Nalalaoman | Nasasarigan | Nangangataman
VOLUME 1 - NO. 1 JULY - OCTOBER 2019
TOWARDS A MORE RELIABLE AND CARING CITY
OF MAYOR NELSON S. LEGACION
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GREENER CITY OF NAGA
Balatas Open Dumpsite, Naga City
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REFLECTING MAYOR SON’S VISION OF GREEN, mini-forests inside Naga’s urban areas, the Forests-in-our-Midst (FOM) Program was launched at the former Balatas Open Dumpsite area where 1,500 native trees were planted as a forest-growing activity, launching the start of the city’s plan towards a greener Naga.
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ContentNagas Na!
06 PUTTING THE HOUSE IN ORDER 20 TECH4ED PROJECT: DIGITAL EMPOWERMENT ‘NAGA NA!’: NEW CITY BRAND MODERNIZING THE 07 21 BICOL CENTRAL STATION
INTERNET ACCESSIBILITY: 21 FREE PUBLIC WIFI
22 NEW INFIRMARY LABORATORY 23 ADDITIONAL MEDICAL PERSONNEL PUBLIC TOILETS FOR MALE, 23 FEMALE, AND LGBTQ+ COMMUNITY MEETINGS: TO BE CONSTRUCTED 07 DRAWING NEARER TO THE PEOPLE MORE CLASSROOMS, 24 MORE SCHOLARS 10 ACCESSIBLE CITY HALL CULTURE OF SPORTS EXCELLENCE BALATAS OPEN 25 12 DUMPSITE CLOSURE MAKING A NAME IN THE 26 INTERNATIONAL ARENA NEWLY-OPENED SLF PROVIDES 13 THE OPTION OF CONVERTING OUR GARBAGE INTO ENERGY STRENGTHENING INTERNATIONAL 27 LINKAGES: CULTURAL AND ECONOMIC TIES WITH CZECH FOREST IN OUR MIDST: REPUBLIC 14 NAGA GREENING MISS EARTH FLORA 2019 IN NAGA 15 CITY PLASTIC REGULATION 28
ROAD TO PUBLIC SAFETY: SALARY ADJUSTMENT FOR CITY 16 ROAD CLEARING OPERATIONS 29 HALL JOB ORDER AND CONTRACT- OF-SERVICE EMPLOYEES LIGHTS AND CAMERAS: 17 PRELUDE TO A SAFER NAGA 29 IMPROVED LEGAL SERVICES DRAINAGE MASTERPLAN: 17 SOLVING THE CITY FLOODING NAGA NA! PRELIMINARY STEPS IN HOUSING SOLUTIONS 30 BOOSTING NAGA’S TOURISM AND 18 LOCAL ECONOMY 20 MAKING A BIG DIGITAL LEAP
PEÑAFRANCIA 2019 COMMITTEE CHAIRMANSHIPS & MEMBERSHIPS
MYC 2019: ANCHORING 34 THE FAITH OF THE YOUTH HON. GHIEL “OYING” G. ROSALES 52 City Councilor NAGUEÑA CROWNED 36 MISS BICOLANDIA 2019 HON. JOSELITO “LITO” S.A. DEL ROSARIO City Councilor
HON. GREGORIO R. ABONAL VIVA LA VIRGEN: City Councilor 39 THE 2019 PEÑAFRANCIA CELEBRATION IN NAGA HON. MILA “MILES” SD. RAQUID-ARROYO City Councilor
11TH REGIONAL BAND, HON. ELMER S. BALDEMORO 40 MAJORETTES AND FANCY DRILL 54 City Councilor COMPETITION HON. VIDAL P. CASTILLO City Councilor REGIONAL SCOUTS PARADE & 43 DBC/DLC/DXMC COMPETITION HON. SALVADOR “BADONG” M. DEL CASTILLO City Councilor
HON. JOSE “DOC SONNY” C. RAÑOLA CIVIC PARADE AND City Councilor 44 FLOAT COMPETITION ABOUT THE COVER HON. JOSE “JOEPER” B. PEREZ PEÑAFRANCIA VOYADORES 56 City Councilor FESTIVAL AND STREET 46 HON. JESSE “JESS” R. ALBEUS Mayor Nelson S. Legacion on his AND PILGRIM’S DANCE City Councilor assumption as Naga’s new local chief COMPETITION executive, on the midday of June 30, HON. ANTONIO “DODIT” B. BELTRAN 2019, accompanied by his wife, First 11TH BICOL REGIONAL MILITARY PARADE City Councilor Lady Atty. Marion Legacion, and the 48 rest of the city officials, department HON. MARY KYLE FRANCINE B. TRIPULCA heads, and chiefs-of-offices of the City City Councilor Government of Naga. 50 PEÑAFRANCIA FLUVIAL PROCESSION
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4 2019 FIRST 100 DAYS BY MAYOR SON 5 Putting the house in order
S soon as he assumed position as the new City A Mayor of Naga, Mayor Nelson Legacion first ensured that the city’s home— the City Hall— comprised of many and varied local government offices, will be manned by competent and capable officers and workers whom will be his reliable partners in the efficient delivery of services to the people.
Among the officers whom he designated under his first Administrative Order No. 2019-001 include the following:
Mr. Francisco M. Mendoza Acting City Administrator He also reconstituted the local special bodies that include the Naga City People’s Law Mr. Reuel M. Oliver Enforcement Board (PLEB) that serves and assists citizen’s complaints against any erring Acting Executive Director officers and members of the Naga City Police Office (NCPO); the City Disaster Risk Reduction Naga City Investment Board and Management Council (CDRRMC) that mans the implementation of the Local Disaster Mr. Huberto I. Ursua Risk Reduction and Management Plans (LDRRMPs), the City Development Council (CDC) that Acting Program Head I-Governance Program Office initiates a comprehensive multi-sectoral development plan for approval by the Sangguniang Panlungsod , and the Bids and Awards Committee (BAC) that handles the procurements of the Engr. Alexander Caning local government unit. Acting Department Head City Engineer’s Office Ms. Ma. Dolores P. Delos Reyes Acting Department Head City Civil Registrar’s Office Mr. Nolasco Jesalva Acting Department Head City Human Resource Management Office Mr. Allen L. Reondanga Acting Department Head City Events, Protocol and Public Information Office Mr. Paul John F. Barrosa Acting Secretary to the Mayor Mr. Roderick D. Reforsado Program Director Naga City Migrants Resource Center Mr. Ansel Maño Acting Chief-of-Office City Procurement Office Mr. Jaime R. Reblando Program Director for Senior Citizen Affairs
6 2019 FIRST 100 DAYS BY MAYOR SON 7 ONTINUING the legacy of good the city’s greeneries, and the Naga River governance started by his respectively, that characterizes the C predecessors, Mayor Legacion topography of the city. ‘Naga Na!’: introduced a new city brand under his administration, the ‘Naga Na!’. Illustrated in an italicized manner, New City the ‘N’ logo demonstrates the resiliency ‘Naga Na!’ branding aims to make and dynamism of the city in moving Naga City more than just a location on toward the realization of its goals. Brand the map but a destination for tourists to patronize— a marketing tool to create In the total sense of the brand, a brand identifier that will set Naga ‘Naga Na’ is an invitation to have Naga apart and allow the city to compete with as the place to be in many aspects (e.g. other places for people, resources and food travel, education, leisure, getaways, business. exploration, business investments, etc.)
The brand is symbolized with the The brand is accompanied by the letter ‘N’ with two circle dots atop that slogan, ‘Nalalaoman, Nasasarigan, stands for ‘Naga’. The circle dots atop Nangangataman’ that indicates the the ‘N’ structure create the illusion of administration’s main thrusts of a being the connection of two people that typify a dependable, reliable and caring local two groups or institutions— depicting the government, anchored with the city’s partnership and the shared responsibility vision and mission. of the government and the people in working hand-in-hand to advance the city’s development goals.
The ‘N’ logo likewise shows a smile that gives a picture of the city moniker, ‘An Maogmang Lugar’ and ‘Naga SMILES to the World’.
The green and blue colors of the brand signify the Narra tree from which the name ‘Naga’ is derived, as well as
Community Meetings: Drawing nearer to the people
N addition to his initial step of putting the house in order, Mayor Legacion established a Community Relations Office through Executive Order No. 2019-027.
The new office initiated the conduct of programs and activities that brought the local government services of the city closer to Ithe people. One of which is the conduct of community meetings in the different barangays of Naga with Mayor Legacion himself doing and leading the rounds and meeting people personally to hear directly from them their concerns and needs.
The program has brought a lot of residents thankful for the immediate response and easy access to the city’s officials, particularly the mayor, that paved the way for them to easily voice out their needs and concerns.
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Salamat pong maray Mayor Legacion sa pag igdi mo samuya. Natawan man po kami kang si pighahagad ming drop wire asin sim. Ngonian , ayos na po ang samong iniistaran.
- Dolores Eresare and Nelly Delos Santos, Housewives Zone 6, Bagong Sirang, San Felipe Kan pag-igdi ni Mayor, dakulang tabang mi ta si pighagad mi, naitao man samuya.. si problema mi sa ilaw, sa poste, sa drop wire, si semento, si yero.
