GIUYONAN sa Konseho atol sa sesyon sa Lunes nga gidumala ni Bise Mayor Bebot Rodriguez ang Supplemental Annual Investment Program (SAIP) No. 5 alang sa Fiscal Year 2026.
Nasulod sa SAIP No. 5 ang pundo nga mobalor og ₱679,998,234.83, aron magamit sa pagpatuman sa mga Priority Programs, Projects, and Activities (PPAs) sa kagamhanang lokal sa dakbayan sa Cagayan de Oro ubos sa administrasyon ni Mayor Klarex Uy.
Ang maong mga proyekto ug programa gitumong aron makabenepisyo ang mga residente sa nagkalain-laing barangay sa siyudad, ug aron masiguro nga padayon ang paglambo sa Cagayan de Oro isip sentro sa komersyo sa Northern Mindanao.
Lakip sa gipundohan mao ang nagkalain-laing benepisyo sa mga kawani sa City Hall. Gilangkoban kini sa Collective Negotiation Agreement (CNA), Service Recognition Incentive (SRI), ug Personnel Motivation Incentive (PMI).
Ang paggahin niini nga pundo gitumong sa paghatag og bili sa kakugi ug dedikasyon sa mga empleyado sa City Hall kinsa nagtanyag sa epektibong serbisyo ngadto sa mga Kagay-anon. (RNQ/SP)
Councilor Jonjon Rodriguez led the 3rd Quarter Regular Meeting of the City Inter-Agency Committee (CIAC) for the Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program (4Ps) to review recent developments and address concerns affecting beneficiary families.
As committee co-chairperson, Rodriguez participated in discussions on referrals, pending concerns, and actions requiring attention from concerned agencies.
He emphasized the need to ensure that referrals do not end with documentation but are followed through until families receive the appropriate assistance.
The committee reviewed activities and accomplishments over the past two months, including updates from the External Sub-Committee and the Sustainable Livelihood Program (SLP).
Other matters discussed included draft comprehensive ordinances, the proposed ordinance for Tukod-Tugkaran, Parent Effectiveness Service, and other proposed resolutions. (JDO
/SP)
For Councilor Desiree Dahino, progress is not only building bigger or newer structures but also ensuring that every development is grounded in transparency, accountability, and the welfare of the people.
As chairperson of the committee on women and family relations, Dahino carried this principle into the meeting of the Committee on Laws and Rules, chaired by Councilor Edgar Cabanlas, where members discussed Mayor Rolando “Klarex” Uy’s request for authority to negotiate with financial and banking institutions for the proposed Cagayan de Oro Government Complex in Brgy. Carmen.
The proposed complex seeks to consolidate government offices and services in one accessible, modern, and efficient location, making public service more convenient for Kagay-anons.
However, Dahino stressed that ambition must be matched with responsibility, emphasizing the need for complete studies, sound financial planning, and safeguards to protect public funds.
“Progress requires vision, but it must always be guided by transparency, accountability, and the best interest of the people,” Dahino said.
As Cagayan de Oro continues to grow, Dahino believes that careful deliberation and responsible decision-making are essential to ensuring that development remains sustainable and responsive to the needs of the people. (JDO/SP)
