3.8. Public Employment Service Office

My beloved Simonians, before I present to you my
accomplishment report for the 1st 100 days in office of my
second mandate by the people as the Municipal Mayor of
San Simon.
Let me first acknowledge the Lord God Almighty who
guides
us
all
in
the
pursuit
of
good
governance,
transparency, accountability and excellence. I thank the
Lord for giving me strength and courage to face all the
challenges of governance.
I am grateful to the people who firmly believe and
remain faithful to my administration.
The Municipal,
Barangay Officials and Employees who remain steadfast in
their commitment as outstanding public servants and
lastly,
my
beloved
family,
friends
and
relatives,
who
constantly stand by me throughout the journey of being the
Mayora of San Simon.
I am calling for unity and genuine reconciliation
amongst us Simonians.
Let us set aside our differences in
politics and colors for the progress of our municipality. The
struggles of the past election should only make us stronger
to face the upcoming trials and issues ahead. I offer a hand
of peace and unity to all my opponents.
Let us all move forward and work together to
achieve my administration’s development agenda for
our municipality.
Excellence always,
LEONORA C. WONG
PROCLAMATION …………………………………………………………………………..
INAUGURATION AND OATH OF OFFICE ……………………………………………..
MODERNIZATION/COMPUTERIZATION ………………………………………………
3.1.
Biometrics Time Attendance
3.2.
CCTV Installation
3.3.
Senior Citizen Database
3.4.
Indigent Database
3.5.
San Simon Organization Database
3.6.
Farmers and Fisher folks Database
3.7.
Morbidity Database
3.8.
Public Employment Service Office (PESO) Database
3.9.
DRRM & Relief Operations Database
3.10. Business One-Stop Shop (BOSS)
3.10.1. eBPLS Business Permit Applications & Payments
3.10.2. eCTC Community Tax Certificate
3.10.3. eTREASURY Tax and Fee Payments
3.10.4. eRPT Real Property Tax
3.10.5. eLCR/MCR Local Civil Registry
3.11. eAppropriation (Budget Database)
3.12. San Simon Website
3.13. San Simon Facebook Page
3.14. San Simon PESO Facebook Page
3.15. SMS Facility Short Message Service
LEGISLATION………………………………………………………………………………….......
4.1.
Resolution
DEVELOPMENT PLANNING …………………………………………………………………….
5.1.
LGPMS Utilization
5.2.
Executive Legislative Agenda (ELA)
5.3.
Comprehensive Land Use Plan (CLUP)
FINANCIAL AND FISCAL MANAGEMANT …………………………………………………….
6.1.
Comparative Trend of Revenue Sources
6.2.
Distribution of Expenditure Program C.Y. 2014
6.3.
Budget Presentation and Submission to SB
HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT AND DEVELOPMENT …………………………….
7.1.
Convening of PSB
PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT ………………………………………………………………………….
8.1.
Korean Language Training (KLT)
8.2.
Employment
HEALTH SERVICES ……………………………………………………………………………...
9.1.
Buntis Congress
9.2.
Opening and Blessing of San Simon Birthing Station
9.3.
Dengue Summit
9.4.
Inspection of Water Refilling Station, Water Works, Ice Plant
9.5.
Nutrition Month Celebration
9.6.
Medical Mission on Evacuation Centers
9.7.
Dental Mission
9.8.
Central Luzon Stakeholders’ Meeting
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10. SOCIAL SERVICES ……………………………………………………………………………….