- Elena C. Sid Housewife Bagong Sirang, San Felipe
Naoogma po kami kang binisita kami ni Mayor Legacion, ta haloy mi na pong pinoproblema digdi an drainage ta dikit na makusog na uran-uran sana, naglalaog sa samuyang harong ang tubig na ikinakahandal mi ta an ati kan drainage, naglalaog samuya, natatakot kami na baka magkahelang siring kan leprospirosis. Kaya kan nagdigdi po si Mayor Son, inanduyog mi po saiya an problema mi, dinagog man po niya an agrangay mi, ngonian ngani po, inaksyunan niya na ini. Ngonian po, magparauran man po, dae na po kami mahahandal sa samuyang mga aki.
- Marissa Gabo and Ma. Cristina Padil No. 20, Bayawas Street, Barangay Abella
8 2019 FIRST 100 DAYS BY MAYOR SON 9 Naghagad po kaming tabang ki Mayor, para sa pagpaatop po kan tinapahan mi dgdi ta nauuranan po kami pag naggigibong tinapa. Tinawan po kaming mga sim asin mga drum para mabawasan po an problema mi digdi sa samuyang lutuan. Kaya dakula po an pasalamat mi ki Mayor Legacion.
- Smoked-fish vendors Zone 2, Olaño, Barangay Abella
Kun ano an maisipan ninda Mayor Legacion ON DONATING A 100 na karahayan, iyo man an pagtubod ko. Dae SQ. METER LOT TO BE UTILIZED FOR AN man nagbabago an sakuyang pagtubod ta EDUCARE CENTER an paghiling ko, karahayan man an itatao AND ANOTHER 200 METER-LONG kan saiyang administrasyon sa publiko. LOT AREA TO BE ALLOTTED FOR ROAD CONSTRUCTION, - Maria Oberos and BOTH AT BARANGAY Melchor Oberos, Sr. SAN FELIPE. Donors
8 2019 FIRST 100 DAYS BY MAYOR SON 9 Accessible City Hall
NTRODUCING a new character of the city government that is more I accessible and open to the citizens, Mayor Son set to hold office at the Naga City People’s Hall every first and third Mondays of every month, from 8:00 am onwards, together with the heads of offices and departments in the social services cluster that includes the City Health Office, City Population and Nutrition Office, City Social Welfare and Development Office, City Civil Registrar’s Office, City Agriculture’s Office, City Environment and Natural Resources Office, Housing Settlements and Development Office, and City Legal Office, among others.
The activity aims to make a one-stop-shop of the offices and departments of the City Government that are involve in providing social services and be able to respond directly to the needs of the concerned citizens.
Later on, the activity was brought to the barangays where Mayor Legacion conducts Barangay People’s Day, drawing even nearer to the people in the community and allowing even greater access for the citizens to lay down their needs.
10 2019 FIRST 100 DAYS BY MAYOR SON 11 Mayong pasakit sa mga This will help a lot of Wow, meet the nangangaipuhan, ang people in Naga with mayor session. gobyerno ang nagrarani various concerns. Yes to that! sa tao. Iyan ang Naga Na! Thank you for this One Stop Shop! - Ella Shawn - Cee Em - Cora Aguilar
10 2019 FIRST 100 DAYS BY MAYOR SON 11 Balatas Open HE local government finally resolved the urgent problem of the city on the dumping and Dumpsite Closure T disposal of the city’s wastes with the closure of the 50-year old Balatas Open Dumpsite. The resolution of the problem ended the stench coming from the mountain-pile of waste that has long been plaguing the nearby barangays, and eventually improved the city’s air quality.
To ensure that wastes are properly handled in the dumpsite, thick layers of 10-inch compacted clay and silt, loam soil were used to cover the piles of garbage. These were secured with layers of coco nets or coco fiber, which were topped with half-meter layer of top soil again.
At present, a 500-square meter area of the dumpsite now holds 1,500 native trees after it has been utilized as a tree-planting site during the launch of Mayor Legacion’s brainchild program on re-greening, the Forest-in-Our Midst (FOM) program that envisions green, mini-forests inside Naga’s urban areas.
Newly-opened SLF provides the option of converting our garbage into energy
The establishment of sanitary landfill allows the city to manage well the disposal of our garbage as it also leads us to a much better option of converting our residual waste into energy.
- Nestor V. Villanea 12 2019 FIRST 100 DAYS BY MAYOR SON 13 NE of the notable works landfills can be used as direct fuel for that Mayor Nelson Legacion combustion or indirectly they can be O achieves in his 100 days in processed into another fuel. office is the operationalization of the city’s much-vaunted multimillion- A waste-to-energy plant peso sanitary landfill (SLF). is a waste management facility that combusts wastes to produce The facility, now temporarily electricity. operating on first phase since August 14, this year, has been The Committee on Environment providing the Nagueños with and Energy in the Sangguniang the most common method of Panlungsod chaired by City Councilor organized waste disposal and Salvador del Castillo is mulling over garbage management purposes the possibility of setting up a waste- which include processing of waste to-energy (WTE) facility in a 4-ha lot materials (sorting and recycling). in Barangay San Isidro where the SLF is situated. Initially, the city government had spent P230-M for the SLF. The exploratory talks on WTE Around P120-M more will be spent facility began after Del Castillo along for its 2nd phase equipment such with city councilors Joselito Del as the Materials Recovery Facility Rosario and Mila Raquid-Arroyo, gears, P40-M; bulldozer and pay- and Engr. Joel Martin, Solid Waste loader, P80-M. Management Office head, arrived in September this year from an official “The establishment of business in New York where they sanitary landfill allows the city to had a meeting with leaders and manage well the disposal of our technicians of Agripower Industries, garbage as it also leads us to a a leading producer and supplier of much better option of converting Waste-to-Energy facilities in New our residual waste into energy,” says York. Maria Regina Buenaobra, a resident of Barangay Calauag. Agripower’s WTE facility, which costs around P250-M, has the Burying of garbage like what capacity to accommodate 25 tons is required in sanitary landfills can of garbage per hour while the city produce energy and can be obtained produces an average of 90 tons of by the conversion of landfill gas. garbage per day. The waste products of sanitary
12 2019 FIRST 100 DAYS BY MAYOR SON 13 Forest in Our Midst: Naga greening
MILESTONE in the current environmental programs, Naga is the first in the country to launch the “Forest-in-Our-Midst” program which thrives on its goal of creating “mini-forests” within highly urbanized and residential communities in Naga.
Launching his ‘brainchild’ program at the former Balatas Open Dumpsite area, together with Mr. Alec Santos, Arts, Culture and ATourism Office (ACTO) Head and Focal Person, Mayor Legacion aims to promote urban forestry as well as to revitalize Naga as a greener city.
Distinguishing itself from ‘ordinary’ tree-planting activities, the program prides itself on being a “forest-planting” and “forest-growing” project, shifting its focus away from the usual tree-planting sites in and around the Mt. Isarog areas, rather, it is to build “mini-forests” among subdivisions, housing sites, public and private schools and institutions within the city.
This is one project everybody should ‘dirty his hands on’, a very timely and impactful project for the environment, the community, and the future generation. Highly commendable and worthy of support from your constituencies!
- Efren Daniel de Leon
Naga’s good Mayor Legacion reaching people’s needs. A very concrete way of our response to our - Ener P. Nueb environmental concerns! Congratulations for this historic step! Better than doing nothing for the environment. Res non verba!
- Carlo Dominic
14 15 City plastic ordinance Looking forward for a more earth friendly city!
- Eric Lucena
A worthwhile initiative in support to environmental protection!
- Rosaflor B. Dy
Smart initiative. Lugod implementar maski sa mga fastfood chains sa Naga. Saludo Mayor Son!
– Dencio Dencio
NVISIONING A PROGRESSIVE, eco-friendly city in the near future, Mayor Legacion signed Executive Order No. 2019-026, banning the use of non- E biodegradable plastics and polystyrene in all city government-led events and meetings. Finally! Ini an halat ko The directive mandates catering service providers for official city events to sa maogmang lugar utilize eco-friendly alternatives in the transportation, packaging and serving of food, while providing corresponding consequences for non-compliance. - Veni Orlina Since its implementation last July 8, the move resulted to the frequent use of glass plates, paper cups, and porcelain utensils in food servings, thus, becoming a common sight in the conduct of meetings and events of city government offices.
To ensure steadfast support and implementation amongst employees, part of A man of action the executive order includes incentives which encourages local offices to introduce their own cost-effective mechanisms and policies in promoting eco-friendly agad! More alternatives to the use of harmful plastics. power po!
Taking the lead towards lesser plastic drive in the city, the directive served as - Helen T. Rosales a precursor to the implementation of the plastic regulatory ordinance currently in the works.
The ordinance, authored by City Councilor Atty. Salvador Del Castillo, mandates the prohibition of the use of plastic bags on dry goods, and its regulation on wet goods, among others.
14 2019 FIRST 100 DAYS BY MAYOR SON 15 Road to Public Safety Road Clearing Operations
OLLOWING the presidential directive to clear road obstructions in the country under DILG’s Memorandum Circular 2019-121, Mayor Nelson Legacion signed the Executive Order 2019-035 forming the LGU Road Network Development and Clearing Task Group, assigned to spearhead the local road Fclearing operations in the city within the duration of sixty (60) days.
