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Exit conference, idinaos ng COA kasama ang ilang barangay sa lungsod ng Tacurong

EXIT CONFERENCE, IDINAOS NG COA KASAMA ANG ILANG BARANGAY SA LUNGSOD NG TACURONG

Nagdaos ang Commission on Audit (COA) ng Exit Conference kasama ang mga opisyales ng ilang barangay ng Lungsod ng Tacurong para maiparating sa kanila ang mga audit observations at recommendations hinggil sa barangay budgetary processes para sa taong 2019 hanggang 2021.
 
Idinaos ang aktibidad ngayong araw, Hulyo 28, sa Koronadal City.
 
Ito ay isang opurtunidad din para sa mga barangays na maipaliwanag ang kanilang panig hinggil sa obserbasyong nakita sa pag susuri ng COA.
 
Ang panig ng COA ay pinangunahan ni State Auditor lV Norraina Abubacar, CPA na siya ding OIC Supervising Auditor Local Government Audit Sector B.
 
Kasama niya sina State Auditor lll Merry Gen O. Cafino, CPA na siyang Audit Team Leader para sa Lungsod ng Tacurong, State Auditing Examiner ll Precious Ann Gambe, CPA (Audit Team Member), at State Auditing Examiner ll Jeany Rose Jauod, CPA (Audit Team Member).
 
Maliban sa ilang barangay na inimbitahan, inanyayahan din ang mga opisyales ng iba pang mga barangay para makinig at mag-obserba sa Exit Conference. Nasa pagtitipon din si Liga ng mga Barangay President Amoilo Ortizo.
 
Kasama sa mga dumalo ang mga pinuno ng Sangguniang Kaabataan Federation ng 20 barangay ng lungsod sa pangunguna ni SK Federation President Ma. Cristina Duadua.
 
Ang exit conference ay dinaluhan din nina Mayor Joseph George Lechonsito, Konsehal Nestor Casador, City Accountant Orlando Edica at City Budget Officer Imelda Pamplona.
 
Sa naturang exit conference, binigyang-diin ng COA officials na bilang enabling partner, nakahanda silang magturo at tumulong sa mga barangay para mag-interpret sa mga umiiral na batas at regulasyon at kung paano ang wastong application ng mga batas na ito.
 
Binigyang-diin din ng ahensiya na sa lahat ng panahon, kailangang itaguyod ng lahat ng lingkod-bayan ang pagpapahalaga sa ‘good governance and judicious allocation of government resources’. (ASF, LGU Information)
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Mayor Montilla delivers State of the City Address

Before hundreds of locals, community leaders, and LGU stakeholders, Mayor Lina O. Montilla of Tacurong delivered the State of the City Address (SOCA) on 16 December 2015 during the 48th Regular Session of the 6th Sangguniang Panlungsod held at the City Cultural and Sports Center. The most applauded parts of the SOCA were Montilla’s sharing of the city’s awards and recognitions on good governance, LGU’s financial support on K-12, and multi-million livelihood and skills training programs through Bottom-UP Budgeting (BUB) and local funds. The mayor also revealed that because of the LGU’s efficient implementation of BUB programs, Tacurong is one of the only two LGUs in the country to receive a P5 Million incentive this year. This amount will be used for additional anti-poverty projects.   “The impact of our programs to our citizens is over and beyond the awards.  However, these recognitions assure us that indeed we are on the right and fair track,” said Montilla. Vice Mayor Joseph George Lechonsito also delievered his response to the mayor’s SOCA. Lechonsito expressed the Sanggunian’s continued support to the city’s vision and mission on sustainable development. Both mayor and vice mayor emphasized the importance of teamwork and accountability as the core of excellent public service. (LGU-Tacurong City Information)

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Tricycle drivers, OSYs avail free training on small engine servicing

One hundred forty-nine tricycle drivers and out-of-school youth from different barangays of Tacurong City are beneficiaries of the free skills training on Motorcycle/Small Engine Servicing NCII organized by the Local Government Unit (LGU) of Tacurong and the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA).

Said beneficiaries attended the orientation program conducted by the LGU on March 31, 2015 at the city gymnasium.

Budget for the said training is funded by the national government through the Bottom-Up Budgeting (formerly known as Grassroots Participatory Budgeting) program.

The budget for the training, downloaded to TESDA by the Department of Budget and Management (DBM) will be used by the former to pay for the training expenses amounting to more than P5 thousand per enrollee. TESDA identified Centerpoint College of Arts and Sciences as the training center since it is the only school in the city offering Small Engine Servicing.

TESDA Provincial Director Reynaldo Bernal said that the training is the first BUB-funded project to be implemented in the Province of Sultan Kudarat.

City Local Government Operations Officer Alberto Sero, Jr. was also happy to note that Tacurong is one of the earliest LGUs in Region XII to implement projects under the 2015 BUB programs.

Apart from the free training, the beneficiaries od the training will also receive more than P1, 400 allowance that they will receive from the city government upon completion of the training program. They will also receive free set of tools that they can use to start their own economic enterprise.

LGU’s Community Training and Employment Coordinator Josephine Ubaldo said that the allowance and toolkit that will be received by the beneficiaries serve as counterpart of the LGU in the implementation of this project.

In her message during the orientation, Mayor Lina Montilla urged the beneficiaries to take the training seriously since they are few of the many who aspire to avail of the same opportunity.

“With the free training and set of tools that will be given to you, there is no reason that you could not start your own income-generating projects”, Mayor Montilla told the beneficiaries.

Meanwhile, Sanggunian Committee on Livelihood Chairman Rodrigo Jamorabon, who also is the chair of the Committee on Peace and Order, said that most of the tricycle drivers who are beneficiaries of this project were also able to attend the Target Hardening Seminar that have been conducted by the PNP.

Jamorabon said that with the assistance given to them by the government in terms of training and livelihood, he is optimistic that the drivers would be more inspired to cooperate with the government in ensuring the safety of the community. (LGU Tacurong City Information)

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