10.1. Nayong Tsinoy Community
10.2. Philhealth Cards
10.3. Senior Citizen Social Pension
10.4. Feeding Program
10.5. Family Day
11. DISASTER RISK REDUCTION MANAGEMENT ………………………………………………
11.1. HAND HELD RADIO FROM PROVINCIAL DRRMC
11.2. RECIPIENT OF RESCUE FIBER BOAT
11.3. TRIMMING OF TREES
11.4. DISASTER PREPARATION AND MITIGATION
11.4.1. Sandbagging at Barangay San Pedro
11.4.2. Sandbagging at Barangay San Juan
11.4.3. Sandbagging at Barangay Sta Cruz
11.4.4. Sandbagging at Barangay San Jose
11.5. RELIEF OPERATION
12. EDUCATION ……………………………………………………………………………………….
12.1. Construction & Rehabilitation of School
12.2. World’s Teachers Day
12.3. Alternative Learning System (ALS
12.3.1. Manicure & Pedicure Training
12.3.2. Hair Dressing
12.3.3. Electronics
12.3.4. Differently-Abled Person (DAP)
12.3.5. Basic Literacy Program
12.3.6. Accreditation and Equivalency
13. PEACE AND ORDER ……………………………………………………………………………..
13.1. Checkpoint/Chokepoint Patrolling
13.2. Drainage Inspection
13.3. Oplan Clean Rider
13.4. Posting of Hotline PNP Numbers
13.5. Fire Drill
13.6. Inauguration of San Simon PNP Station
14. INFRASTRACTURE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS …………………………………………
14.1. List and Photos of Projects
15. BUSINESS, INDUSTRY & TOURISM …………………………………………………………..
15.1. Business Permit Process Flow
15.2. San Simon Pampanga Chamber of Commerce & Industry, Inc.
15.3. New Businesses
15.4. DILG Seal Of Competitiveness
15.5. Preparation for San Simon Festival
16. AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENTS ……………………………………………………………
16.1. Certified Seed Distribution
16.2. Distribution of Zinc Phosphide
16.3. Vaccination of Animals
16.4. Municipal Nursery
17. LIVELIHOOD PROJECTS ………………………………………………………………………...
17.1. Hog Raising Project
17.2. Fishing Gear Distribution
18. ENVIRONMENTAL GOVERNANCE …………………………………………………………….
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1. MAY 15, 2013, PROCLAMATION DAY
Mayor Wong thanked all the Barangay Captains, Kagawads, Mun. Employees and
supporters present during her proclamation.
Mayor Wong told the media that she will restore peace and order in her municipality.
Mayor Leonora Wong & Vice Mayor Keko Almario renewed their sincere commitment to
Simonians who bestowed upon them the second mandate in the election held on May 13,
2013.
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2. INAUGURATION AND OATH OF OFFICE
My beloved Simonians, ours is not a transition government, but a
continuation of the foundation laid down during my 1st term of office.
And so, I fully implemented all relevant laws, rules and regulations
governing the LGU and the law of God.
Now, let me share with you in chronological order the various
projects, programs & activities (PPAs) that transpired in my 1st 100 days
in office.
Mayor Wong called for peace, reconciliation & unity
Mayor Leonora C. Wong
Vice Mayor Keko ALmario
SB Members:
Awarding of Department Heads for their respective
accomplishments. RHU 1st Place
Hon. Romanoel L. Santos
Hon. Josephine Anne D. Canlas
Hon. Irene B. Dagdag
Hon. Dominique R. Marcelo
Hon. Rudy T. Tayag
Hon. Beda S. Pineda
Hon. George M. Carino
Hon. Roseler S. Figueroa
Thanks giving mass officiated by
Fr. Homer Policarpio
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3. MODERNIZATION/COMPUTERIZATION
The most significant event that took place under my administration
is the pioneer usage of the modern technology through the
COMPUTERIZATION PROGRAM which makes all transactions easy,
accurate and fast. The computerization has been an important support
mechanism to the Municipality’s effort to foster transparency, efficiency,
accountability and effective governance under my leadership, through
the help of Vice Mayor Honorato M. Almario, Sangguniang Bayan
Members and Municipal Employees. Together we successfully
established the digital infrastructure that will last for generations.
Computer Automation Across Municipality Departments:
3.1. BIOMETRICS TIME ATTENDANCE
Employees Attendance Recording thru Biometrics System makes
it easy to monitor the punctuality and absences of employees.
3.2. CCTV INSTALLATION
CCTV – Around 30 CCTV were installed in the vicinity of the
Municipality as deterrent to any incidents in the jurisdiction of the LGU.
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All important sectors in the locality are found in the Database such as:
3.3. SENIOR CITIZENS DATABASE
Easy tracking of the Senior Citizen population and capability to
generate demographic reports according to age, gender and marital
status.
3.4. INDIGENT DATABASE
Designed to complement the MDG’s local poverty diagnosis
and monitoring system. The database will help us know the nature
and extent of poverty in our locality in order for us to determine the
appropriate intervention.
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3.5. SAN SIMON ORGANIZATION DATABASE
This database was created to fully implement the Gender
and Development (GAD) projects/programs/activities (PPAs)
efficiently and effectively.
3.6. FARMERS & FISHERFOLKS DATABASE
Personal information of farmers and fisher folks were
collected to issue identification cards at no fee for them.
The database gives you true listings of farmers and fisher
folks, enabling us to analyze and get accurate reports in instants.