The Naga City Public Safety Office (currently headed by Mr. Renne Gumba) led the Road Clearing Task Force composed of the PNP, DPWH, LTO, HPG, and CASURECO. The assembled team complied with the regulation which includes clearing sidewalks, relocating ambulant vendors, demolishing public and private permanent structures, as well as enforcing towing of illegally parked vehicles which impedes the public’s right of way. the LGU, specifically the PSO, last August 19, 2019, for their active role in Prior to fully implementing road clearing operations, Mayor Legacion implementing the mandate. Operations personally convenes affected individuals, especially vendors, intending to fully are still ongoing, with plans to extend inform as well as provide notice about the said ruling. More than 100 vendors road clearing towards different barangays affected were relocated to the riverside, as well as the second and third floors of the within the city. Naga City People’s Mall. SURPLUS SOIL ORDINANCE As of press time, Naga City Road Clearing Operations officially ‘passed’ DILG’s assessment, with the Land Transportation Office (LTO) Naga commending Hitting two birds with one stone, Mayor Legacion also signed the Executive Order 2019-032, declaring excess or surplus soil excavated from government projects within Naga City as public property, while establishing limits and provisions regarding its hauling and usage. Taking effect immediately, the executive order saves millions of pesos through proper utilization of excess soil as earth fills, as well as minimizing heavy traffic and inconvenience caused by excess soil deposits.
16 2019 FIRST 100 DAYS BY MAYOR SON 17 Lights and cameras: Prelude to a safer Naga
NSURING maximum protection and promoting citizens’ welfare, an addition of eight (8) CCTV cameras were installed reinforcing public security.
E Situated in the areas with heightened public activity, surrounding the traditional commercial hub of the Central Business District I (Centro), the recent addition aims to promote crime deterrence and crime solution through its ongoing 24/7 surveillance, as well as further guaranteed performance through its upgraded features, such as higher resolution and quality performance.
The newly-installed equipment allows wider coverage, thus providing more areas to be covered and more efficient assistance in police investigations involving vehicular and roadside accidents, petty crimes, and lost item cases. As of July 2019, CCTV recordings provided by the LGU-Naga’s Central Communications Center (COMCEN) aided thirty-five cases in conducting investigations.
Moreover, fortifying its goal of increasing safer spaces within the city is its recent addition of 76 streetlights spanning fifteen barangays, as well as repairing and upgrading existing bulbs to support in impeding crime rates happening especially during late nights.
Drainage masterplan: Solving the city ooding
ISITING different communities as part of his daily walks, Mayor Legacion witnessed stagnant canals and clogged waterways in the urban areas that has Vbeen a part of daily struggle of the neighborhood particularly during the rainy season, thus the need for a comprehensive drainage masterplan that will help solve the problem on city flooding. This long-term solution is now being crafted by the City Engineer’s Office (CEO) under Mayor Legacion’s administration.
However, to provide a stop-gap solution to flooding problems affecting low-lying areas of the urban district, the city government already procured an additional de-clogging machine that is now largely helping CEO and CENRO in their drain cleaning operations.
Meanwhile, the de-clogging of canals of CEO has been going on in the affected communities of the city.
16 2019 FIRST 100 DAYS BY MAYOR SON 17 Housing Solutions
Ensuring that the less-privileged Salunguigui; 2 in St. Claire, Concepcion members of the community also secure a Pequeña; 2 in Sy Cong Jui, Mabolo; and 1 in house of their own, Mayor Legacion helped Liberty Village, San Rafael, Cararayan, were expedite the process in the availing of housing resettled while an additional of 20 additional grants and titles. families were benefitted with housing grants at Gawad Kalinga (GK) Maogma Village, Balatas, His speedy action on requests and other Naga City. letters led to increased number of beneficiaries helped and assisted. In addition, 56 beneficiary-families were granted assistance on housing materials, and In the first 100 days of his term, 19 99 land titles were registered and granted families— 4 in Uswag Balatas; 2 in Green at Canda Home Owners Association at Valley, Pacol; 8 in Palmera Village II, Cararayan Concepcion Pequeña.
18 2019 FIRST 100 DAYS BY MAYOR SON 19 The local government was also able to Aside from the housing beneficiaries, issue 10 Deeds of Absolute Sale on various the local government also helped casual city Urban Poor Sites. employees to avail of housing loan thru Pag- IBIG financing— the Johnville housing project Moreover, the city government has that was started during the term of former finalized agreement with the Department City Mayor John Bongat. This was continued, of Environment and Natural Resources and under Mayor Legacion’s first 100 days in (DENR) for the titling of three (3) relocation office, more employees of the city government, sites in Sagrada Familia Subdivision Project, totaling to 124 since then, were allotted with the Sta. Cruz Calayan On-Site Project, and Sto. housing units. Niño Relocation Project with 154 family- beneficiaries. To cap it all, the problem long endured by the city government on the Road Right of Way The city’s agreement with Social Housing (ROW) at Balatas Urban Poor was addressed Finance Corporation (SHFC) also led to reduced and widened from 6 meters to 10 meters. monthly amortization of 7 urban poor sites consisting of 438 family beneficiaries, which greatly helped subsidized their loans.
18 2019 FIRST 100 DAYS BY MAYOR SON 19 Making a Big Digital Leap
ET to cultivate the city’s local digital start-up ecosystem and be at par with technological S evolutions in the new era of digitization, the city established a Digital Innovation Hub (DIH) situated at the Jesse M. Robredo Coliseum.
The city’s vision of having a Digital Innovation Hub (DIH) since started during the incumbency of then City Mayor John Bongat and is realized during the term of Mayor Legacion this year.
DIH aims to promote local start-ups and assist the hundreds of online Bicolano workers who are currently based in the city by way of providing incubation facilities, business services, funding, trainings and mentoring to budding technology enterprises, and even students, who are working on cutting-edge technology and intend to fully-develop and commercialize their senior projects, in partnership with DICT.
Tech4Ed project: Digital Empowerment
AGA CITY launched the Technology Empowerment for Education, Employment, Entrepreneurs, and Economic Development (Tech4Ed) N project as part of the Naga City Library Preservation, Reading Innovation, ICT, Digitization, and Education project (PRIDE) that aims to maximize the use of technology for education, among others.
Tech4Ed center, situated at the Raul S. Roco-Naga City Public Library, comes with equipment package consisting of Desktop equipment with e-learning contents as anchored with its goal to provide ICT-enabled services.
The e- center is designed to allow for the less fortunate sectors of the community in particular, who are not privileged enough to own even a piece of gadget, the access to digital content and services that offer relevant, thematic contents on education, employment, and entrepreneurship that are all geared towards the improvement of their quality of life.
Set to serve the unserved and the underserved, Tech4Ed is designed to help them realize this betterment thru engagement to endless possibilities and opportunities that they can find online.
20 2019 FIRST 100 DAYS BY MAYOR SON 21 A BIG leap!
Modernizing the - Shelah Peñas Bicol Central Station
Bongga! Di na RIORITIZING the comfort, convenience, and safety of every Bicolano passenger, Mayor makikipagsiksikan at Legacion together with Bicol Central Station (BCS) Manager Mr. Roderick Reforsado, magmamadali. spearheaded the three-phase modernization program of the Bicol Central Station beginning with the installation of its Bus Operating System and Display System, which - Roxanne Valenciano Pdisplays the transportation routes of provincial buses going outside of the Bicol Region. Going further, an Online Booking service was also launched allowing commuters to book their transportation in advance, anytime and anywhere. Completing the upgrade is its recent addition of three self-booking kiosks providing easier access for consumers to buy tickets for buses headed A worthwhile towards Metro Manila. initiative in support to environmental Final touches to the revamp includes its installation of three free charging stations, as well as additional seats in the departure areas of local bus trips. protection!
It’s a move going beyond the ‘extra’ mile. - Robert Owen Manalo
Internet Accessibility: Free Public WiFi
N behalf of the City Government of Naga, Mayor Son already signed the Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) with the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT), as well as with Globe Telecom, for the Free WiFi for All-Free Public Internet Access, and GoWiFi, respectively.
The program envisions to provide free internet access to public places Isuch as public schools, libraries, hospitals, rural health units, police stations, state universities and colleges, public transport terminals, seaports, airports, city plazas, government offices, public markets, and the city coliseum.
The move aims to cater to the internet needs in the community, as well as to hasten economic, social and educational opportunities, among others, through the use of information and communications technology and eventually help in community development.
20 2019 FIRST 100 DAYS BY MAYOR SON 21 New inrmary Laboratory
VERYDAY, city ambulances took a total average of four (4) rounds going to downtown business districts from the upland E barangays of Naga to transport patients to different city hospitals for needed medical assistance.
To help patients residing in these far-flung communities which include the barangays of Pacol, Carolina, and Panicuason who are needing medical laboratory services reduce costs, the city government deemed it better to have a laboratory and X-Ray room that will cater readily to their health needs, thus the establishment of a laboratory and X-Ray room that will be housed at the Our Lady of Lourdes Infirmary (OLLI).
The laboratory had already been constructed and the city government is now only waiting for the needed equipment for the full operation of the facility.
With its full operation soon, the city government sees it as a big help to patients especially for those who may suffer from vehicle accidents in the area, with its favorable location that will allow for immediate application of needed medical treatment.
Among the services that may be availed in the new laboratory include Complete Blood Count (CBC), fecalysis, and urinalysis procedures, among others.
22 2019 FIRST 100 DAYS BY MAYOR SON 23 Additional medical personnel
O help improve health services of the city-owned hospital, the Naga City Hospital (NCH), 13 new T personnel— three (3) doctors and 10 nurses, were augmented to their existing personnel.
