated preparation and approval of Gender and Development (GAD) Code for the
municipality of Alicia.
2. Facilitated approval of Magna Carta for Social Workers.
3. Facilitated Child Friendly Learning Center documents and Video clippings. Obtained
award conferred by DILG, Region 02, Tuguegarao City which was received by Hon.
Mayor Ian Paul L. Dy on November 30, 2014.
4. Assessed and evaluated 507 Senior Citizen as Social Pension beneficiaries and
received Php500.00 per head per month or a total of Php2,817,000.00 for the year
2014.
5. Assessed and evaluated One Hundred (100) Core Shelter Assistance Project (CSAP)
beneficiaries which was approved by the Department of Social Welfare and
Development amounting to Php7,000,000.00. Construction will start upon the release
of funds from DSWD on the early months of 2015. Four (4) groups of NASA were
organized out of 100 CSAP beneficiaries and federated into one (1) NASA. Local
Government Unit counterpart budget for this purpose is also approved such as Food
For Work, carpentry tools, gravel and sand and Jetmatic Pumps.
6. Sustained Supplemental Feeding implementation to 1,304 Day Care children in 34
barangays with funds from DSWD amounting to Php 2,004,300.00.
7. Assessed and recommended 158 Crisis Intervention Program (CIP) to DSWD
amounting to Php 675,500.00.
8. Attended Municipal Advisory Team (MAT) and Municipal Advisory Committee (MAC)
regular meetings for 4P’s beneficiaries’ welfare and protection.
9. Attended regular Senior Citizen Board of Director meetings, OSCA General Assembly
and election of offices.
10. Facilitated approval of Senior Citizen Day Care Center Rehabilitation from the DSWD
amounting to Php500, 000.00. Completed.
11. Facilitated the Accreditation of Day Care Center conducted by DSWD, Regional Office
02 and DSWD, Central Office
12. Attended Day Care Workers Federation (DCWF) Mobile General Assembly meetings
set in different barangay .
13. Attended mobile joint regular meetings of Day Care Welfare Federation (DCWF) and
Day Care Service Parent Group Federation held in different barangay’s purposely for
Day Care Service advancement.
14. Successfully attended Local Social Welfare and Department assessment and
evaluation conducted by DSWD RO 02, Tuguegarao City on October 2014. Obtained
bronze award on the effectiveness and efficiency of Social Welfare program
implementation.
15. Successfully attended evaluation of the Seal of Good Local Governance conducted by
the DILG RO 02 Tuguegarao City.
16. Successfully attended Child Friendly Learning Center evaluation conducted by Regional
Evaluation Team.
17. Facilitated approval, creation and establishment of Barangay Violence Against Women
and Their Children (BVAWC) desk officers from 34 barangays.
18. Conducted RA 2262 Seminar to all Barangay Violence Against Women and their
Children (BVAWC) Desk office and officer in 34 barangays.
19. Facilitated RA 9208 as amended by RA 1064 and Gender and Development (GAD) to
all DCWS conducted by Philippine Normal University (PNU).
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20. Conducted Disaster Preparedness Seminar to Barangay Disaster Risk Reduction &
Management Council (BDRRMC) in 34 barangays.
21. Assessed and recommended 1, 029.00 poor but deserving high school students for
educational assistance to DSWD which was approved at Php 500.00/ student on a
total of P 514, 500.00.
22. Assessed and recommended 222 poor but deserving college students for scholarship
program from CHED which was approved.
23. Prepared and submitted Grassroots Participatory Plan 2016 and submitted the same to
the DILG.
24. Assessed and recommended 1, 402 indigent families for Philhealth sponsored by LGU
which was approved, 8, 854 under NHTSPR and 1, 638 4P’s sponsored by DSWD, a
total of 11, 894 Philhealth holders in Alicia.
25. Assessed facilitated approval of Php 230, 000.00 livelihood assistance for PWD from
DOLE.
26. Facilitated accreditation of DCCs and 38 DCWs conducted by DSWD RO 02
Tuguegarao, Cagayan. All DCWs were assessed as highly competent first time to
happen in the history of Alicia in Region 02 or maybe nationwide which is one
among the pride of Alicia.
27. Facilitated Early Childhood Care and Development (ECCD) Online Registration.
28. Conducted family data updates through actual survey in 34 barangays.
29. Maintained food stock piling for emergency cases in times of disaster.
30. Assessed all families of Alicia and submitted reports to DSWD for family food packs
augmentation . Facilitated distribution of family packs in all barangays.
31. Conducted Mass Recognition Day of the Day Care children in 2 days held at Alicia
Community Center, Alicia, Isabela on March 2014.
32. Conducted regular monitoring and supervision to all programs and projects
implemented.
33. Conducted monthly staff meetings of the office for program performance, targets and
accomplishments.
34. Actively attended meetings, seminars and workshops called upon for program
advancements by the national, regional, provincial, and municipal level.
35. Facilitated properly on court related cases as to children, women and youth.
36. Facilitated Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) signing between Philhealth, Local
Government Unit and DSWD.
37. Facilitated MOA signing between DSWD and LGU on 100 CSP implementation.
38. Conducted related national and local celebrations:
a. Women’s Month celebration
b. Children’s Valentine’s Day Celebration
c. Nutrition Month celebration
d. Children’s Month Celebration
1. Gift of Joy distribution to all Day Care children
2. Awarding of prizes to different contested activities of Day Care children
3. Socialization at Spring Garden Resort, Santiago City
e. Youth Day Celebration
f. Population & Development Week celebration on November 23-29, 2014
g. Disaster month celebration
h. Senior Citizen’s Day & Week Celebration
i. Alay Lakad celebration- Collected Php74,516.00 for less fortunate youth education
j. Participated Alicia Foundation Day
k. Family Week celebration
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l. Attended & participated Fire Prevention Week celebration
m. Attended & participated quarterly earthquake & fire drill
n. Assisted dental month celebration among Day Care children
39. Prepared & submitted reports to concerned agencies and maintained upkeep of office
records for future reference.
40. Conducted individual and group consultation conference from time to time for
effective and efficient service delivery.
III. PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS PER PROGRAM
CLIENTELE
CATEGORY
FHONA
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WOMEN
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YOUTH
9.
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SERVICES EXTENDED
Social Preparation for
people’s participation
Community Resource
Volunteer program
Marriage Counseling
Service
Self Employment
Assistance (SEA)
Responsible Parenthood
Referral to Government
Hospitals & PCSO
Family Development
Session
Community Participation
Skills Development
Counseling Service
Self Enhancement Skills
Self Employment
Assistance (SEA)
Practical Skills
Development
SEA-KAUNLARAN
Referral to government
hospitals & PCSO
Violence Against Women
and their children
Human Trafficking victims
Peer group service
a. Community Volunteer
Service
b. Physical Fitness &
Sports Development
c. Socio Cultural &
Development Activity
d. Population Awareness
and Family Orientation
SERVICE
COUNT
2,070
AMOUNT
INVOLVED
Self Help
2071
Self Help
386
139
Self Help
294,000.00
1004
580
Self Help
NGA’s
38
Self Help
183
Self Help
28
685
546
Self Help
Self Help
1,100,000.00
183
41
68
143,140.00
205,000.00
1
SOURCE OF
FUND
LGU
LGU
DSWD FO2
Self Help
0
418
Self Help
304
Self Help
304
Self Help
200
Self Help
67
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
CHILDREN
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
DISABLED
1.