This ensures the appropriate and fair distribution of the benefits
coming from the national and local government.
ID – FRONT
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3.7. MORBIDITY DATABASE
Contains data from the survey of all diseases with detailed
diagnosis, age and gender. So we can allocate substantial budget
and properly address all kinds of infectious diseases and other
health problems.
3.8. Public Employment Service Office (PESO)
Database
To assist and help unemployed Simonians find jobs. Application
online is available.
3.9. DRRM & RELIEF OPERATION DATABASE
This database contains
information
of
households,
families and individuals; this is
used for the proper and orderly
distribution of relief assistance
and disaster response.
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3.10.
BUSINESS ONE-STOP-SHOP (BOSS)
A Business-One-Stop-Shop (BOSS) Scheme was introduced
where taxpayers are well served without going to different
offices/buildings for clearances. This innovation provides simple,
effective, transparent and fast delivery of services to investors and
business applicants. Such initiative makes business transactions
with San Simon LGU more customer-friendly, thus elevating the
level of competitiveness of San Simon in the “W” Growth Corridor
of Central Luzon as the ultimate investment destination.
3.10.1. eBPLS (Electronic Business Permit
& LICENSING SYSTEM)
Streamlined, clear procedures, two steps,
accurate assessment of payments and electronic
signature of Mayor Wong upon approval of permit.
THE CENTRAL LUZON GROWTH CORRIDOR FOUNDATION, INC.
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Awarded San Simon 1 Place for this system.
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3.10.2. eCTC COMMUNITY TAX CERTIFICATE
No hassle if you lose your CTC this electronic
system enables us to re-print information without
paying.
3.10.3. eTREASURY TAX & FEE PAYMENTS
This electronic system eliminates receipt
tampering, easy and quick access to total tax
collections
and
reinforces
the
Anti-Red Tape Act (ARTA) of 2007
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3.10.4. eRPT REAL PROPERTY TAX
Contains information of land owners and
classification of properties for exact valuation of
property taxes.
3.10.5. eLCR (Electronic Local Civil Registry)/MCR
The electronic system assures efficient, accurate and
rapid processing time of 5 minutes as compared to manual.
method.
3.11.
eAPPROPRIATION/BUDGET
The
approved
annual
budget
was
computerized to monitor and determine the budget
requirements of each department. This system will
alarm and notify you of insufficient funds. eBudget
will not print Obligation Requests and Voucher
Disbursements if there is no more appropriation.
This prevents us from overspending and technical
malversation.
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3.12.
SAN SIMON WEBSITE
The San Simon Website is active and updated where the public can
see complete information about our history, organization, financials,
current news, events, services, programs, projects, activities,
businesses, industries, awards and recognitions.
www.sansimonpampanga.gov.ph
3.13.
SAN SIMON FACEBOOK PAGE
Usage of Social media to keep in touch with our Kababayans
not only in the Philippines but also Simonians abroad
Municipality of San Simon (Official)
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3.14.
SAN SIMON PESO FACEBOOK PAGE
The page informs Simonians of job opportunities and gives
them the chance to apply online instantly.
San Simon PESO (Official)
3.15.
SMS FACILITY Short Message Service
Easy and fast delivery of information and messages.
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4.
LEGISLATION
I have extended my hand of peace and unity to the SB Members,
we have already set aside politics and colors for the common good and
welfare of Simonians and to govern the Municipal Government
effectively and efficiently. We effected a mutual agreement to carry-out
all projects, programs and activities PPAs for our municipality’s progress.
LET US JOIN HANDS TO ACHIEVE IT!
WORK WITH WONG!
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4.1. RESOLUTIONS
The Executive Branch endorses to the SB important legislative
measures for enactment into Resolution and Ordinances needed to raise
revenues and provide services for the LGU, without sacrificing check
and balance between the two branches. The Executive befriend the SB
to easily pass priority bills of the LGU.
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ORDINANCE ADOPTING THE SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT
CODE OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF SAN SIMON AND PROVIDING
PENALTY FOR THE VIOLATION THEREOF, SUBJECT TO ALL
LAWS AND EXISTING LEGAL RULES AND REGULATION.
• ORDINANCE REGULATING LAND IMPROVEMENT AND OTHER
DEVELOPMENT CONCERN IN THE MUNICIPALITY OF SAN
SIMON AND PROVIDING PENALTY FOR VIOLATION THEREOF,
SUBJECT TO ALL LAWS AND EXISTING LEGAL RULES AND
REGULATIONS
• ORDINANCE ADOPTING THE COMPREHENSIVE WELFARE
CODE FOR CHILDREN OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF SAN SIMON,
PAMPANGA IMPOSING PENALTIES FOR VIOLATION THEREOF
AND FOR OTHER PURPOSE.