The additional personnel caused the introduction of new services being offered at the hospital, including the operation of the diabetic clinic, the run of hearing tests, and the conduct of health education during consultations.
Moreover, the augmentation of personnel supported the 24-hour operation of NCH that allowed it to cater to more patients and render better services for the public.
Public toilets for male, female, and LGBTQ+ to be constructed
ESPONDING on a World Bank study which reveals that “sanitation is often a neglected R aspect of development in developing The report also said that “public toilets are important for many Filipinos as countries, like the Philippines,” the Sangguniang a largely daytime necessity, but these were shown to be of inadequate quality and Panlungsod enacted ordinance 2019-051 also insufficient in number. Many public toilets in the Philippines are not clean, and do not known as The Public Toilets Ordinance of Naga have the basic necessities such as running water (for flushing and handwashing), City. toilet paper, soap, and hand towels.
The study, which was conducted in 2008 The ordinance, Mayor Legacion said, wishes to give practical solution to the under the Economics of Sanitation Initiative (ESI) problem by way of constructing specific number of comfort rooms in public areas in 4 countries, namely, Cambodia, Indonesia, the designed to cater to specific users. Philippines, and Vietnam, also stated that “the total number of tourists choosing a country for A provision in the ordinance’s section 3 said that each toilet facility shall have their holiday is partially related to the general three sets of comfort rooms: one for male persons, one for females, and one for the sanitary conditions of the country.” members of LGBTQ (+) including persons with disabilities or with special needs.
22 2019 FIRST 100 DAYS BY MAYOR SON 23 More classrooms, more scholars
THE NEED FOR ADDITIONAL LEARNING SPACES
N his first day as the newly-sworn head of the city, Mayor Nelson Legacion personally inspected several public schools in the city. Upon I observing increasing demand for more learning spaces in the city in his initial visit, construction of additional and temporary learning spaces in Cararayan National High School, Don Manuel Abella Elementary School as well as Pacol Elementary School were prioritized.
Offering long-term solutions, Mayor Legacion plans to establish additional public primary and secondary schools to ensure quality education. The Naga City School Board approved the resolution granting Mayor Legacion to establish negotiations for the purchase of the lot where the Sta. Cruz National High School will soon be constructed, while bidding for earthfill materials that will be used for the site is now ongoing.
Under his tenure, Mayor Legacion hopes to launch 4-5 secondary schools, as well as one elementary school initially planned to be situated in Yabo.
AMENDED TERTIARY SCHOLARSHIP ORDINANCE
Achieving greater lengths in education, the amended Tertiary Scholarship Ordinance has increased the initial allocated budget of thirteen million to eighteen million pesos effective for the whole school year, while incorporating scholarship grants for legible members of the Persons-With-Disabilities (PWD) and Solo Parents sector, beneficiaries from the Sanggawadan program, as well as children of former and incumbent barangay officials.
The bigger apportioned fund resulted to an increase in the number of beneficiaries, from 650 city scholars to now more than 900 beneficiaries who can now avail quality education for free.
24 2019 FIRST 100 DAYS BY MAYOR SON 25 Culture of sports excellence
OPING to develop camaraderie and strengthen the core values of sportsmanship among the sports H community, Mayor Nelson Legacion welcomes the idea of having friendly competitions that will further establish drive and promote unity among young athletes.
1ST JESSE M. ROBREDO NATIONAL SWIM CUP
Paying tribute towards one of the city’s most beloved leaders, as well as inspiring local swimmers to chase the Olympic dream, the first-ever Jesse M. Robredo National Swim Cup was launched last August 17-18, 2019 at the Naga City Civic Center.
Pioneering with the belief that talent comes from proper support, more than 200 swimmers hailing from 20 swim clubs, with ages ranging from 7-15 years old, from different parts of the country competed in different swimming events such as freestyle, butterfly, breast stroke and back stroke.
With its goals of producing more champions in the future, proceeds raised from the event will serve as a seed fund aiding dreams for young swimmers and local athletes in the city.
1ST NELSON S. LEGACION BASKETBALL CUP
Conducted last July 6-7, 2019 at the JMR Coliseum, the first-ever Mayor Nelson S. Legacion Basketball Cup was participated by the Ateneo Golden 1ST MAYOR NELSON LEGACION BIKE CHALLENGE AND 1ST MAYOR Knights, NCF Tigers, Cam Sur Express and FEU NELSON LEGACION GOLF CUP Tamaraws, aiming to unite local school communities through sports. Putting the spotlight on endorsing healthier lifestyle to Nagueños, the first Mayor Nelson Legacion Bike Challenge was launched last September 14, 2019 Proceeds made from the said competition were at the Plaza Rizal which includes a 26-kilometer fun ride and a 53-kilometer allocated for the school supplies of its beneficiaries race for adrenaline junkies while debuting the same day as the Mayor Nelson coming from Triangulo Elementary School, Tabuco Legacion Golf Cup at Haciendas de Naga. Central School, Mabulo Elementary School and Sabang Elementary School. 1ST MAYOR NELSON S. LEGACION DRAG-RACING CUP
Received with warm response, organizers hopes to Participants felt the rush during the pioneering Mayor Nelson S. Legacion include more schools and universities to participate in its Drag Racing Cup in the city. With its racing track stretching from Felix Plazo future run. street to the Milaor-Mabolo bypass road, the tournament appeals to youth and motor enthusiasts in and outside the city.
24 2019 FIRST 100 DAYS BY MAYOR SON 25 Making a name in the international arena
AGA CITY is continuously gaining recognitions and leaving marks in the global arena with the continued implementation of the local government of its landmark and flagship programs particularly on people empowerment and participation N through their involvement in the decision-making processes of the city government. These include the Naga City People’s Council (NCPC) that started since the incumbency of the late DILG Secretary and Naga City Mayor Jesse Robredo, and the People’s Budget introduced under Mayor John Bongat’s administration.
In the Policy Forum on Development during the 3rd Asia Regional Meeting in Kathmandu, Nepal where Mayor Legacion was invited to speak, he presented said best practices to which the European Commission expressed interest of replication to other regions.
Mayor Legacion initially attended the the 5th Asian Mayors Forum 2019 held at the United Nations Convention Center (UNCC) in Bangkok, Thailand, where he first presented the said programs before other mayors of different municipalities and cities in the Southeast Asia who also presented their respective programs that are anchored with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
It was then that Mayor Legacion was invited to speak in the EU Policy Forum on Development during the 3rd Asia Regional Meeting in Kathmandu, Nepal.
26 2019 FIRST 100 DAYS BY MAYOR SON 27 Strengthening international linkages: Cultural and economic ties with Czech Republic
SSERTING full support in maintaining good diplomatic relations as well as its continuous support in nourishing the city’s artistic and cultural growth, Czech Ambassador Jana Sediva brings another good news with the possibility of bringing in A business investment through product trade and infrastructure development. Seeing its potential for trade investment and given its economic status as the only billionaire city in the entire Bicol Region, Sediva, alongside Economic Councilor of the Czech Republic Embassy Benjamin Ziga, said they are currently exploring economic and commercial ties between Naga City and the Czech Republic, while considering the possibilities and platforms which can be utilized. Taking initial steps, the team convened with the local investment board as well as representatives of the Metro Naga Chamber of Commerce and Industry (MNCCI) to discuss future business prospects and investments within the city.
Mayor Legacion sees the recent visit and strong diplomatic relations with the Czech Republic as an opportunity to further boost local cultural and economic development.
Naga City must be a model to other LGUs, and showing our progressive LGU will naturally attract international partners. They will eventually calibrate their oversight on LGUs. Congrats, Mayor!
- Agnes Dycoco
26 2019 FIRST 100 DAYS BY MAYOR SON 27 Miss Earth Flora 2019 in Naga
AGA CITY continues to position itself in the global platform as it staged the 2019 Miss Earth Flora Event last October 22, 2019 at the JMR Coliseum.
Premiering this year, LGU-Naga fully extended its steadfast support towards Nthe prestigious pageant in rendering event production assistance and security, as well as providing accommodations and venue for the official candidates all throughout the duration of their whole two-day stay. A nice opportunity to Bicolandia especially Sharing the same advocacy of nurturing the environment, the Miss Earth candidates to Nagueños partook in the opening of the second Forest-In-Our-Midst (FOM) site located at the Sta. Cruz Elementary School last October 23, 2019, supporting the LGU’s ‘re-greening’ project. - Bernatdo Bisenio
28 2019 FIRST 100 DAYS BY MAYOR SON 29 Salary Adjustment for City Hall Job Order and Contract-of-Service employees
ECOGNIZING the vital role that Job Order (JO) and Contract-of- Service (COS) employees of City Hall play in the efficient delivery of Rservices in the local government, Mayor Legacion initiated the move to increase the monthly salary that they are receiving to compensate their invaluable service and help also in their financial needs.
With their monthly remuneration amounting to P 6, 550.00 every month, an additional of P1,000.00 was added to the compensation being received by each of the 370 JO and COS employees of City Hall since the start of Mayor Legacion’s term in the month of July— a big help being considered by the hardworking employees of the city government.
Improved legal services
ITH the new legal team on board the local government, city issues particularly on road Right-of-Way (ROW) that caused further troubles to some city government projects, were decisively addressed.