2.
3.
4.
ELDERLY
1.
2.
DISTRESSED
3.
1.
2.
3.
4.
hospitals and PCSO
Drug Information
Self Employment
Assistance
Scholarship Program
- CHED
- Alay Lakad
Assisted in Court related
cases:
a. CICL
b. Rape
c. Physically maltreated
Day Care Service Program
Supplementary Feeding
hospitals & PCSO
Scholarship program
Assisted Court related
cases:
a. Assisted minors for
travel abroad
b. Assisted adoption cases
c. Foster Care
Pantawid Pamilya Pilipino
Program
a. Children monitored in
Educational facilities
b. Children monitored in
Health facilities
Development
hospitals & PCSO
Self Employment
Assistance (SEA)
Provision of Assistive
Device
Development
hospitals & PCSO
Provision of Social Pension
Emergency Food
Assistance
Burial Assistance
Emergency Shelter
Assistance (ESA)
Assistance in Crisis
Situation (AICS)
89
Self Help
418
Self Help
123
37
1
1
2
CHED
76,000.00 Alay Lakad
Self Help
Self Help
Self Help
1,304
1,304
2,557,392.00 LGU, DCSPG
2,004,300.00 DSWD FO2 &
SF Volunteers
28
40,000.00 Alay Lakad
26
2
1
Self Help
Self Help
Self Help
3,593
DSWD / LGU
603
52
DSWD/LGU
52,000.00 LGU
83
21
PWD Ass
12
601
NGA’s/NGO’s
42,000.00 LGU
230,000.00 DOLE
PCSO/Prov
Self Help
203
507
45,950
306
2
714
168
2,817,000.00 DSWD FO2
6,734,025.00 DSWD/LGU/NGO
577,000.00 LGU,DSWD FO2
10,000.00
LGU
DSWD FO 2
731,600.00
675,000.00
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COMMUNITY
1.
Neighborhood Association
Shelter Assistance (NASA)
2. Office of Senior Citizen’s
Affair
3. Day Care Service Parent
Group (DCSPG)
4. Day Care Worker’s
Federation
5
Self Help
1
38
Self Help
1
Self Help
Prepared by:
GLADYS M. RAGASA
SWO 1
ESTHER L. MAGBALETA
SOO 1
JENNIFER V. ANDRADA
DCW 1
ROBERTO C. VALDEZ
SWA
NELIE G. REGANIT
SWA
LYDIA M. VIDUYA
PPW 1
Approved by:
(Sgd.) VILMA V. GAFFUD, RSW
Municipal Social Welfare & Development Officer
OFFICE OF THE GENERAL SERVICES
Accomplishments:
The General Services Office is accountable for all properties, real or personal owned by
the Local Government Unit, and those granted to it in the form of donations, reparation,
assistance and counterpart of joint projects. Maintains and supervises janitorial security,
landscaping and other related services in all local government buildings and other property.
Collect and disseminate information regarding prices shipping, cost supplies and other items
commonly used by the Local Government Unit and perform all other functions pertaining to
supply and property management here to force performance by the Local Government Unit.
Enforce policies on records creation and disposal. The General Services Officer is also the
frontline to record, supplies, properties and structures and the orderly sanitary cleaning up to
waste materials particularly during and in the aftermath of man-made and natural calamities and
disasters
With working force of monthly Job Order with the exemption of our storekeeper,
motorpool supervisor designee and I are pleased to highlight some of our accomplishment to wit:
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


Centralization of procurement of office supplies and equipment for the Local
Government Unit.
Prepared and processed 3,986 Purchased Order, Purchase Request, Canvass etc.
pertaining of all purchases of the Local Government Unit.
Systematic procurement and release medicines.
Purchased:
Mayor’s Office
Vice Mayor’s Office
Admin Office
SB Office
Secretary to the Sangguniang
HRMO
Budget Office
Assessor’s Office
General Services Office
COA Office
BIR Office
MDRRMC Office
Public Market Ofice
Rural Health Unit
Municipal Civil Registrar
Accounting Office
Treasury Office
MSWD Office
Engineering Office
COMELEC Office
1 unit Stand Fan
1 unit Netbook
1 unit Airpot
15 pcs. Curtain
1 unit IPHONE 4S cellphone
1 unit Aircon
1 unit Laptop
3 Units Printer
4 units of Aircon
1 Unit Galaxy Note
1 Unit HT Smart Phone
3 Units Cellphone
2 units of Aircon
1 unit Water Dispenser
1 Unit Printer
1 unit Aircon
1 Unit L210 Printer
2 Units Industrial Fan
1 Unit Makita Grinder Diamond Cutting
1 Unit Electric Fan
1 Unit Printer
1 Unit Electric Fan
1 Unit Steel Cabinet
8 sets Table and chairs
Computer Table
2 Units Computer with complete accessories
1 Unit Digital Video Recorder
1 Unit Camera High Definitrex
Table and Chair
Swivel Chair
1 Unit ring Sprayer
1 Unit Computer with complete accessories
1 Unit Printer
1 Unit Laptop
1 Unit Printer
1 Unit Laptop
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Purchased medicines and dental supplies for Health Services
Purchased spare parts for Municipal Vehicles
Purchased construction materials for the road concreting of various barangays
Attend all meetings called upon by the Local Chief Executive
Took charge in the preparation/installation of Municipal Material Recovery Facility (MRF)
Took charge in the preparation of the following activities to wit:
 Alicia Town Fiesta
 Christmas Party
 Palarong Bayan
 Awarding Ceremonies

MOTORPOOL SECTION
Now the beehive of all fabrications and repair of vehicles had proven to be very off time
in minimizing government expenses not only in terms of maintenance cost.
 Maintenance of all vehicles
Prepared by:
ELIZABETH R. AYAP
AA IV
Submitted by:
ENGR. EUFRECILLANO N. RODULFO JR.
Municipal General Services Officer
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OFFICE ON HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
Prepared Personnel Schedule for 2014
Prepared Monthly Report on Appointments Issued (RAI).
Prepared Monthly Report on Accession.
Prepared Monthly Report on Separation.
Prepared Monthly Report on DIBAR.
Submitted SALN to Ombudsman.
Assisted employees in the preparation of their SPMS.
Issued Certificate of Eployment.
Issued Certificate of employment with compensation.
Prepared office orders and notices.
Prepared Notice of Step Increment and Loyalty.
Computed Leave Credits of employees.
Updated service record (SR) (monthly & as per requested).
Prepared travel orders & locator slips.
Checked daily time records of Job Orders & Permanent employees.
Assisted applicantsfor Civil Service Examination.
Prepared certificate for students who undergone On-the-Job-Training.
Prepared Monthly Appointment of Job Orders.
Prepared Local School Board Appointment & prepared resolution for promotion of
Teachers.
Prepared appointment of laborer and carpenters.
Received and Assessed application letters of applicants.
Prepared Terminal Leave Benefits of employees for retirement.
Attended AHRMPI monthly meetings, seminars, and conventions.
Attended executive meetings.