• ORDINANCE ENACTING THE GENDER DEVELOPMENT OF THE
MUNICIPALITY OF SAN SIMON, PAMPANGA.
• AN ORDINANE ADOPTING THE SANITATION CODE OF SAN
SIMON, PAMPANGA.
• AN ORDINANCE MANDATING ALL PREGNANT WOMEN TO
DELIVER AT THE BIRTHING CLINIC/HEALTH FACILITY,
PROHIBITING OF HOME DELIVERIES, RESTRICTED THE
PRACTICE OF TRADITIONAL BIRTH ATTENDANTS (HILOT’S),
AND STRICTLY IMPOSING NEWBORN SCREENING (NBS) ON
ALL NEWBORNS, FEES AND PENALTIES THEREOF.
• RESOLUTION
ACCREDITING
VARIOUS
ORGANIZATIONS, NGOs AND PRIVATE SECTOR.
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PEOPLE’S
5. DEVELOPMENT PLANNING
Theme: "Be BOLD and aim for the BEST"
Subic International Hotel – June 18-20, 2013
5.1. LGPMS UTILIZATION
The Municipality of San Simon, Pampanga in compliance with the
directive of the DILG, held its Local Governance Performance
Management System (LGPMS) Utilization Conference dubbed as “GO
WONG AND BE THE BEST
LGU” on August 7, 2013 at the
Municipality’s
Multi-Purpose
Covered Court The conference
was attended by the Newly
Elected and Minted Local
Officials, Municipal Department
Heads
and
Employees,
Barangay Officials, and multisectoral representatives with the
chance that the performance of
Mayor Wong speaks on commitment and
each department will continue to
excellence in public service.
be true to their sworn duties and
responsibilities.
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5.2. EXECUTIVE AND LEGISLATIVE AGENDA (ELA)
Through the support of the DILG officers, the Executive
Legislative Agenda (ELA) Seminar-cum-Workshop was conducted on
September 17-18, 2013 to formulate & craft the 3-year Development
thrust and priorities of both the executive and legislative branches
towards a common vision for San Simon.
Active participation of all LGU’s stakeholders was recorded on
years. Thereafter the ELA was adopted by the Sangguniang Bayan..
5.3. COMPREHENSIVE LAND USE PLAN (CLUP)
Likewise, the initial planning for the Comprehensive Land Use
Plan (CLUP) of the Municipality was developed and will be completed
by year end 2013.
Mayor Wong appealed to the team to expedite the CLUP
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6. FINANCIAL & FISCAL MANAGEMENT
6.1. COMPARATIVE TREND OF REVENUE
SOURCES
The success of any administration’s development
agenda relies upon the availability of financial resources.
Internal revenue allotment (IRA) available to Local
Government Units are limited and must be utilized with
maximum efficiency, effectively and economy.
The present administration’s COURAGE AND
POLITICAL WILL TO FULLY IMPLEMENT THE REVISED
REVENUE CODE 2008 OF THE MUNICIPALITY and the
tax collection via dynamic tax information campaigns and
intensified local revenue collection efforts has contributed
to the significant increase in the income of the LGU.
At present, the local government of San Simon is 59% IRA
dependent and 41% of the annual budget comes from local income.
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6.2. DISTRIBUTION OF EXPENDITURE PROGRAM
CY 2014
The Proposed Annual Budget for CY 2014 was formulated and
prepared after reaching a consensus of all Departments Heads,
Barangay Officials and concerned Simonians in accordance with the
needs of the people of San Simon based on our mission, vision and
information analysis gathered from the municipality database.
Budget Call – July, 25, 2013
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6.3. BUDGET PRESENTATION AND SUBMISSION TO
SANGGUNIANG BAYAN
September 6, 2013 the Annual Budget
(132,136,119.68) was presented and submitted
consideration and approval.
C.Y. 2014
to SB for
The Local Chief Executive Mayor Leonora Wong presented the Annual
Budget for CY 2014 to SB Member. Local Finance Committee composed of
MPDO Engr. Maria Stephana Dimacali Municipal Treasurer Rowel Maniacup,
Municipal Accountant Anita Almario and Municipal Budget Officer Ermelina De
Leon.
