Councilor Jonjon Rodriguez presented his proposed ordinance requiring Comprehensive Neurodevelopmental Disorder Training for frontline personnel in public establishments during the recent committee on social services meeting, which he chairs. Principally authored by Rodriguez, the proposed measure seeks to equip frontline personnel with the knowledge and skills necessary to provide appropriate, sensitive, and compassionate services to individuals with neurodevelopmental disor

Councilor Jonjon Rodriguez called for enhanced ventilation and stricter sanitation measures in the city’s public markets, particularly ensuring quality control of meat and fish products. He raised these concerns in relation to the special report of Councilor Edgar Cabanlas on the financial status and ongoing activities of the city’s public markets. Cabanlas reported that the City Government has already turned over wastewater treatment facilities to the Cogon and Carmen Market

Councilor Maximo T. Rodriguez, III raises the daily challenges faced by motorists due to non-functional traffic lights, as well as the current condition of the city’s Closed-Circuit Televisions (CCTVs). In his special report delivered during the 15th Regular Session of the 21st City Council, Rodriguez noted that malfunctioning traffic lights have been worsening traffic congestion and and compromising road safety, particularly when no traffic enforcers are present bad weather