Attended meetings, seminars and conventions of ALGEU & ALGEC.
( Sgd.) ARLITA C. HERNANDO
Administrative Officer V
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ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT OF THE MUNICIPAL DISASTER RISK REDUCTION AND
MANAGEMENT
I. Introduction:
The LDRRM Office of this municipality of Alicia, Isabela have excelled in its performance
and accomplishment having a competent working staff and through close coordination and
collaborative action with the MDRRMC, Rescue 531 Team and BDRRM Committees in 34
barangays. The dedication and commitment of Rescue 531 Team obtained genuine results of
saving the lives of the sick people likewise with the full support of MDRRMC Chairman, Hon.
Mayor Ian Paul L. Dy.
It is a notable experience and we commend the efforts of those volunteers of Rescue 531
who are serving by heart in support to the present administration of Hon. Mayor Ian Paul L. Dy.
We also acknowledge those who have pledged commitment to donate some amount to support
those volunteers’ survival needs.
Further, this office monitor and supervised disaster related activities implemented as
mandated by law and in accordance with ordinances. It is hopeful that by the coming year 2015
will be more fruitful as per approved 2015 Annual DRRM Work and Financial Plan.
II. Performance and Accomplishments
1. Prepared and facilitated approval of 2015 DRRM Budget amounting to Php 6,693,953.00.
2. Prepared and facilitated approval of 2015 DRRM Annual Work and Financial Plan.
3. Facilitated Three (3) days Contingency Plan Formulation-Workshop conducted by OCD-R2
and participated by Forty (40) MDRRMC members at Punta Amelita Garden Resort,
Cordon Isabela.
4. Conducted Fire and Earthquake quarterly simulation drill in all primary and secondary
schools including LGU employees.
5. Conducted first aid, basic life support, disaster preparedness and response and climate
change seminar/training in all primary and secondary schools and BDRRM Committees in
Thirty Four (34) barangays sponsored by MDRRMC.
6. Conducted First Rescue Olympics participated by 3rd year and 4th year students in all
secondary schools. Also conducted the same First Barangay Rescue Olympics participated
by all Barangay Rescue Volunteers in Thirty Four (34) barangays. Such activity has been
featured by ABS-CBN and other media and has been attended by OCD-R2 Assistant
Director and Provincial DRRM Officer. Prizes has been awarded to the first Three (3)
Champions and consolation prizes of first aid kit in all barangays by Hon. Mayor Ian Paul
L. Dy.
7. Improved Rescue 531 and LDRRMO office and stock rooms funded under the DRRM
Budget 2014.
8. Conducted Kiddie Fire Marshal Brigade trainings in all primary schools and Junior Fire
Marshal Brigade in all secondary schools in coordination to Bureau of Fire and Protection
(BFP).
9. Conducted fire safety education and drill in all primary and secondary school students
sponsored by MDRRMC.
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10. Facilitated repair works and maintenance of Three (3) units ambulances, heavy
equipment and other light vehicles necessary for disaster preparedness, response and
rehabilitation activities.
11. Facilitated purchase of additional 1 unit ambulance to PCSO.
12. Facilitated purchase of Rescue 531 supplies and equipment and maintained safekeeping
and upkeep of disaster equipments.
13. Facilitated establishment of BDRRM Committee Office and Barangay Rescue Volunteer
office in all barangays.
14. Conducted National and Local Disaster Celebrations.
a. Fire Prevention Month
b. Disaster Preparedness and Prevention Month
Activities:
Hanging of Streamers
Parade around the town
Cleaning of drainage canals
Community Cleaning
Clearing of trees with DPWH
Disaster Preparedness and Response campaign
15. Identified Risk areas in all barangays and facilitated installation of warning signs.
16. Facilitated availability of disaster warning system in all barangays.
17. Facilitated regular and emergency MDRRMC meetings.
18. Facilitated regular and emergency LDRRM office staff and Rescue 531 Team meetings.
19. Actively attended seminars, trainings/workshops and disaster convention called upon by
different agencies.
20. Prepared and submitted required reports and maintained upkeep of office records.
Certified True and Correct:
(Sgd.) VILMA V. GAFFUD, RSW
MDRRMC Chairman /MDRRMO (Designee)
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ALICIA RESCUE 531
EMERGENCY SERVICES
(Vehicular Accident/ Medical Emergency)
VEHICULAR
MEDICAL
NO. OF
MONTH
ACCIDENT
EMERGENCY
PATIENT
MALE FEMALE MALE
FEMALE
January
24
5
5
19
53
February
28
7
10
18
63
March
35
3
9
14
73
April
37
2
11
12
62
May
42
4
10
12
58
June
20
8
13
12
53
July
31
8
10
15
64
August
30
5
8
17
60
September
40
4
8
31
82
October
23
5
10
14
62
November
34
9
5
13
61
December
25
5
11
13
54
TOTAL
424
321
745
AMBULANCE TRANSPORT
SERVICES
MONTH
NO. OF
PATIENT
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
TOTAL
34
48
48
51
53
53
53
44
32
36
42
40
534
TOTAL NUMBER OF PATIENT – 1,279
VEHICULAR ACCIDENT STATISTIC
Month of Year
2014
Number of
Incident
Number of
Victims
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
19
22
25
30
32
22
24
34
29
24
32
22
TOTAL
315
PATIENT TAGGING
29
35
39
39
36
28
39
35
43
28
43
30
RED
2
3
10
5
2
5
6
9
1
4
7
1
YELLOW
8
2
8
11
9
7
10
7
6
7
9
3
GREEN
19
30
17
22
25
16
20
17
31
16
26
25
BLACK
0
0
3
1
0
0
3
2
6
1
1
1
424
55
87
264
18
Legend
RED TAG – Life – treathening injury
YELLOW TAG – Serious non – life – treathening injury
GREEN TAG – Walking wounded
BLACK TAG – Dead
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ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT OF THE BUREAU OF FIRE PROTECTION
I.
ADMINISTRATIVE:
Alicia Fire Station has a total strength of fifteen (15) personnel broken down by rank as
follows:
Senior Fire Officer IV
Senior Fire Officer II
Senior Fire Officer I
Fire Officer III
Fire Officer II
Fire Officer I
TOTAL
II.
-1
-0
-2
-0
-3
- 9__
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OPERATIONS:
A. FIRE PREVENTION:
Intensified fire safety inspectionand information dissemination campaign was conducted
in all types of occupancies particularly in fire – prone residential type of occupancies within the
Poblacion area.
Under the “Ugnayan sa Barangay”, formulation and implementation of fire – planning in
different schools under the BFP’s Kiddie and Junior Fire Marshal Project. This project is designed
to educate school children to be leaders at their young age, who advocate and practice fire safety
and emergency preparedness at home, in school and in the community.
As to other fire prevention activities, Alicia Fire Station also conducted fire exit drills in
different health care institutions, industrial and business occupancies.