Committee Chairman on Appropriation Coun. George Carino &
Municipal Budget Officer Ermelina De Leon.
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7. HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
AND DEVELOPMENT
7.1. CONVENING OF PERSONNEL SELECTION
BOARD (PSB)
The Personnel Selection Board (PSB) of the Municipality was
convened on September 06, 2013 through Resolution No. ’13-09 to
consider the appointment of Municipal Assessor which position was
declared vacant in the retirement of Mr. Armando Maniago.
Thereafter, the appointment was upheld and Mr. Michael Jayson
Carlos was appointed as Municipal Assessor on September 16, 2013.
Mayor Wong signed the appointment of Engr. Michael Jayson Carlos as Municipal Assessor.
Present are HR Jose Yabut III, MPDO Engr Ann Dimacali, Mun. Sec. Jose Meneses, Sylvia Alfaro,
Imelda Meneses, Annabelle Sese & Gemma Malonzo.
Sangguniang Bayan confirmed the appointment of Engr. Michael Jayson Carlos
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8. PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT
8.1. KOREAN LANGUAGE TRAINING (KLT)
26 PASSERS
8.2. EMPLOYMENT
COMPANY
HIRED
San Simon Meat Products
89
Formosa Ceramic Tiles
157
Wan Chiong Steel Corp.
133
Real Steel Corp.
133
LNK Clark
12
Yokohama Clark
3
Artista Salon
1
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9. HEALTH SERVICES
9.1. BUNTIS CONGRESS
In July 26, 2013, the 1st “Buntis Congress” was organized by our
RHU physician Dr. Mariline Bagtas. To educate pregnant mothers on
proper nutrition, breast feeding and baby caring. Free Blood Chem.
testing was conducted together with the distribution of Newborn Kits.
Mayor Wong awarded the Certificate of Appreciation to the team of doctors.
9.2. OPENING AND BLESSING OF SAN SIMON
BIRTHING STATION
On August 15, 2013, the opening and blessing ceremony of
the San Simon Birthing Station. Mayor Wong, Vice Keko, Coun.
Ann, Governor Lilia “Nanay” Pineda and DOH Regional Director
Leonita Gorgolon grace the occasion.
To mark the inauguration, delivery fees were waived for the
first 5 births and the babies were awarded scholarship grants from
Grade 1 to Fourth Year College thru SB ordinance.
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9.3. DENGUE SUMMIT
Educate the public about Dengue, Leptospirosis,
Chikungunya, UTI and Hepa.
9.4. INSPECTION OF WATER REFILLING
STATION, WATER WORKS, ICE PLANT
Inspection and dissemination of information on proper sanitation.
9.5. NUTRITION MONTH CELEBRATION
Madam Principal awarded the certificate of appreciation to Dra. Marline Bagtas in
sharing her knowledge about proper nutrition
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9.6. MEDICAL MISSION ON EVACUATION
CENTERS
Sto. Nino & San Agustin Evacuation Center Medical
Consultation
9.7. DENTAL MISSION
Dra. Racheal Manlapaz examines children and pregnant women.
9.8. CENTRAL LUZON STAKEHOLDERS’
MEETING
Mayor Wong attended the two-day
(Oct 9-10, 2013) meeting on health
related MDGs held in Holiday Inn,
Clarkfield, Pampanga
Photo: Health Sec. Enrique T. Ona,
RD Leonita P. Gorgolon and
Pampanga Mayors
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10. SOCIAL SERVICES
10.1.
NAYONG TSINOY COMMUNITY
The Nayong Tsinoy, a model community located at San
Pablo Libutad and Propio awarded 304 Indigent Families of shelter
assistance and additional 17 families.
10.2.
PHILHEALTH CARDS
LGU granted free PhilHealth Cards to 1,552 indigent
individuals.
10.3.
SENIOR CITIZEN SOCIAL PENSION
104 senior citizens were given Php 1,500 social pension
under the cnhts-prt. 4,440 session citizens were issued purchase
booklet for medicines and local commodities.
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10.4.
FEEDING PROGRAM
The 14 day care centers in San Simon with a total enrollees
of 792 children ages 3 to 5 years old benefited from the feeding
program which started in July 2013. As a result of the program,
children gain weight and malnourished children become normal.
10.5.
FAMILY DAY CELEBRATION
The celebration was held on September 27, 2013, the theme
was to strengthen family ties. The activity was organized by
MSWD Minda Abenoja and attended by Mayor Wong, Vice Keko,
SB members, day care parents and children.