The acquisition of the 2-hectare Palmera II Village project in Cararayan, for one, has been pending for the last two years Wand now has been resolved with the help of the City Legal Office.
These also include the Calauag-San Felipe and the Balatas-Naga City Science High School (NCSHS) road links, as well as the Almeda-Mabulo Bypass Road that seeks to reduce congestion in the city roads.
The negotiations with regards to road right of way that resulted positively, greatly aid in the implementation of the priority infrastructure projects identified by the city government which were already approved by the Sangguniang Panlungsod (SP) in the updated Local Development Investment Program (LDIP) and the Annual Investment Program (AIP) for 2020.
28 2019 FIRST 100 DAYS BY MAYOR SON 29 Naga Na! Preliminary steps in boosting Naga’s Tourism Local Economy
NVISIONING a future where modernization meets nature, Mayor Legacion incorporates landscape in the local government’s upcoming infrastructure projects. Hopeful and Epersuading, he was able to secure a firm funding commitment of Php 831 million pesos with the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) Central Office which will be allocated to boost local tourism and economic development in the city.
Recognizing the potential of the city in building a progressive economy through tourism, construction of various infrastructures holds the promise of generating more employment for Nagueños.
FUTURE TOURISM-INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS
Offering richness and character in the form of immemorial local churches and historical monuments, the Central Business District I (CBD I) proves to be one of the city’s major attractions as it introduces a new flavor to the town – housing the proposed Musical Water Fountain project. Combining the Plaza Rizal and Plaza Quezon as one with its proposed location at the center where the
30 2019 FIRST 100 DAYS BY MAYOR SON 31 Convention Center
30 Esplanade 2019 FIRST 100 DAYS BY MAYOR SON 31 People’s Park & Recreation Center
Kinastilyohan street is situated, the future attraction will also include a water filtration system which will ensure that water will be clean, recycled, and fully utilized from the facility.
Welcoming changes, plans for the redevelopment of the Plaza Rizal was finally bided and now greenlighted for renovations to start anytime. Sourced from more than Php 9 million pesos in funding from the Department of Budget and Management (DBM), enhancements are set to be made in hopes of improving the local attraction. Building the city’s tourism value, plans for the establishment of the much-anticipated projects such as the Convention Center, Park and Recreation Center, Esplanade and Mt. Isarog Eco-Resort are still underway.
Plaza Rizal
32 2019 FIRST 100 DAYS BY MAYOR SON 33 What business tycoons have to say in sharing with the burden of the city
How can a person say no to a “When the mayor met with us, hotel request earnestly asked from a and restaurant owners in the city, we citizen like me by a leader who cares felt that we are part of his dreams for his constituents and keeps a for Naga, which he is determined well-defined vision for our beloved to realize by way of collective city? I did not donate a parcel of efforts. The shared efforts under land here just to help the mayor. For his leadership to strengthen the me, the call is inevitable because city’s tourism industry has inspired it gave me the opportunity to be of us to become great achievers and help in the plan to construct a new dependable players committed to road that shall pave the way for the work in strong collaboration with the development of another growth area city government in the achievement in the city. I am honored to be a part of a more stable socio-economy that of this trustworthy leadership in will bring in more opportunities for the making a difference in the life of our constituency.” fellow Nagueños.
Villa Caceres Hotel Proprietor – Business leader ROBERT OBIEDO ADOLFO “APENG” OLIVAN on extending his full support on donating a parcel of land to the city to the development of the tourism government for road construction. industry in the city.
PHILIPPINE TRAVEL MART
Showcasing the beauty and warmth of Naga to the world, the Arts, Culture and Tourism Office headed by Mr. Alec Santos, had once again participated in the 30th Philippine Travel Mart at the SMX Convention Center from August 30 – September 1, 2019. Participated by more than 250 exhibitors consisting of different companies and agencies belonging to the tourism sector, the unit actively promoted Nagueño products such as Pili as an effort to introduce and further grow the domestic and inbound tourism in the city.
THE NEXT 1000 DAYS: City Agriculture Office-Urban Agriculture Unit • Completion of the long-delayed Public Safety and Resiliency Center Calauag-San Felipe Road Provincial Office of DICT • Revival of the dormant Balatas-NCSHS Road project New Naga City Hospital and its • Opening of the Almeda-Mabolo By-Pass Road Emergency Medical Service to decongest Roxas Avenue Balatas High School • Establishment of People’s Park and a connecting Esplanade • Acquisition of Resettlement Sites for Urban • Establishment of Decentralized Services Sites: Poor Families • Establishment of a new public cemetery New Police Substation in Barangay Balatas or neighboring Cararayan New City Health Office II • Rehabilitation of the Naga City Public Market Satellite Fire Station • Improvement of Plaza Rizal with Satellite Market installation of a dancing fountain New Public High School • Re-establishment and improvement of Green Parks sidewalks and asphalt-overlay of urban roads
32 2019 FIRST 100 DAYS BY MAYOR SON 33 MYC 2019: Anchoring the Faith of the Youth
ORE THAN 6,500 young people spanning from across the different parts of the Bicol region unite towards a formative and life-changing experience of the two-day Marian Youth MCongress (MYC) spearheaded by the Commission on Youth of the Archdiocese of Caceres and held last August 24-25, 2019 at the Jesse M. Robredo (JMR) Coliseum― an annual gathering that is part of the Peñafrancia Festivities.
Archbishop Rolando J. Tria Tirona, OCD, D.D. of the Archdiocese of Caceres officiated the Eucharistic celebration during the opening ceremonies of the event, where he called upon the youth to draw inspiration from “Mama Mary” in rendering services to those in need. expressions through this year’s activities including Using modern ‘hugots’ in engaging messages of the Liturgy of Lament and Vigil of Tears, the Solemn God’s love despite circumstances towards the youth is Procession integrated with Voyadores Street Parade social media influencer Cherry Camille Depano (“Hugot and the “Sayaw ki Ina”, further enriched with their own Queen”), while imparting her own path and journey creativity and talents. towards faith. In time for the celebration of the 500 years Anchored with the theme “I am the servant of Christianity in the Philippines, the Caceres of of the Lord; may it be done to me according to your Archdiocese was also chosen to host the National word”, participants exhibited their belief in numerous Youth Day (NYD), slated to take place in 2021.
34 2019 FIRST 100 DAYS BY MAYOR SON 35 The 2-day (August 24-25) Marian MARIAN YOUTH Youth Congress (MYC) 2019 opened this afternoon at Jesse M. Robredo CONGRESS (JMR) coliseum, joined by thousands of 24 OPENING young pilgrims, the Ka-Lakbays, from all over the Bicol Region! This year, the CEREMONY celebration reflects on the theme “I AND PILGRIM’S am the servant of the Lord; may it be 25 done according to your word – Luke 1:38” anchored from the celebration of AUGUST CAMP WYD2019 and NYD2019 Jesse M. Robredo Coliseum
34 2019 FIRST 100 DAYS BY MAYOR SON 35 Nagueña crowned Miss Bicolandia 2019
ETTING up a notch in the scene of local pageantry PRESS PRESENTATION with its grandeur, elegant and sophisticated style is the Official candidates of the Miss Srecently held 2019 Miss Bicolandia Bicolandia 2019 exhibit their wits Evening Gown. complete with 19 official candidates and charm during the local press representing different parts of the Bicol presentation held at Moraville The CORONATION NIGHT region. Garden last September 6, wherein they shared their insights and own Vying for the same crown, Leading this year’s preparations personal takes on pressing issues and finalists of the 2019 Miss Bicolandia is the 2019 Miss Bicolandia Beauty current events. After a heated question pageant allures the crowd during the Pageant Executive Committee, chaired and answer segments, hailed as the region’s most beautiful night, with by City Councilor Dr. Sonny Rañola Darling of the Press, as chosen by the former Ms. Grand International First M.D., along with Co-Chairman City members of the media, is Candidate Runner-up Nicole Cordoves and Councilor Jose Perez and other #20, Liezl Anne B. Iñigo from the celebrity figure Robi Domingo hosting members of the board including municipality of Camaligan. the event last September 11 at the JMR BDO-San Francisco Manager Bob Coliseum. Providing free admissions De Vera, Interior Designer Rye FASHION SHOW SWIMSUIT AND to the public, the jam-packed venue Rentoy, MNWD Director Mike Roces GOWN COMPETITION awaits with a crowd that is eager to Pauig, Deca Homes CEO Richard witness this year’s reigning queen. “Toti” Rocha, Remote Resources Heating up the stage in their Business Development Manager swimsuit and evening gowns, the Also joining the hype is Asia’s Got Eloisa Martinez, Atty. Jet-jet Vergara ladies shows off their flair during Talent’s very own Junior New System, of Caramel Bakeshop and CEPPIO the Fashion Show, Swimsuit, and while Kapamilya heartthrob Gab Head Allen Reondanga, while Mr. Gil Evening Gown Competition held last Lagman serenaded the ladies onstage. de la Torre, incumbent Secretary to the September 8 at The Tent, Avenue Plaza Sangguniang Panlungsod will head this Hotel. Best in Swim Suit Award went Former Miss Universe 2011 Third year’s Secretariat. to Candidate #20, Liezl Anne B. Iñigo Runner-up Shamcey Supsup served from the municipality of Camaligan, as one of the judges and bestowed while Candidate #8, Paulina Labayo of the crown upon Ms. Paulina Labayo of Naga City, was awarded as the Best in Naga City, who emerged as this year’s Miss Bicolandia.