NR
NR
NR
NR
NR
NR
OF
OF
OF
OF
OF
OF
FIRE SAFETY CLEARANCE APPLICATION PROCESSED
INSPECTION OF ESTABLISHMENTS CONDUCTED
FIRE SAFETY INSPECTION CERTIFICATE ISSUED
BUILDING PLANS REVIEWED/ EVALUATED
FIRE SAFETY LECTURES CONDUCTED
FIRE DRILLS CONDUCTED
-
835
750
402
106
80
80
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B. FIRE SUPPRESSION:
1. FIRE CALLS RESPONDED WITHIN AOR:
Barangay
Cause/Origin
Time of
Occurence
Type of
Occupancy
Owner/
Involved
1.Magsaysay,
Alicia, Isabela
2.Calaocan,
Alicia, Isabela
3.Mabini,
Alicia, Isabela
4.M.H. Del
Pilar, Alicia,
Isabela
Unattended
wood stove
Electrical short
circuit
Vehicular fire
(motor cycle)
Under
investigation
172305H
Jan. 2014
110600H
Mar. 2014
111130H
May 2014
291745H
Nov. 2014
Mixed
Arnold Ancheta
Estimated
Amount of
Damage
Php 110,000.00
Business
Government
Php1,287,628.00
Places of
assembly
Virgilio E.
Gelacio
Dr. Romeo Go
Php 50,000.00
2. FIRE CALLS RESPONDED OUTSIDE AOR:
192229H Jan. 2014
San Agustin, Isabela
050935H Jan. 2014
Ilagan City
172349H Mar. 2014
San Guillermo, Isabela
070030H May 2014
Ilagan City(Public Market)
100530H Oct. 2014
Angadanan, Isabela
300541H Nov. 2014
ISU Cauayan,Isabela
012100H Dec. 2012
Cauayan City, Isabela
3. FIRE CODE FEE COLLECTION
From 01 January to 17 December 2014, the tota amount of fire code fees collected
reached six hundred thirty five thousand one hundred twenty three (Php 635,123.00)
III.
LOGISTICS:
A. OFFICE EQUIPMENT
One (1) set computer
One (1) unit typewriter
B. FIRE – FIGHTING APPARATUS
Isuzu Morita Fire Truck
Isuzu Anos Fire Truck
4,000 liters (water capacity)
4,000 liters (water capacity)
One (1) set Self – Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA)
Onw (1) unit Fiber glass spine board
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Three (3) unit 10lbs. ABC – type portable fire extinguishers
C. PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE)
Ten (10) pcs. Fire Helmets
Eight (8) pcs. Fire Coats
Five (5) pair trousers
Seven (7) pairs fire boots
Nine (9) pairs gloves
IV.
OTHER ACTIVITIES:
January – One Stop Shop (Renewal of Licenses and Business Permits)
Conducted training to ISU criminology students and members of Rescue
531
March – Fire Prevention Month
Unity Walk
April – OPLAN: Lakbay – Alalay (Lenten Season)
Establishment of Public Assistance Centers
May – Brigada – Eskwela
School beautification
June – Nationwide Earthquake Drill
Conduct of fire safety lectures
July – National Disaster Consciouseness Month
Disaster preparedness lectures
August – Ugnayan sa Barangay
September – Fire safety lectures and drills in different Daycare Centers
November – Oplan Kaluluwa
December – Oplan Paalala ( Iwas Paputok Capaign)
PRIORITY PROGRAMS FOR CY – 2015
On Fire Prevention
-Enhancement offire safety information and education campaign in different schools and
Barangays within AOR
-Intensified fire safety inspection of all establishment
-Intensified conduct of fire drills and earthquake drills
On Fire Suppression
-Improve organization and coordination with barangay and company fire volunteer
brigades.
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On Fire Investigation
-Enhanced linkages with other law enforcement agencies for apprehending arsonist and
for technical assistance.
-Training/ scholarships for arson investigators.
On EMS and Rescue
-Conduct of physical and medical examinations for organic personnel
-Enhance civic action and related special projects.
-Accelerate training of EMTs and rescuers.
On General Administration
-Request for additional station manpower
-Setting – up of vital computer based information systems
-Refinement of performance measurement system
- Request for increase in pay of uniformed personnel.
Submitted by:
( Sgd). HADJI RAMIR S ROMERO
Senior Fire Officer IV
BFP
Municipal
Fire
Marshal
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ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT OF THE PHILIPPINE NATIONAL POLICE
1. This pertains to the summary/highlights of activities conducted and accomplishment
this office for CY 2014.
I. STAKEHOLDER SUPPORT
1. PUBLIC INFORMATION AND ADVOCACY
OOA 090800H September 2014, PI SAMUEL A LOPEZ, OIC and other elements this
office initiated public consultation and dialogue among the participant from the different
department of LGU Alicia, Isabela. The topics had been discussed geared towards the
advocacy of Integrated Transformation Program of the PNP, crime prevention and control,
operation, Patrol system, investigative and implementation of Oplan Visa and Oplan night
rider.
PHOTO SHOWS: PI SAMUEL A LOPEZ, OIC while
listening to the speaker during public information
campaigned held at the Alicia Community Center,
Alicia, Isabela.
2. CITIZENS EMPOWERMENT
For the period, a total of 8 dialogues/pulong pulong were conducted and participated in
by thirty 30 selected individuals including BIN and Barangay officials and Tanods and
discussed about basic rights under the law, as well as their duties and responsibilities as a
citizen in order to protect and uphold the law by giving legal support thru citizen’s arrest and
encouraging them to act as witnesses during trial.
PHOTO SHOWS: Members of Brgy Tanods and BPATS
of Brgy Sto Tomas, Alicia, Isabela during the conduct
of training/seminar OOA July 11, 2014.
2. PARTICIPATION IN FAITH BASED ORGANIZATION
PCI GEORGE P CABLARDA, COP and other elements this office participated the
mass at the St Ferdinand Chapel, IPPO being one of the sponsored of the Misa De Gallo
2014.
3. PARTICIPATION IN RELIGIOUS, PHYSICAL/HEALTH FITNESS AND ENVIRONMENTAL
PROTECTION PROGRAM CAMPAIGNED.
OOA 0900H October 2014, Elements this office led
by PI MARY JANE S DALUMAY, WCPD Officer while
conducting physical fitness exercises in front of Alicia
PS
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A. Attain Financial and Logistical Adequacy consistent with the law
1. Management Donation from LGU and other agencies
With regard to financial management, the Local Government of Alicia, Isabela
thru the stewardship of the Chief Executive, support the following
a. Office Supplies
- P 30,000.00/anum
b. Petroleum Oil & lubricant (POL)
- P300,000.00/anum
c. Repair of the Toyota Hilux
d. Funding of the BPATS Training and seminar
B. ATTAIN TRANSPARENCY AND ACCOUNTABILITY IN ALL FINANCIAL AND LOGISTICAL
TRANSACTION.
1. Improvement of the procurement system
2. Financial and logistical review and evaluation program
1. ADMINISTRATIVE
A. LEARNING AND GROWTH
1. Entice and Recruit the most Qualified Applicants.
2. Recruitment program .
RESOURCE MANAGEMENT PHOTO SHOWS:
Members of Brgy Tanods and BPATS of Brgy Sto
Tomas, Alicia, Isabela during the conduct of
training/seminar OOA July 11, 2014.
appointment into the Police service.