Mayor Wong is dancing with daycare teachers
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11. DISASTER RISK REDUCTION MANAGEMENT
11.1.
HAND HELD RADIO FROM PROVINCIAL
DRRMC
The Municipal DRRMC of San Simon received 9 handheld
radios from the provincial DRRMC for easy and fast
communication especially during calamities.
11.2.
RECIPIENT OF RESCUE FIBER BOAT
Mayor Wong received one (1) rescue fiber boat with outboard motor and two (2) life vests and two (2) paddles from the
NDRRMC civil defense office and the ASEAN coordinating center
for humanitarian assistance.
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11.3.
TRIMMING OF TREES
July 13, 2013 – August 3, 2013, the office conducted
trimming of trees along major roads in barangay San Jose, San
Juan and San Agustin to avoid untoward incidents during rainy
seasons.
11.4.
DISASTER PREPARATION & MITIGATION
July 26, 2013 – the office processed 15,000 empty sacks
and provision of 12 dump truck of filing materials. Thereafter,
sandbagging operations was conducted to prevent overflowing of
Pampanga river at barangays:
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11.4.1. SANDBAGGING AT SAN PEDRO
11.4.2. SANDBAGGING AT SAN JUAN
11.4.3. SANDBAGGING AT STA CRUZ
11.4.4. SANDBAGGING AT SAN JOSE
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Rehabilitation of damage portion of road in Sta. Cruz, San Jose
and San Pedro to open the road to motor vehicles.
BRGY. SAN PEDRO
11.5.
BRGY. STA CRUZ
RELIEF OPERATION
Victims of Maring and Habagat were provided non-food and
food assistance: Barangay Sto. Nino, San Miguel, Dela Paz, San
Agustin, San Nicolas, San Pedro and San Juan.
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12. EDUCATION
12.1.
CONSTRUCTION & REHABILITATION OF
SCHOOL
Construction/rehabilitation/repair & maintenance of various
school building. We released financial assistance in the amount of
Php 475,000.00 from SEF to 14 Public Elementary School and 5
High School for school repair and maintenance.
Mayor Wong together with Brgy. Capt. Rolando Figueroa and
Principal Mr. Diaz are inspecting Dela Paz Elem. School
12.2.
WORLD’S TEACHERS DAY CELEBRATION
October 04, 2013 at San Simon Central School, Mayor
Wong and Coun. Ann Canlas salute & honor the Teaching
Force of San Simon for their efforts in empowering students
to build a better nation.
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12.3.
ALTERNATIVE LEARNING SYSTEM (ALS)
TESDA programs: San Simon ALS empowers marginalized
men & women, housewives and out of school youth through our
vocational training and skills development program.
12.3.1.
MANICURE & PEDICURE TRAINING
31 beneficiaries
12.3.2. HAIR DRESSING 12 beneficiaries
12.3.3. ELECTRONICS 15 beneficiaries
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12.3.4.
DIFFERENTLY-ABLED PERSON
(DAP)
The WONG Administration also cares for the
differently-abled people and unprivileged. Thanks to
our dedicated and hardworking District ALS
Coordinator Ms. Jam Malonzo for the proper
implementation of all the ALS and Tesda PPAs.
We pioneered the program for DAP and presently we have 8 children enrolled.
12.3.5. BASIC LITERACY PROGRAM
There are three (3) “No read No write” individuals
who benefited from this program
12.3.6. ACCREDITATION & EQUIVALENCY
One hundred twenty five (125) registered for the A & E Test.
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13. PEACE AND ORDER
13.1.
CHECKPOINT/CHOKEPOINT/PATROLLING
Continuous checkpoint operations along Mc Arthur Hi-way
and Quezon Rd within the vicinity of Sta. Monica, an
implementation of Anti-Hijacking and OPLAN Sita.
13.2.
DRAINAGE INSPECTION
As part of the initiated preventive security measures against
criminal elements particularly the DAGA-DAGA Gang is the
inspections of drainages near bank and pawnshop establishments.
13.3.
OPLAN CLEAN RIDERS
From July to October 7, 2013, a total of one hundred (100)
clean rider tickets were issued within AOR.
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13.4.
POSTING OF HOTLINE NUMBERS
13.5.
FIRE DRILL
San Simon Market
13.6.
