MisOcc Provincial Government convenes 2nd Quarter Joint Council Meeting to advance development, safety, and anti-drug efforts
Oroquieta City, June 19 — The
Provincial Government of Misamis Occidental convened the 2nd Quarter CY 2025
Joint Meeting of the Provincial Development Council (PDC), Provincial Disaster
Risk Reduction and Management Council (PDRRMC), Misamis Occidental Provincial
Anti-Drug Abuse Council (MOPADAC), and the Provincial Peace and Order Council
(PPOC) on June 19, 2025, at the Asenso Misamis Occidental Sports and Cultural
Center (AMOSACC), reaffirming its strong commitment to inclusive development,
disaster resilience, peace and order, and drug-free communities.
On behalf of Governor Henry S.
Oaminal, Vice Governor Rowena Gutierrez presided over the meeting, emphasizing
the importance of unified governance in addressing key provincial priorities
and driving the Asenso Misamis Occidental agenda forward
Development Initiatives Endorsed
for 2025
The Provincial Development
Council approved and endorsed the realignment and itemization of programs,
activities, and projects funded under the 20% Development Fund for Calendar
Year 2025. These initiatives will be integrated into the revised Provincial Development
Investment Program (PDIP) 2023–2025 and the updated Annual Investment Program
(AIP) for 2025—marking a strategic step toward more focused and responsive
investment planning and implementation.
Strengthening Disaster Resilience
and Community Readiness
The PDRRMC approved and endorsed
the accreditation of Community Disaster Volunteers (ACDVs), reinforcing the
vital role of grassroots engagement in disaster preparedness and response.
OIC-PDRRMO Gain Paul De Barras
also emphasized the need to update five major plans that will shape the
province’s long-term disaster resilience strategies: Provincial Disaster Risk
Reduction and Management Plan (CY 2026–2028), Contingency Plan for Flood, Contingency
Plan for Rain-Induced Landslides, Contingency Plan for Emerging and Re-emerging
Infectious Diseases, Public Service Continuity Plan. The reorganization of the
PDRRMC was likewise finalized to improve coordination and operational
efficiency.
Intensifying the Anti-Drug
Campaign
MOPADAC Focal Person Stephen Sean
Daral reported on the province’s observance of the International Day Against
Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking (IDADAIT), alongside updates on Barangay
Drug Clearing Operations. The Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) also
presented accomplishments reflecting strengthened anti-illegal drug operations
across Misamis Occidental.
Reinforcing Peace and Order
Initiatives
Police Major James De Leon of
PNP-MisOcc shared updates on road clearing efforts, recent breakthroughs in
anti-illegal drug operations, and the rollout of rapid response systems.
Notably, the implementation of the “Three to Five Minutes Radio Response Time”
initiative and the increased deployment of PNP personnel aim to enhance
emergency and crime response capabilities across the province.
Meanwhile, 10th Infantry
Battalion Commander LTC Nelson Boticario presented accomplishments and current
security operational updates from across Misamis Occidental, affirming the
AFP’s continued support to law enforcement and peacekeeping initiatives.
The meeting highlighted continued
coordination among provincial councils to improve public services, safety, and
local development. (SN/PGMO)
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