For the period, there were Seven (7) Police
applicants were sent to Police Regional Office 2 for
further processing of their application prior to their
B. DEVELOP COMPETENT, MOTIVATED AND VALUE-ORIENTED PNP PERSONNEL.
1. INDIVIDUAL TRAINING PROGRAM
a. PNP Training Seminar
Once a month
b. Internal Reforms
Four times a month
c. Police Info and Education Every Monday
Three (3) personnel of this office were sent to RTS2 Cauayan City to undergo
schooling. One for PSSLC, One for PSJLC for Criminal Investigation Course (CIC) and One
(1) for Police Investigator Responders Course (PIRC) as part of their career advancement.
2. Specialized Training Program
3. Unit Training Program.
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C. DEVELOP A RESPONSIVE POLICE ORGANIZATION
1. Information and Communication Technology
NR OF OPERATIONAL
NR OF
COMPUTER PERIPHERALS
OPERATIONAL
NR OF
NR OF
NR
COMPUTERS PRINTER SCANNER OF
WEB
CAM
4
3
1
1
NR OF
COMPUTER
WITH
INTERNET
CONNECTIVITY
MANPOWER
NR
OF
PCOS
NR OF
PNCOs
NR
OF
NUPS
TOTAL
3
3
26
4
33
2. INTELLIGENCE
1. Intensification of Information gathering system on Internal Security Operation.
2. Recruitment and Selection of BINS/CBSS
3. Conduct regular Training/seminar among Brgy Tanods, CBSS/BINs and Civilian
Volunteer and trained them on proper handling, preparation and dissemination of
intelligence information.
3. INVESTIGATION
Solution of Previous unsolved cases
Although there were previous unsolved cases recorded, this Police Station is still in
the course of conducting an exhaustive Intelligence operation, Investigation and case
build-up against those suspects.
4. OPERATION PLANNING SERVICES
1. Construction of Additional PTU at KABIGSAN and RIZAL Region to
minimize/eliminate robbery hold-up incident in the area.
2. Consolidate accomplishment reports of different section of this office for the
preparation of annual report.
3. Sustained close coordination and consultation meeting and conferences with
different line agencies, NGOs and Barangay officials.
4. Religiously attended regular and special meetings, conferences, dialogues,
seminars and workshop called upon by the LGU including NGO relative to law
enforcement and peace and order in the locality.
RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
1.
Had a dialogue with LGU/LCE to allocate fund for the conduct of ISO
training/seminar in coordination with AFP counterparts and to monitor
quarterly accomplishment.
2. Conduct law enforcement training to all Barangay tanods to be funded by the
LGU through POC chairman. Conduct regular meeting with NGOs and business sector to
determine security and safety of their business.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
a. CAMPAIGN AGAINST WANTED PERSON
For the period, there were Forty Two (42) wanted persons within municipal level were
arrested and they were properly turned-over to their respective court of origin.
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NAME
DATE ARRESTED
CRIME COMMITTED
1.Nolie Marinay y Dela Cruz
2. Noel “Bobot” Gumpal y
Ancheta
3.Baltazar Sarceda y Tomas
4.Jomar Cayanan y Santos
January 19, 2014
January 23, 2014
Rape
Theft of Large Cattle
February 4, 2014
February 25, 2014
5.Reynaldo Benitez y Fabros
March 4, 2014
6.Nestor Tangonan y Agbayani
March 4, 2014
Concubinage
RIR in Damage to
property
Serious Physical
Injury
Attempted Homicide
(5 counts)
7.Liza Calibuso y Castulo
8.Eugenio Tagorda y Mora
9.Jose Bautista y Torres
10.Warlito Naval y Tuliao
March 4, 2014
March 6, 2014
April 8, 2014
April 21, 2014
11.Rollyson Palaggoy y Sabado
12.Esther Ramirez y Gapusan
13.Walter Bisarez y Jalloria Jr
April 22, 2014
April 29, 2014
May 26, 2014
14.Ronald Escombien y Zamudio
May 26, 2014
Perjury
Murder
Frustrated Hom
Malicious Mischief &
Grave Threat
Slight Phy Inj
Child Abuse
RIR Double Serious
Phy Injury & Damage
to Property
Viol of RA 9262
15.Luzviminda Idios y Calica
16.Michael Fabros y Concepcion
17.Ferdimar Garcia y Agustin
18.Michael Fabros y Concepcion
19.Jimmy Zamora Jr y Soriano
June
June
June
June
June
Adultery
Adultery
Viol of RA 7610
Viol of Ra 7610
Qualified Theft
20.Ely Bernabe y Senoja
21. Joselito Lorenzo y Apalla
22.Ronald Agtarap y Fermin
23.Edilberto Occasion y Valdez
24.Jena Adena
25.Edgar Gapuz y Martin
26.Jaycell Marino y Moneva
27.Jeff Mating y Matias
28.Adriano Manabat y Gamboa
@Derek
29.Fernando Gomez y Paggao
July 3, 2014
July 9, 2014
July 13, 2014
July 14, 2014
August 14, 2014
August 15, 2014
August 22, 2014
August 27, 2014
August 20, 2014
Swindling
Attempted Hom
Viol of RA 9262
Frus Hom
Slander by Deeds
RIR Dam to Pro
Slight Phy Inj
Theft
Double Murder
September 16, 2014
30.Jena Adena
31.Ignacio Lucas y Ventura
September 11, 2014
September 30, 2014
Acts of
Lasciviousness
Slander of Deeds
Falsification of Public
1, 2014
1, 2014
2, 2014
1, 2014
30, 2014
CRIMINAL
CASE NO.
20-5007
20-9333
2013-019
2013-062
2014-081
2014-074,
075, 076,
077, 078
2014-080
19-6274
20-9567
1095-1096
5883
20-9565
4362
9481,9482,94
83,9484
2014-072
2014-072
919
19-9485-86
19752,19758,
19755,19753,
19754,19756,
19757,19759,
19760
20-9460
2013-046-049
24-1864
2012-300
14-07-032
29494
2014-073
19-9570
19-1087
2014-130
07-032
14-313
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32.Jerry Bagaoisan y Briones
September 30, 2014
33.Lourdes Bagaoisan y Briones
34.Jonard Layugan y Bumanglag
September 30, 2014
October 10, 2014
35.Mark Jayson Zamora y Bravo
36.Jomar Corpuz y Casandin
37.Wilson Del Rosario y Montero
October 13, 2014
October 17, 2014
October 1, 2014
38.Rolando Cacayan y Yarcia
November 25, 2014
39.Laureta Cacayan y Fernandez
November 25, 2014
40. Sonny Sario y Malunao
November 17, 2014
41. Angelo Miguel y Vidad
42. Janette Natividad y Santiago
November 14, 2014
November 12, 2014
Documents
Other Forms of
Swindling
Swindling
RIR in Serious Phy
Injury
Estafa
Viol of RA 9262
RIR in Ser Phy
Injuries
Doc.
Doc.
Doc.
Child abuse
Viol of RA 7610
2013-033
2013-033
2014-135
6702
9819
2014-131
2014-142
2014-142
2014-140
20-9151
9673
b. ACCOMPLISHMENT ON RA 9165 (Illegal Drugs)
For the period in review, there were seven (7) persons were able to arrest by Intel
operative this office for violation of Sec 11 & Sec 5 of RA 9165 and properly filed in court.