36 2019 FIRST 100 DAYS BY MAYOR SON 37 MISS BICOLANDIA BEAUTY PAGEANT
11 JESSE M. ROBREDO COLISEUM SEPTEMBER
LIST OF WINNERS:
Miss Bicolandia 2019: Candidate #8, Paulina Labayo (Naga City) First-runner up: Candidate #18, Rein Hillary Carrascal (Sorsogon) Second-runner up: Candidate #11, Rheema A Adakkoden (Camarines Sur) Third-runner up: Candidate #1, Vanessa Mae G. Buitre (Legazpi City) Fourth-runner up: Candidate #10, Danica Theresa Sheen P. Dilla (Iriga City)
SPECIAL AWARDS:
Ms. Photogenic: Candidate #18 Rein Hillary Carrascal (Sorsogon) Miss Congeniality: Candidate #5 Trixia Jorgia P. Aganan (Naga City) Darling of the Press: Candidate #20 Liezl Anne B. Iñigo (Camaligan)
36 2019 FIRST 100 DAYS BY MAYOR SON 37 PEÑAFRANCIA 13 TRASLACION PROCESSION SEPTEMBER From Peñafrancia Shrine to Metropolitan Cathedral
309 YEARS OF TRADITION. With their unwavering faith, thousands of devotees in and outside of the city expressed their love and gratitude towards Ina during the Penafrancia Traslacion procession.
Holding their fervent wishes, devotees squeezed their way in among thousands, hoping to catch a glimpse of Ina.
38 2019 FIRST 100 DAYS BY MAYOR SON 39 VIVA LA VIRGEN: The 2019 Peñafrancia Celebration in Naga
ELEBRATING 309 YEARS of talents through the yearly Regional Scouts the same day as the Civic Parade and tradition, the Peñafrancia Festival Parade. Dressed to the nines in their Float Competition, the Voyadores street is known for its deep expression elaborate costumes, students unleashed dance is one of the highlights of the yearly of faith, enriched with fun-filled their creativity as they paraded over the festivities. Ccivic activities― a colorful festivity where streets last September 18. both locals and tourists get to indulge 11TH BICOL REGION in the richness of the city’s culture, CIVIC PARADE AND FLOAT MILITARY PARADE religious tradition, and lore. COMPETITION Marching forward with honor, PEÑAFRANCIA TRASLACION A visual treat for folks young and evincing the strength and discipline of PROCESSION old alike, various companies within the every Bicolano, over 80 schools and city participated in both competing and universities compete during the military Braving the crowd with their non-competing categories of the civic parade held last September 20 around unwavering faith, thousands of devotees parade and float competition of this year’s the streets of Naga. Vying for awards, from in and outside of the city joined the festival last September 19. Parading participants gave it their all as they bring transfer of the image of the Our Lady of their institutions’ flags and banners, and pride and glory to their hometown. Peñafrancia and the Divino Rostro last flamboyant ‘floats’, they greeted the crowd September 13, 2019― making their way with warm smiles as they walk the streets PEÑAFRANCIA FLUVIAL amidst a thousand others and hoping of the festive city. PROCESSION to catch a glimpse of “Ina” that was being led from the Peñafrancia Shrine PEÑAFRANCIA VOYADORES Traversing the Naga River with all going towards the Naga Metropolitan FESTIVAL STREET AND PILGRIMS her voyadores accompanying her voyage, Cathedral. DANCE COMPETITION love and devotion filled the revetment and the sides of the river as thousands waved REGIONAL SCOUTS PARADE AND Fascinating the crowd with their their white handkerchiefs to Ina as she is DBC/DLC/DXMC COMPETITION zestful street performances and colorful being led back to her home in the Basilica ensemble, performers expressed their Minore of the Our Lady of Peñafrancia Centering this year’s theme on the faith and adoration towards Ina through from the Naga Metropolitan Cathedral last youth, participants hailing from different dance routines as they retell the journey of September 21, 2019. schools and institutions exhibited their Bicolano’s faith through dance. Happening
38 2019 FIRST 100 DAYS BY MAYOR SON 39 11TH REGIONAL BAND, MAJORETTES & FANCY DRILL 14 COMPETITION SEPTEMBER Jesse M. Robredo Coliseum
40 2019 FIRST 100 DAYS BY MAYOR SON 41 IMPRESSIVE MARCHING & EXHIBITION DONE by majorettes, band & fancy drill performers from across Bicol Region entertained the crowd earlier at JMR Coliseum in this year’s 11th Regional Band, Majorettes and Fancy Drill Competition.
40 2019 FIRST 100 DAYS BY MAYOR SON 41 42 2019 FIRST 100 DAYS BY MAYOR SON 43 REGIONAL SCOUTS PARADE & 18 DBC/DLC/DXMC COMPETITION SEPTEMBER Plaza Quezon
THE MARCH HAS STARTED! The rain wouldn’t stop the scouts nor the DXMC to march for Regional Scouts Parade and DBC, DLC and DXMC Competition.
42 2019 FIRST 100 DAYS BY MAYOR SON 43 FEAST FOR THE EYES. Fun, colors, and CIVIC PARADE & vibrance - it’s a visual treat as various civic groups FLOAT COMPETITION parade their best, showcasing creativity and skills while competing to become the best in Civic Parade and 19 Float Competition. SEPTEMBER Plaza Quezon
44 2019 FIRST 100 DAYS BY MAYOR SON 45 44 2019 FIRST 100 DAYS BY MAYOR SON 45 PEÑAFRANCIA VOYADORES FESTIVAL AND STREET 19 AND PILGRIM’S DANCE COMPETITION SEPTEMBER From Naga Metro Politan Cathedral to Plaza Quezon
AN AFTERNOON OF FESTIVE DANCES in Naga City as the contingents of this year’s Voyadores Festival march down the city streets from the Naga Metropolitan Cathedral to the Plaza Quezon for the much awaited pilgrim’s dance competition!
46 2019 FIRST 100 DAYS BY MAYOR SON 47 THE PILGRIM’S DANCE competition of this year’s Voyadores Festival in the city!
46 2019 FIRST 100 DAYS BY MAYOR SON 47 11TH BICOL REGIONAL 20 MILITARY PARADE SEPTEMBER Plaza Quezon
MARCH AND SALUTE. Over 750 universities, schools, and institutions participated the 11th Regional Military Parade as students compete to offer pride and glory towards Ina and their hometown.
48 2019 FIRST 100 DAYS BY MAYOR SON 49 48 2019 FIRST 100 DAYS BY MAYOR SON 49 PEÑAFRANCIA FLUVIAL 21 PROCESSION SEPTEMBER
From Reina del Bicol Landing (Dinaga) to Basilica (Balatas)
50 2019 FIRST 100 DAYS BY MAYOR SON 51 VIVA. Love and devotion filled the city as thousands of devotees followed Ina as she is being led back to her home - the Basilica Minore of Our Lady of Penafrancia.
50 2019 FIRST 100 DAYS BY MAYOR SON 51 HE oneness of the city councilors remains the enabling factor for them to achieve significant results of their respective legislative T advocacy and undertakings. In sessions, each of them feels the ease of playing the role of a devil’s advocate, sometimes expressing belligerent opinions to test the strength of a colleague’s opposing argument.
Their unity and candor in work is clearly visible also in situations where the minds at the August Body have to come together to support the local chief executive’s development agenda whose administration encourages strong participation from the people and collaboration with co-workers.
Result: important legislations are achieved and the city administration’s pledge of service and commitment to THE 13TH the Nagueño – Reliable, Dependable, SANGGUNIANG Caring – is nurtured. “While we are working together as a team, we shall be firm in ensuring PANLUNGSOD that we will not falter to honor our legal mandate to serve the best interest of the Nagueño,” says Vice Mayor Cecilia LEGISLATIVE V. De Asis.
She said that every member of DIRECTION the city council is seeing to it that every program and project is satisfactorily implemented within the framework of good governance. “As lawmakers, we are committed to help in propelling the city’s socio-economic growth and development,” the vice mayor said.
Aside from their legislative roles, all the 12 councilors and the vice mayor are holding oversight functions that allow them to work closely with the executive branch by taking the responsibility to ensure appropriate enforcement of the ordinances, review the relevance/effectiveness of the measures, and be able to determine if there are provisions in ordinances that need amendment.