INAUGURATION OF SAN SIMON PNP
STATION
On August 15, 2013, Chief PCI Michael Jhon Riego, led the
blessing and inauguration of the newly constructed extension
office of San Simon Municipal Police Station. The inauguration
was graced by Pampanga Governor Lilia G. Pineda, Mayor
Leonora C. Wong, Coun. Ann Canlas together with PCSUPT.
Wendy Rosario (DRDA), PSSUPT. Oscar Albayalde, PESE (OIC,
Pampanga PPO), Mayor Oscar Tetangco, Jr. of Apalit and Board
members Ric Yabut.
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14. INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS
14.1.
List and Photos of Projects
True to the commitment of the LGU to maintain infrastructure projects in
every Barangay, the following were accomplished in period in review, to wit:
Project Title
Location
Construction of Drainage Canal
Construction of Birthing Station
Improvement of PNP-HQ
Rehabilitation of Hand Pumps
Construction of FootBridge
Construction of FootBridge
Desilting of Cabalantian Creek
Installation of Artesian Well
Construction Materials
Construction Materials
Construction Materials
Construction Materials
Construction Materials
Repair/Maintenance of School Bldgs.
Repair/Maintenance of School Bldgs.
Repair/Maintenance of School Bldgs.
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Brgy. San Isidro
Brgy. San Jose
Brgy. San Agustin
Brgy. Sta. Monica
Brgy. Sto. Nino
Brgy. Dela Paz
Brgy. Dela Paz
Brgy. San Pedro
Various Barangays
Brgy. San Pedro
Brgy. Sta. Cruz
Brgy. Sta. Monica
Brgy. San Nicolas
San Simon Central
Various Elem. Schools
Various High Schools
Status
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
15. BUSINESS, INDUSTRY & TOURISM
San Simon is a dynamic and business-ready destination.
15.1.
BUSINESS PERMIT PROCESS FLOW
From July 1, 2013 to October 05, 2013, the Information
Technology Department and the Investment, Tourism and
Promotion Office accomplished significant development to ensure
application of modern technology in the name of public service.
Business Permit and Licensing Division (BPLD) – OFFICE
HEALTH & SANITARY-OFFICE
FIRE DIVISION
Remodeling the Business Permit Flow – from three (3) steps
flow in securing Business Permit was reduced to two (2) steps to
better serve the Taxpayers.
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15.2.
SAN SIMON PAMPANGA CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE & INDUSTRY, INC.
Mayor Wong & San Simon Businessmen conducted a
meeting last July 12, 2013 at the Fortune Hongkong
Restaurant to organize and establish a chamber.
SSPCCI BOARD OF THRUSTIES
15.3.
NEW BUSINESSES
September 13, 2013,
opening and blessing of
Loyala Memorial Chapel in
San Isidro, San Simon,
Pampanga
LOYOLA MEMORIAL CHAPEL
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Date
Applied
15.4.
7/2/2013
15.5.
7/5/2013
7/16/2013
7/17/2013
7/17/2013
8/1/2013
7/22/2013
7/22/2013
7/30/2013
7/31/2013
8/12/2013
8/14/2013
8/14/2013
9/12/2013
9/19/2013
9/20/2013
15.4.
Business Name
ACJD TOWING SERVICE
ELY SERVIDAD CREDO
AMDZ HOG RAISING AND FEEDS SUPPLY
BULK WATER FOR BAYAMBANG CORPORATION
AMACALAN BULK WATER CORPORATION
HIGHVOLTAGE TRADING
ST. SIMON FUNERAL HOMES
JIRO'S TIRES AND RIM SUPPLY
DON KING PHOTOCOPYING SERVICES
MORE THAN LAND, INC.
A.M. SANGIL DELIVERY SERVICES
JOENC ANTIQUE AND MODERN FURNITURE HOUSE
F.E.M.E. TRADING
MIGHTY BURGER AND FOOD PRODUCTS INC.
RDC SCRAP PALLET TRADING
JONIEL'S TRADING
DILG SEAL OF COMPETITIVENESS
San Simon as the pilot Municipality in Pampanga on
local government business-friendly and competitiveness
audit for the Seal of Competitiveness Award. The audit
aims to assess the ability of LGUs to optimize its resource
endowment and to build on a policy of local governmentprivate sector partnership towards economic transformation.
15.5.
PREPARATION FOR SAN SIMON FESTIVAL
Conducted seminar-workshop in preparation and
development of a cultural piece for festival competition and
street dancing.
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16. AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT
16.1.