NAME OF ACCUSED
DRUG EVIDENCE
CONFISCATED
SHABU
1. Richard Valdez y Perez
IS/CC NR
MJ
Shabu
0.2517 gms
0.2503 gms
II-04o-INQ-14A00013
3. Josefa Estrada y Lazo
Shabu
0.0241
0.0305
II-04o-INQ-14H00113
4. Mario Villena y Santos
Shabu
0.0420 gms
0.0368 gms
II-06-INQ-14I00122
5. Gerald Garcia y Alejandro
Shabu
0.2273 gms
0.1970 gms
0.1973 gms
0.1392 gms
II-16-INQ-14F00096
6. Lemuel Bugarin y Lahina
Shabu
0.0891 gms
0.0155 gms
II-04o-INQ-14C00123
7. Victor Tungpalan y Ruiz
Shabu
0.1672 gms
II-06-INQ-14D00061
2. Lester Castañeda y Fabros
REMARKS
On trial
On trial
On trial
On trial
On trial
On trial
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C. ACCOMPLISHMENT ON RA 8294 (Illegal Possession of Firearms)
For the period in review, there were Three () persons were able to arrest by personnel
and operative this office for violation of RA 8294 otherwise known as Illegal Possession of
Firearms and ammunition as a result of our intensified campaign against loose firearms and
they were properly filed in court.
DATE/TIME
OF ARREST
NAME
FIREARMS
DETAILS
IS/CC NR
REMARKS
1. 250140H Oct 2014
Rutherson Apolonio y
Marcos
9MM
9866
On Trial
2. 210430H April 2014
Victor Tungpalan y Ruiz
.38 Cal Revolver
II-06INQ000061
On Trial
3. 2321130Feb 2014
Jeffrey Varga y Andam
38 Cal Revolver
II-04oINQ-14800026
On Trial
COUNTER TERRORISM EFFORTS
This Police Station conducted daily foot Patrol to crime prone areas to deter criminals
from launching their illicit activities. Likewise, mobile checkpoints have been conducted daily
particularly at strategic places to check unscrupulous activities within AOR.
Established Additional PTU building besides the old PTU building which is manned 24 hours basis
decrease the occurrences of crime particularly the pickpocket, cell phone snatching and other
street crimes.
4. POLICE COMMUNITY RELATION
1. This Police Station conducted 18 symposia to various Elementary and High School
regarding Drug Awareness Program, crime prevention and control, Youth Gang prevention and
affective parenting/responsible fatherhood and community organizing and social mobilization in
coordination with the Local Government Unit, Alicia, Isabela.
2. Conducted seminar to selected Barangay Tanods in the municipality.
3. Participated mini Olympics conducted by Local Government Unit (LGU)
4. Conducted 67 Barangay visitations in different Barangay
C. REDUCE /ELIMINATE INCIDENT OF HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS (HRV) IN THE
POLICE OPERATIONS.
1. Capability Building on Human Rights
2. Prevention and Control on Human Rights Violations
Police Information and Continuing Education is conducted regularly at this Office, wherein
COP discussed and gives more emphasis on the PNP Doctrine, Policies, and Issuances on Human
Rights were properly discussed.
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5. COMMUNITY
A. SAFER TO LIVE, WORK AND DO BUSINESS
1. Community Assistance and Development Program
This office established a harmonious relationship between the community and the Police
through Brgy visitation conduct dialogue/pulong-pulong and other similar activities.
Communication and cooperation with the community place a vital role in the overall fight against
criminality and insurgency in the municipality. This office also participated in the different civic
activities like tree planting, clean and green program and other activities.
2. Disaster Preparedness and management
For the period, PCI GEORGE P CABLARDA, COP attended the coordinating conference
conducted by the Local Disaster Risk Reduction Management Council, Alicia, Isabela to discussed
work financial plan 2015.
B. EFFECTIVE ENFORCEMENT OF THE LAW
1. Performance Satisfaction Rating
2. Performance Approval Rating
VI. OTHER SIGNIFICANT ACCOMPLISHMENT AND SPECIAL CONCERN
1. ADMINISTRATIVE
Promotion and Placement System
1. For the period covered, this office issued clearances to Five (5) Police Officer I, One
(1) Police Officer II and Two (2) Police Officer II who applied for promotion to the next higher
rank for their career advancement.
2. INTELLIGENCE
3. OPERATION
Implementation of Oplan Visa
1.
The Sanguniang Bayan of Alicia approved the Municipal Ordinance Oplan Visa No.
2012-002—”An ordinance requiring owners/drivers of single motorcycle
operating /plying within the territory of the jurisdiction of the municipality of
Alicia to register their motorcycle with the Philippine National Police and
imposing penalty thereof”.
No. of
Registered
MCs applied
for OPLAN
VISA as of this
date
No of Registered
MC with issued
VISA ID and
Sticker
No of
Registered MC
without VISA
ID and Sticker
NR OF
MC
FINED
NR OF
MC
IMPOUND
ED
5539
5539
56
686
483
NR OF
STOLEN
VISA
STICKER
42
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PHOTO SHOWS: Elements this office while
conducting Oplan Visa Checkpoint along Alicia-San
Mateo Road Intersection, Magsaysay, Alicia, Isabela.
4. LOGISTICS
5. PCR
Elements this office was able to plant 5,000 trees pursuant to the National Greening
program of the government in close coordination with the DENR and other government agencies.
6. FINANCE
7. INVESTIGATION
All cases handled by this office were properly filed at
court of jurisdiction.
SPECIAL CONCERN
The special concern of this office is the
neutralization of motorcycle riding criminals through strict implementation of Oplan Visa, Oplan
Night Rider, apprehension of drug pushers/users, campaign against loose FAs and to have a
Secure and Safe 2013 Brgy Election.
VII. 2014 BEST PRACTICES
The continuous operation of Oplan Visa and Oplan Night Rider prove to be effective
measures in the campaign against criminality in the area particularly motorcycle-riding criminals
and illegal drugs.
(Sgd.)PCI GEORGE P CABLARDA
Chief of Police
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LIST OF BARANGAY OFFICIALS
1
AMISTAD
2
ANTONINO
3
BC
1
2
3
4
5
BUSTO, Efren G.
CUIZON, Jojo R.
GUZMAN, Rosemarie B.
BENEDICTO V. Jose
De JESUS, James K.
KASING , Rodolfo S.
BC
1
2
3
4
5
BC
1
2
3
4
5
GACIAS,Magno S.
CAPILLAN,Rodelyn P.
LIBAN, Ferdinand P.
DELA CRUZ, Joel G.
BALISI, Rufino E.
MARTIN, Artemio R.
6
7
PANTAÑOSA, Elmer J.
MANABAT , Lupo G.
6
7
CO, Jerry T.
MANGALOS, Louie A.
DULAY, Zosimo B.
VALDEZ, Lorelie G.
MENDOZA, Rommel S.
FELICIANO, Joy B.
DEL ROSARIO ,Armando
G.
ALVARADO , Sherwin T.
6
7
*
**
MANUEL, Ismael J.
DOMINGO, Ben D.
*
**
ANDAYA, Jessie M.
BACCAY, Feliza M.
*
**
MARTIN, Charlito D.
FLORENCIO , Jacinto A.