52 2019 FIRST 100 DAYS BY MAYOR SON 53 THE SP’S 2019-2022 AGENDA
AGENDA Proponent ENVIRONMENT AND INFRASTRUCTURE 1. Adoption of Waste-to-Energy technology in the city Hon. Del Castillo 2. Plastic ordinance / Regulate the use of plastics and other non- Hon. Del Castillo biodegradable materials Hon. Perez 3. Completion of Sanitary Landfill (Additional appropriation) Hon. Del Castillo 4. More planting of tress Hon. Perez 5. Complete inventory of our rivers, creeks and waterways and Hon. Perez sustain their upkeep and cleanliness 6. Reconstruction/repair/rehabilitation of the portion of the Hon. Castillo NCPM identified to have developed structural problem over time 7. Establishment of New City Cemetery Hon. Baldemoro 8. Support and endorse the following projects of Mayor Nelson Hon. Rañola Legacion: Bicol River Esplanade, People’s Park and Recreation Hon. Castillo Center, Naga City Convention Center 9. Put up more infrastructures such as new roads and bridges, Hon. Perez improved tourist destinations, efficient traffic system, including improved inter-town van and jeepney terminals 10. An Ordinance governing the Rules for the Management of Hon. Arroyo Medium-rise Socialized Housing Settlements 11. Installations of new street names and markers Hon. Rañola 12. Improved canal and sewerage systems in the urban poor Hon. Perez resettlement areas, as well as in more depressed barangays 13. Hasten completion of modern sanitary landfill and prepare for Hon. Perez waste to energy scheme 14. Build a fully air-conditioned 2,000 capacity conference center Hon. Perez 15. Support and lobby for better and more accessible airport and Hon. Perez for the revival of the PNR 16. Re-introduce green revolution in the barangays Hon. Perez 17. Greener and eco-friendly landscape within and around the Hon. Perez city’s business districts 18. Continue to revive, rehabilitate and conserve and beautify both Hon. Perez the Naga River and the Bicol River 19. Beautify and make more people-friendly our plazas and Hon. Perez establish new ones SOCIAL SERVICES A. HEALTH 1. Ordinance for the construction of public restrooms in public Hon. Del Rosario areas and along highways in the City of Naga 2. Ordinance for the construction of new 50 bed capacity Hon. Rañola hospital
52 2019 FIRST 100 DAYS BY MAYOR SON 53 AGENDA Proponent AGENDA Proponent 3. Anti-rabies vaccine for indigent patient Hon. Rañola C. CONSTITUENCY ASSISTANCE 4. Ordinance strengthening the Oral Health Program of the City Hon. Rañola 1. Establish a program that would localize training and livelihood Hon. Rosales Government of Naga City programs in partnership with different government agencies 5. Ordinance establishing a laboratory for water analysis/man- Hon. Rañola and the private sector to strengthen our manpower value dating all water supply providers in Naga City to have their in the workforce especially for the out-of-school youth to water analyzed before they get their business permit promote their employment here and abroad 6. Ordinance mandating the Naga City Dental Health Month Hon. Albeus 2. Create a task force that would monitor labor standard compli- Hon. Rosales celebration ance of business establishments within Naga City 7. Ordinance creating two positions for dentist in the City Health Hon. Albeus 3. Organize cooperatives in the Least Economically Resilient Hon. Rosales Office Communities (LERC) and strengthen credit assistance pro- grams provided by the City Government to these cooperatives 8. Dental chairs, equipment and related instruments for the 27 Hon. Albeus barangays of Naga 4. Adoption of policy that will enhance the income of farmers Hon. Del Castillo in the city 9. Ordinance on good oral hygiene practice Hon. Albeus 5. Put up a more hyper-active and accessible bulletin for both Hon. Perez 10. Ordinance establishing an anxiety and depression support Hon. Albeus those looking for jobs and those wanting to hire them hotline in Naga 6. Widen micro-lending window and skills training for small Hon. Perez 11. Ordinance mandating a mass fluoride varnish application Hon. Albeus entrepreneurs in the barangays activity to students from Kinder to Grade II 7. Promote full and proper representation of the different sectors Hon. Rosales 12. Ordinance Mandating the Provision of Brown Sugar in all Hon. Arroyo in the Naga City People’s Council (NCPC) and sufficient fund- restaurants, carinderias, and cafes in the City of Naga ing support on programs and projects which NGOs and POs 13. Remind to fast track the water district’s proposed water treat- Hon. Perez undertake in partnership with the City ment plant and the conversion of surface water into potable 8. Replicate NCPC at the barangay level Hon. Rosales water 9. Amendment of the Naga City Youth Code with the inclusion Hon. Tripulca B. EDUCATION of a percentage of PWD members in the pool of City Youth 1. Financial assistance or student loan programs for indigent Hon. Rosales Officials and less fortunate students to defray the cost of miscella- 10. Ordinance on general guidelines in the annual inter-barangay Hon. Tripulca neous school expenses sportsfest 2. Partner with business establishments to provide student- Hon. Rosales 11. Revision of Senior Citizens Code Hon. Abonal friendly schedules to accommodate working students 12. Supplement for Near-Centenarians Hon. Abonal 3. Institutionalization of the Naga City Sports Program Hon. Rosales 13. PWD Code Hon. Baldemoro 4. Ordinance creating tripartite partnership among the City Gov- Hon. Del Rosario ernment, Barangays, and Educational institutions in drafting 14. Institutionalization Ginhawang Nagueño Program Hon. Baldemoro responsive and timely programs and projects for the welfare 15. Institutionalization of Resource Center for the Blind Hon. Baldemoro of students in Naga City 16. Creation of Barangay Action Center/Barangay Affairs Office/ Hon. Rosales 5. Revision of the Education Code Hon. Abonal Help Desk/Center that would handle identified concerns, 6. Establishment of Yabu Elementary School and secondary Hon. Abonal requests, complaints from barangay officials schools in 1) Calauag-San Felipe, 2) Abella-Bagumbayan, and 17. First 1000 days of Children Ordinance Hon. Baldemoro 3) Tabuco-Triangulo-Mabolo 18. Children Participation Ordinance Hon. Baldemoro 7. Ordinance for the creation of the Performing Arts Group of Hon. Tripulca 19. Children Protection Ordinance/Street Children Ordinance/ Hon. Baldemoro Naga City Establishment of Modern Children’s Playground 8. Build more monuments for our local heroes and highlight Hon. Perez 20. Institutionalization of Naga City Children’s Home Hon. Baldemoro historical sites in the city 21. Additional appropriation for the Liga ng mga Barangay Hon. Beltran 9. Bicol Regional Museum Hon. Perez 22. Service vehicle for the Liga ng mga Barangay Hon. Beltran 10. Review the curriculum content of the City’s Day Care Program Hon. Arroyo 23. Ordinance Establishing the PanLusog Program of the City Hon. Arroyo to focus/emphasize on value formation/personality develop- of Naga – (A bakery will be established to provide nutrient- ment of the child fortified pandesal for public school children) 11. Cultural events with performances such as Rondalla, folk Hon. Rañola 24. An Ordinance Declaring Applicant-families with PWD Hon. Arroyo songs, bands, etc. Member/s as among the priorities in availing social welfare 12. Brighter (more lighted) streets, major thoroughfares and Hon. Perez programs of the City Government of Naga bridges 25. Ordinance Establishing the Social Pension Program of the City Hon. Arroyo 13. Prepare the city to be a favorite venue for conferences, sports Hon. Perez Government of Naga (for Senior Citizens who are qualified but and academic competitions of national caliber and signifi- not covered by the DSWD) cance 26. Fund provision to be used as bridge for the One-Time-Big- Hon. Arroyo 14. Aim to host international events at least once or twice a year Hon. Perez Time Thrust in addressing the housing needs of the Nagueño 15. More visibility and promotional exposure for Naga thru Hon. Perez families national tri-media and the social media 27. Formation of transport and livelihood cooperatives for Kaan- Hon. Arroyo 16. Encourage public presentations and exhibits highlighting arts, Hon. Perez tabay sa Kauswagan beneficiaries history and culture 28. Convergence of social services for the poor. Hon. Arroyo 17. Create closer linkages and joint efforts with national and inter- Hon. Perez 29. Encourage more basketball events with teams from Metro Hon. Rañola national organizations/agencies involved in the promotion of Manila and foreign countries arts, culture and history 18. Host national musical festival or open-air grand symphony Hon. Perez orchestra at least once a year
54 2019 FIRST 100 DAYS BY MAYOR SON 55 100 DAYS OF UNITY IN ACTION