CERTIFIED SEEDS DISTRIBUTION
The Department of Agriculture reported the simultaneous
planting and harvesting seasons in the 14 barangay of San Simon
to ensure that almost every needs of farmers are not subject to the
availability of materials for that purpose. Hence, hereunder is the
complete report from July 01, to October 2013, to wit:
Certified seed distribution – 601 bags to 268 farmers
beneficiaries
16.2.
DISTRIBUTION OF ZINC PHOSPHIDE
Zinc Phosphide distributed – 3 kilograms
Rat poison to wit:
- San Miguel -62 farmers
- Sta. Cruz - 30 farmers
- Concepcion - 25 farmers
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16.3.
VACCINATION OF ANIMALS
Vaccinated large animals (Hemonagic Septicemia) 10 Heads
of Carabao, Cattle and Goat;
16.4.
MUNICIPAL NURSERY
Established Municipal Nursery (Screen House)
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17. LIVELIHOOD PROJECTS
17.1.
HOG RAISING PROJECTS
The Municipality initiated Livelihood Projects designed to augment
the family income and alleviate poverty among our constituents.
The Livestock “Hog Raising Project” was launched in my 1st Term
in office, where to this date, has already reached the following:
Total Piglets Dispersed
853 Heads
Total Beneficiaries
665 Beneficiaries
The number will continue to grow year after year of the project.
Likewise, the Municipal Meat Inspection Board was instituted under
Executive Order No. 8 Series 2013.
The Municipality has gained additional income through the
opening and operation of the San Miguel Corp. Slaughterhouse.
Mayor Wong and Meat Inspector Diosdado Romero
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17.2.
FISHING GEARS DISTRIBUTION
After the typhoon Santi, Mayor Leonora Wong and
MSWDO Arminda Abenoja distributed fishing gears to affected
barangays.
Going beyond traditional relief efforts, the program is geared
towards promoting livelihood of the fisher folks.
BARANGAY
San Pedro
Sta Cruz
San Isidro
Sto Nino
Concepcion
Dela Paz
San Miguel
San Pablo Libutad
TOTAL
BENEFICIARIES
104
11
15
22
55
20
65
15
307
Mayor Wong talked about the local poverty reduction action
plan and priorities of her administration.
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18. ENVIRONMENTAL GOVERNANCE
The Municipal Government under the leadership of the
undersigned is vent to address the growing problem of a rapid climate
change, which is already a global problem to attend all concern.
The adoption of the Solid Waste Management Code of the
Municipality was enacted to address problem on local setting regarding
to the protection of the environment.
This is in connection with RA 9003 implementation nationwide.
There was also a proposed Action Plan for the Municipality “zero waste
in the future”.
Clean-up drive in almost all 14 barangays is continuously
implemented throughout the year.
Garbage Collection
Charcoal Briquetting
Former Coun. Mel Tayag is educating and enhancing
awareness of school children on Solid Waste Management.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Special mention to the people who contributed in the preparation
of my 1st 100 days Accomplishment Report.
ENGR. MARIA STEPHANA DIMACALI
MPDO/ADMIN
DRA. MARLINE BAGTAS
RHU
JULIETA SAGUM
DEPED
ENGR. BENIGNO BONUS
ME
JOSE MENESES
MUN. SEC.
ELEAZER SANTOS
DA
JAM MALONZO
ALS
JOSE YABUT III
HRMO
ARMINDA ABENOJA
MSWDO
DIOSDADO ROMERO
MEAT INSP.
RENATO CORTEZ
PESO
ROGELIO BONDOC
SB SEC.
MEL TAYAG
ENVIRONMENT
FIDEL INTAL – BENJAMIN SANTOS
OSCA
MDRRMO
APRIL GOZUM – ELOISA BUAN
MITPO
STAFF
IT DEPARTMENT
ALJIE TAYAG
IT SUPERVISOR
DONG DAGDAG
P.A.
NELLY GARCIA
E.A.
IRISH DYAN DATU
IT STAFF/ADMIN AIDE I
MUNICIPAL OFFICIALS 2013-2016
LEONORA C WONG
HONORATO M. ALMARIO
Municipal Mayor
Vice Mayor
ROMANOEL L. SANTOS
JOSEPHINE ANN CANLAS
SB Member
SB Member
IRENE B. DAGDAG DOMINIQUE R. MARCELO
RUDY T. TAYAG
SB Member
SB Member
SB Member
BEDA S. PINEDA
GEORGE M. CARINO
ROSELER S. FIGUEROA
SB Member
SB Member
SB Member