VIERNES,John Vincent
D.
Dela CRUZ, Florie
BAGONG SIKAT
4
BC
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
*
**
7
BC
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
*
**
10
AURORA
PARALLAG, Romeo A.
DIVINA, Luis B.
RAMIREZ, Fernando E.
QUIBEN, Rey F.
ACOSTA, Elbert A.
GARCIA, Norlito M.
CASTRO, Samuel M.
FERNANDEZ, Joemel J.
PARALLAG, Isabel L.
QUIBEN, Felicitas R.
BANTUG PETINES
MARIANO, Eldie F.
VELASCO , Hilario P
MENDOZA, Julie P.
MAXIMO,Angelito G.
PINPIN, Melanio P.
MERIN, Ma. Cecilia, J
NAVAL, Cinderella P.
PARAAN, Danilo I.
NAVAL, Leverita T.
CAMPOS, Carlito L.
CALAOCAN
BC CALOZA, Mario L.
5
BAGNOS
6
BC
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
*
**
VALIENTE, Alicia B.
MAPILI, Darwin P.
MAPILI,Maximillian Aurelio
ORTIZ, Edilberto Q.
TAMANI, Noli Q.
DIAO, Charlito A.
HUFANA, Felipe G.
ALEJANDRO , Robert I.
QUIÑONES, Severo Jr. C.
ARIOLA, Wilfredo V.
BC
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
*
**
8
BONIFACIO
9
BC
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
*
**
11
CAYME, Carlos T. Jr.
GARCIA, Joel C.
TANGONAN, Revelyn I.
CABOTE, Rocky M.
DE GUZMAN, Rolando M.
SEPNIO, Gloria C.
Dela CRUZ, Rosalyn L.
PASCUA, Esmiraldo D.
MAQUE,Ferdinand R.
ASPURIAS, Armenia
CALLAO
BC ANDRADA, Nestor V.
BC
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
*
**
12
BC
APANAY
FELIPE, Samuel T.
FELICIANO,Isabelo Z.
DE GUZMAN, Guillermo
VILLASANA, Helen, M
SENIQUE, Rogelio M.
ALOP, Larry B.
SALVADOR, Ricardo D.
CABUDOL, Rodrigo T.
TABAN, Abegail C.
CADUCOY,Francisco Q.
BURGOS
BUMATAY, Victon G.
AGAOID,Katherine B.
PASCUA,Melvin G.
AGTUCA,Edgardo M.
VILLUAN, Domingo V.
PARINGIT, George G.
PASCUA, Rodrigo G. Jr
DOMINGO, Jovelito C.
RIMANDO, Arnold G.
FADERON,Joan P.
DAGUPAN
LORENZO, Ruben P.
88
1
2
3
4
5
ABUAN, Rizalino P.
VILLANUEVA,Jesusvic M.
MOLINA, Mark Anthony
QUILANG, Marilyn C.
PADERES, Danilo L.
1
2
3
4
5
CARIG, Evilyn A.
BALAS, Efren F.
DUMO, Gilbert A.
DOMINGO, Alicia A.
QUISADA,Eddie N.
1
2
3
4
5
BADUA, Lolita D.
MAGLAYA, Rolando M.
EDWIN , Fontanilla T.
TANIA, Jerry D.
TAMAYO, Elmer A.
6
7
*
MAGBALETA, Floyd S.
VALDEZ, Jaime F.
CAÑA, Marites V.
6
7
*
TANGALIN, Amor G.
LOPEZ, Rufo C.
FLORENDO, Tomas C.
6
7
*
TRINIDAD, Alex E.
MARIÑAS, Rodolfo S.
MARIÑAS, Jocelyn T.
**
LACISTE, Merla A.
**
DUMO Rosemarie T.
**
CACHERO, Perlito R.
14
LINGLINGAY
15
M.H. DEL PILAR
13
BC
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
**
16
INANAMA
BALLA, Rolando Sr. A.
BC ANDAM, Susana E.
De GUZMAN, Marcelo E
1 ANDAM, Dindo E.
CABILANGAN,Juancho F.
2 MARTINEZ,Alicia A.
CASTILLO, Venancio B.
3 MARTINEZ, Isagani Felix P.
Dela CRUZ, William L.
4 PEREZ, Evelyn M.
MANUEL, Alexander D.
5 DUMLAO, Cecilia M.
MENDOZA, Jacinto S.
6 NOLASCO, Josephine L.
BANA, Noel E.
7 MARTNINEZ, Paul James
FALLORINA, Cesar R.
** DUMANAS,Reynaldo A.
MABINI
BC FABROS, Antonio L.
1 VALDEZ, Simplicio N.
2 MARQUEZ, Celso R.
3 MAYOR, Samuel S.
17
MAGSAYSAY
BC DELMENDO, Reynold B.
1 LUCAS, Michael Anthony G.
2 MENDOZA, Ruben C.
RAMOS, Augustus Aladdin
3 G.
BC
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
**
SANCHEZ, Lorenzo C.
PULIDO, Rufino M.
VELASCO, Saturnino Jr.
PASCUA, Edilford A.
CARINO, Zaloy C.
NGOLOBAN,Francis G.
GALORA, Arland C.
SALES, Ernesto S.
TINAZA, Lorena ,T.
18
MATAAS NA KAHOY
BC CORPUZ, Jose Jr. V.
1 CORPUZ,Nilanie A.
2 MOREDO, Marion V.
3 GRANADOZO, Edwin I
4 BENSAN, Rowena A
4 SICUAN, Anronio M. Jr.
4 GRANADOZO,Loreto D.
5 SALCEDO, Rolando N.
5 FLORES, Warlito G.
5 BALA, Bernardo Jr., C.
6 BUMATAY, Jonathan E.
7 BUMATAY, Rebecca S.
6 PARUBRUB, Chita A.
7 VERSOZA, Alejo A.
6 VALEROZO, Junard D.
7 VIDAD, Frederick V.
*
MAPALO,Esmenia G.
*
BAYSA,Rogie C.
* DELA CRUZ, Floresca D.
**
DUMENDEN, Norman F.
**
SANTOS, Cely Marie M.
** VIDAD, Frederick V.
19
BC
1
2
3
PADDAD
MACATO, Ernesto A.
BAO-IL, Stanley B.
MACATO, Rommel D.
BERNAL, June P.
20
BC
1
2
3
RIZAL
SABADO, Felipe Jr., E.
Dela PEÑA, Andy C.
Dela PEÑA, Manny E.
GASPI, Isagani E.
21
BC
1
2
3
RIZALUNA
TABERNA, Christian A.
MOLINA , Pablo T.
DELA CRUZ, Juanito R.
JABONITALLA, Tony S.
89
4
5
6
7
*
**
BARTOLOME, Sherwin C.
GUTIERREZ, Roman V.
SALES, Smilejoy A.
SANTIAGO, Samuel I.
VIVENCIO, Josefino M.
BRIONES, Jun S.
4
5
6
7
*
**
22
SALVACION
23
BC
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
*
*
TIPON, Archie A.
EBLACAS,Marissa N.
FRANILLA, Roger D.
CASTRO, Edilberto C.
AQUINO, George M.
VILLANUEVA, Lucita L.