Right at the birth of the 13th Sangguniang Panlungsod on June 30, 2019, the councilors were given time to present their individual to-do things in detail to form part the city’s legislative agenda. AGENDA Proponent The activity was aimed to synergize their legislative plans with ECONOMY those that the executive department has committed to achieve. 1. Business reform and incentive package for business owners Hon. Perez in the city It is through the Executive-Legislative Agenda (ELA) formulation 2. Support mechanism to vendors and stallholders at the Naga Hon. Castillo meeting that the city dads discussed legislative issues and City People’s Mall (NCPM) concerns with the city’s chief executive along with the department 3. Measures to assist those who will be displaced when works in Hon. Castillo the NCPM is undertaken heads and chiefs of offices. 4. Support in promoting locally made products and helping local Hon. Perez entrepreneurs market their products Being able to perform greater endeavor with their “working- 5. Stronger local economic growth Hon. Perez together” habit, the legislative-executive teamwork can effectively 6. Encourage more private sector initiatives in hosting trade Hon. Perez pursue approaches that will address the city’s socioeconomic exhibits and business conferences issues and concerns, conduct appropriate consultations with 7. Attract more new investors and encourage more local busi- Hon. Perez public and private sectors in the achievement of pro-people nesses to grow programs, and expeditious delivery of results-oriented actions INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT and public service. 1. Ordinance institutionalizing educational assistance program Hon. Del Rosario The first 100 days of the 13th Sangguniang Panlungsod (June to incumbent Barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan officials 30 – October 8, 2019) allows the city’s lawmakers to conduct 12 2. Increase the financial assistance to the barangays for their Hon. Beltran regular sessions wherein they were able to enact 28 significant barangay festivities and cultural celebrations ordinances, 10 of them are classified as lifeline measures on 3. Promote full disclosure of the City Government’s public Hon. Rosales public health, social development, public safety, good governance, records, financial documents, and contracts environment, and transport. 4. Declaration of SEED Montessori I and II as Economic Enter- Hon. Abonal prises They deliberated also on scores of propositions from which 162 5. Monitoring of various infra projects of the City Government Hon. Castillo and recommend for the constructions of vital infrastructure resolutions were adopted, 22 of them are significant resolutions support projects that serve as mechanisms to further enhance and expedite the 6. Adoption of new organizational plan (right sizing) of the City Hon. Del Castillo implementation of programs and projects under the areas of good Government governance, environment and sanitation, youth development, 7. Promote full disclosure of the City Government’s public Hon. Rosales urban development, tourism, and manpower development. records, financial documents, and contracts 8. Ordinance creating the Arts, Culture, Tourism, Parks and Rec- Hon. Rañola Included in their remarkable achievements is the conduct of reation Department in the City Government of Naga 32 joint committee hearings on appropriations, blue ribbon 9. Review of the staff complement of the City Government to Hon. Arroyo and administrative cases, consumers’ protection, environment focus on monitoring and enforcement functions of the City; and energy, games and amusement, health and nutrition, 10. Establishment of more city sisterhood agreement with other Hon. Rañola cities in and outside the Philippines investment, trade, industry and economic enterprise, land use, 11. Enforcement of ordinances especially on bingo games permit Hon. Rañola laws, ordinances, and reorganization, market affairs, peace and and cock derbies approval by the Sangguniang Panlungsod order and public safety, people empowerment, housing and PROCUREMENT AND FINANCE settlements, and transport. 1. Revision of Revenue Code/ Revision of the City Fees and Hon. Del Castillo Charges Hon. Abonal The 13th Sangguniang Panlungsod is Vice Mayor Cecilia Veluz- PUBLIC SAFETY, TRANSPORTATION AND TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT De Asis, City Councilors Ghiel G. Rosales, Joselito S.A. Del Rosario, 1. Ordinance to strengthen the Emergency Management Service Hon. Del Rosario Gregorio R. Abonal, Elmer S. Baldemoro, Salvador M. Del Castillo, of the City Government and creating the Naga City Emergency Jose C. Rañola, MD., Jose B. Perez, Jessie R. Albeus, Antonio B. Medical Management Services (EMMS) unit under the Naga Beltran, and Mary Kylie Francine B. Tripulca. City Hospital 2. Ordinance enacting the Barangay Tanod Code of the City of Hon. Del Rosario Naga 3. Ordinance to implement forced evacuation in time of disaster Hon. Del Rosario and/or emergency 4. Ordinance establishing a permanent Disaster Risk Reduction Hon. Del Rosario Management (DRRM) Office in every barangays and educa- tional institutions in Naga City 5. Ordinance instituting the disaster preparedness training for Hon. Del Rosario citizens and institutions, establishing the Naga City Readiness and Resilience Capability Development Center, creating the Naga City Readiness and Resilience Capability Development Office 6. Ordinance mandating the replacement and renumbering of Hon. Del Rosario registration plates for trimobiles, padyaks, taxicles and e- Hon. Del Castillo trikes / Renumbering of Cabartoda trimobiles (Cararayan) 7. Ordinance enacting the padyak code Hon. Del Rosario
54 2019 FIRST 100 DAYS BY MAYOR SON 55 56 2019 FIRST 100 DAYS BY MAYOR SON 57 COMMITTEE CHAIRMANSHIPS & MEMBERSHIPS
CHAIRMANSHIPS MEMBERSHIPS
Appropriations Barangay Affairs & Boundary Disputes Manpower, Livelihood Development and Cooperatives Environment and Energy People Empowerment Family, Women, and GenderDevelopment CO-CHAIRMANSHIPS Health and Nutrition Human Rights
Barangay Affairs & Boundary Disputes Laws, Ordinances and Environment and Energy Reorganization Persons With Disabilities Rules and Privileges Ways and Means
Hon. Ghiel “Oying” G. Rosales City Councilor
CHAIRMANSHIPS Education
Peace and Order, Public Safety, and Environment and Energy Disaster Management Family, Women, and Gender Public Utilities Development
Transport Games and Amusement Health and Nutrition
CO-CHAIRMANSHIPS Housing and Settlements Investment, Trade, Industry and Economic Enterprises Infrastructure Land Use Laws, Ordinances and Reorganization Manpower, Livelihood Development and Cooperatives MEMBERSHIPS Market Affairs Persons With Disabilities Agriculture Senior Citizens Appropriations Youth and Sports Children Development
Hon. Joselito “Lito” S.A. Del Rosario City Councilor
56 57 COMMITTEE CHAIRMANSHIPS & MEMBERSHIPS
CHAIRMANSHIPS MEMBERSHIPS Education City Properties Senior Citizens Culture and the Arts/Tourism Ways and Means Laws, Ordinances and Reorganization CO-CHAIRMANSHIPS Market Affairs Peace and Order, Public Safety, and Disaster Management Appropriations Games and Amusement
Hon. Gregorio R. Abonal City Councilor
CHAIRMANSHIPS MEMBERSHIPS Family, Women, and Gender Development Children Housing and Settlements City Properties Land Use Investment, Trade, Industry and Economic Enterprises Manpower, Livelihood CO-CHAIRMANSHIPS Development and Cooperatives People Empowerment Agriculture Education Environment and Energy Human Rights
Hon. Mila “Miles” SD. Raquid-Arroyo City Councilor
58 59 COMMITTEE CHAIRMANSHIPS & MEMBERSHIPS
CHAIRMANSHIPS MEMBERSHIPS
Children Appropriations Persons With Disabilities Culture and the Arts/ Tourism Rules and Privileges Education Games and Amusement CO-CHAIRMANSHIPS Housing and Settlements
Barangay Affairs/ Boundary Disputes Land Use
Family, Women, and Gender Laws, Ordinances and Reorganization Development Senior Citizens Health and Nutrition Transport People Empowerment Youth and Sports Development
Hon. Elmer S. Baldemoro City Councilor
CHAIRMANSHIPS
Infrastructure Market Affairs
CO-CHAIRMANSHIPS
Blue Ribbon and Administrative Cases Housing and Settlements Peace and Order, Public Safety, and Disaster Management
MEMBERSHIPS
Barangay Affairs/ Boundary Disputes Human Rights People Empowerment Persons With Disabilities
Hon. Vidal P. Castillo City Councilor 58 59 COMMITTEE CHAIRMANSHIPS & MEMBERSHIPS
CHAIRMANSHIPS Transport Ways and Means Agriculture Environment and Energy MEMBERSHIPS Laws, Ordinances and Reorganization Culture and the Arts/ Tourism CO-CHAIRMANSHIPS Infrastructure Land Use
City Properties Senior Citizens Market Affairs Rules and Privileges
Hon. Salvador “Badong” Del Castillo City Councilor
CHAIRMANSHIPS MEMBERSHIPS
Culture and the Arts/Tourism Children Games and Amusement Peace and Order, Public Safety, Health and Nutrition and Disaster Management Rules and Privileges Ways and Means CO-CHAIRMANSHIPS
Investment, Trade, Industry and Economic Enterprises Land Use Persons With Disabilities Senior Citizens
Hon. Jose “Doc Sonny” C. Rañola City Councilor 60 61 COMMITTEE CHAIRMANSHIPS & MEMBERSHIPS
CHAIRMANSHIPS MEMBERSHIPS City Properties Agriculture Consumer Protection Housing and Settlements Investment, Trade, Industry and Economic Enterprises Infrastructure Public Utilities CO-CHAIRMANSHIPS Senior Citizens Ways and Means Culture and the Arts/Tourism Manpower, Livelihood Development and Cooperatives
Hon. Jose “Joeper” Perez City Councilor
CHAIRMANSHIPS MEMBERSHIPS
Blue Ribbon and Appropriations Administrative Cases Infrastructure Human Rights Market Affairs Transport CO-CHAIRMANSHIPS
Consumer Protection Public Utilities
Hon. Jessie “Doc Jess” Albeus City Councilor 60 61 COMMITTEE CHAIRMANSHIPS & MEMBERSHIPS
CHAIRMANSHIPS
Barangay Affairs/ Boundary Disputes
MEMBERSHIPS
Blue Ribbon and Administrative Cases Consumer Protection Games and Amusement Transport Youth and Sports Development
Hon. Antonio “Dodit” S. Beltran City Councilor
CHAIRMANSHIPS
Youth and Sports Development
MEMBERSHIPS
Barangay Affairs/ Boundary Disputes Consumer Protection Education Environment and Energy Family, Women, and Gender Development Health and Nutrition Human Rights Manpower, Livelihood Development and Cooperatives People Empowerment Rules and Privileges
Hon. Mary Kyle Francine B. Tripulca City Councilor 62 63 62 2019 FIRST 100 DAYS BY MAYOR SON 63 THIS FIRST 100 DAYS OF NAGA CITY MAYOR NELSON S. LEGACION REPORT IS PUBLISHED BY THE CITY GOVERNMENT OF NAGA, THRU THE CITY EVENTS, PROTOCOL AND PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICE AT CITY HALL COMPOUND, J. MIRANDA AVENUE, NAGA CITY 4400 PHILIPPINES
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