ARCEGA,Jessie B.
BUENO, Rogelio A.
PARAY, Reginaldo C.
DOMINGO, Evangeline B.
BC
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
*
**
25
SAN FRANCISCO
26
BC
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
*
**
28
BC
1
2
3
4
5
BARADI, Hilario A.
MASI, Roberto T.
MAURICIO, Darwin M.
DOMINGO, Danilo A.
PALADAN, Leo G.
ANCHETA, Ernesto D.
RIOCA, Francisca, M.
MALAPERA, Florison M.
GRAGANTA, Elizabeth B
VIDAD, Jennifer M
SAN PEDRO
ROMBAOA, Melvin A.
LABAZA, Alexander M.
BANIQUED, Loreto Q.
UDAN, Rosendo M.
SORIANO, Julio G.
MATAMIS, Bienvenido P.
BC
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
*
**
29
BC
1
2
3
4
5
TORIO, Jovita O.
MELCHOR, Armando S.
VILLAR, Erlinda C.
CACAYAN, Johai T.
MAYO, Rosemarie J.
LIBED, Celso C.
SAN ANTONIO
4
5
6
7
*
**
24
MIGUEL, Arsenio S.
MIGUEL, Benjamin H.
PASCUA, Merjon J.
SALVADOR, Jose Jr., M.
MOLINA, Lando S.
SOSA, Teresita T.
SAN FERNANDO
LAMUG, Lorenzo Jr. S.
BC RAMIREZ, Romeo S.
LIM, Simeon D.
1 DOMINGO, Antonio C.
De GUZMAN , Evangeline G. 2 TORRES, Leandro S.
MELIDO, Vergilio C.
3 CASTRO, Samuel G.
GARCIA , Fernando T.
4 GONZALES, Gerry O.
CABREROS, William N.
5 GONZALES, Mario C.
FERNANDEZ, Maria Luna B. 6 JULIAN, Rafael Jr. P.
LOPEZ, Rommel P.
7 SERRANO, Amador C.
TAN, Devina D.
* PAJARILLO, Aurelio T.
ARCINAS, Janette R.
** PADER, Doris M.
SAN JUAN
MANALO, Romeo G.
ROMANO, Arnold C.
RAMOS, Orlando S
QUIJANO, Zacarias L.
ANCHETA, Ernesto C.
SAPIPI,Zaldy Q.
POSIDIO, Efrilan D.
HIPOLITO, Hernando M.
PAGADUAN, Andres O.
ESPE, Alexander B.
STA. CRUZ
DAYAG, Evelyn C.
VALDEZ, Erlito L.
RAMOS,Rhoderick M.
JUSTO, Leonardo M
DELA CRUZ, Emerson A.
MARTIN, Relita C.
27
BC
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
*
**
SAN PABLO
COLLADO, Clarita C.
SORIANO, Vilma G.
AGBANLOG, Reynaldo C.
NONAN, Renato P.
ANCHETA, Reynaldo N.
BASUEL, Leonida C.
BELMONTE, Dalmacio N.
RILLERA, Peter A.
SORIANO, Rowena O.
NARIO, Angela C.
30
STA. MARIA
BC
1
2
3
4
5
AGBAYANI, Nestor M.
DUMLAO, Linaflor C.
CARIAGA, Darell A.
HERMITANIO, Florencio S.
CARBONEL, Marcelo T.
CARVAJAL, Perlita B.
90
6
7
*
**
31
VELASQUEZ, Marcelo J.
SANGALANG, Leticia J.
BANIQUED, Arleen B.
ROBANG, Cristina R.
STO. DOMINGO
BC MAYO, Dominador M.
1 MANGOBA, Manalo E.
GARINGAN, Arnol Bryan
2 R.
3 De GUZMAN, Jovita D.
4 LICTAWA, Rabina B.
5 FRANCO, Linda B.
6 RODULFO, Marieta N.
7 LABRAGUE, Mercy Z.
* CORULLO,Merejan Z.
** VIDAD, Meriam G.
34
BC
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
*
**
6
7
*
**
32
ORPILLA , Relita C.
ESTRADA, Jimmer G.
PAGGAO, Yolanda M.
CALAYAG, Conchita A.
STO. TOMAS
6
7
*
**
MOLINA, Elsie F.
MOLINA, Erlinda V.
COMISARIO, Florentino O.
CAMUNGAO, Maricel P.
33
VICTORIA
BC ARIOLA, Emerlita M.
1 VELASCO, Mario J
BC ARIOLA, Joseph G.
1 GAMMAD, Agnes M.
2
3
4
5
6
7
*
**
2
3
4
5
6
7
*
**
DUPALE, Joel G.
FERNANDEZ, Joy C.
MALIG, Loreto T.
ARIOLA, George M.
VILLANUEVA, Eduard V.
SACULLES, Silvestre C.
GOMEZ, Corazon
NIÑO, Wilma B.
ZAMORA
DOÑA, Ramon D.
DECELIS, Alexander B.
MARAYAG, Esmiraldo B.
LIBAN, Geno A.
OCOL, Marichu P.
DOÑA, Nestor A.
CAMMAYO,Arlene B.
LANTICAN, Analiza B.
DELA PEÑA, Elsie M.
OBRA, Gigie S.
MARTINEZ, Vergilio O.
MAPALO, Julie P.
PATACSIL, Rodrigo B.
GARCIA, Marilou A.
OBRA, Eduardo V.
TACCABAN, Ariel M.
MANUEL, Liberty D.
BC
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
*
Legend
Brgy. Captain
1st Kagawad
2nd Kagawad
3rd Kagawad
4th Kagawad
5th Kagawad
6th Kagawad
7th Kagawad
Brgy. Secretary
BATARA, Jovita G.
**
Brgy. Treasurer
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Republic of the Philippines
Province of Isabela
Municipality of Alicia
-o0oOFFICE OF THE MUNICIPAL MAYOR
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MESSAGE
Warm greetings to my beloved Alicians!
Your unreserved support and immeasurable efforts has been
magnified by the progressive turns it has made manifest through this
2014 Annual Accomplishment Report or State of Local Governance
Performance Report (SLGR).
There is really power in unity, as what has been shown in the
partnership you had with this Local Government Unit, because we are almost in the verge of
reaching what we ought to achieve as what was stated in our vision and mission statement for
our beloved Alicia.
Grateful as I am particularly to the municipal and barangay officials, the Civil Society
Organizations, and Private Organizations who, in one way or another, worked hand in hand in
realizing the implementation of the full disclosure policy for good governance and transparency
being mandated by the national government. With that class act that you have displayed, we
were able to establish a “mark of change” as to the mandates of the national government. The
mark that shifted our government from one that is self-serving to one that works for the
welfare of this municipality and of the nation in general.
Again, this is a very great privilege to urge you, not just to continue but to commit to be
united for a better Alicia… Let us go, to achieve more… Let us grow, to be a better
community… Let us glow, to enjoy the fruit of our labor. Let us be one to continuously
withstand what we have begun, this is no time to be unperturbed to move forward for the
realization of our shared visions.
Mabuhay ang Alicia!
IAN PAUL L. DY
Municipal Mayor

2014 LGU ANNUAL REPORT - the LGU of Alicia, Isabela

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