GIHINGUSGAN sa Konseho sa Barangay 39 nga masolbad ang kahuot sa trapiko ug masiguro ang kaluwasan sa publiko.
Nagpasa og usa ka ordinansa ang konseho sa maong barangay batok sa illegal parking ug illegal terminal diha sa Mortola Street nga ilang gitawag og "Mortola Street Traffic Decongestion Ordinance of 2026."
Gidili sa maong ordinansa ang pagparking ug ang pagtukod sa mga dili awtorisadong terminal sa sakyanan subay sa dalan Mortola.
Matod sa barangay nga ang illegal terminal ug pataka nga pag-park sa mga salakyan nagdala og dakong kahuot sa dagan sa trapiko.
Gawas niini, peligro usab kini alang sa mga lumalabay o pedestrians, ingon man sa mga drayber, ug nagahatag og negatibong epekto sa kahapsay, kaluwasan, ug kasayon sa ilang mga lumulupyo.
Pinaagi niini nga lakang, magpatuman ang kagamhanan sa barangay og mga pamaagi aron ma-regulate ang mga salakyan, masilotan ang mosupak, ug hingpit nga mapagaan ang trapiko sa Mortola Street.
Ang maong ordinansa giduso ni Bise Mayor Bebot Rodriguez ngadto sa komite sa barangay affairs ni Konsehal Marlo Tabac alang sa dugang pagtuon. (RNQ/SP)
Updated: Oct 1
the Liga ng mga Barangay of Cagayan de Oro City had its General Assembly September 28 to discuss barangay concerns and development initiatives.
Presided by Liga ng mga Barangay President and City Councilor Marlo Tabac, the assembly serves as a venue for barangay leaders to share their concerns, identify priority needs, and discuss possible areas of coordination in addressing issues encountered at the barangay level.
They also tackled programs and initiatives focused on improving the welfare of residents and supporting the continuing development of barangays.
The gathering further highlighted the importance of close coordination among barangay officials in responding to the needs of their constituents and in ensuring that local programs are appropriate to the conditions and priorities of each community. (JAO/SP)
Updated: Oct 1
The Rotary Youth Week 2026 culminated with a special session of the Rotary Youth City Council, marking the completion of a week-long immersion that gave 40 Rotary City Youth Officials (RCYOs) an opportunity to experience local governance firsthand.
The 21st City Council, headed by Vice Mayor Bebot Rodriguez, congratulated the 40 RCYOs of the Rotary Club of Cagayan de Oro for the successful conduct of this year’s Rotary Youth Week.
In her inspirational message, VM Bebot reminded the youth to carry with them the values reflected in the Rotary 4-Way Test—to ask whether what they think, say, or do is true, fair, beneficial to all concerned, and conducive to goodwill and better friendships.
She encouraged the young leaders to make the most of the experience, emphasizing that their participation in the program is not only an opportunity to learn about government but also to develop a deeper sense of responsibility, leadership, and commitment to public service.
Meanwhile, Sk Federation President and Councilor Kenneth Sacala also delivered an inspirational message, highlighting the importance of empowering the youth and providing them with opportunities to participate in civic affairs and understand the responsibilities that come with public service.
The culmination program was also attended by Councilors Girlie Balaba, Aga Suan, Yvy Emano, Gigi Go, and Paolo Gaane, who showed their support for the young participants and the Rotary Youth Week initiative.
The Rotary Club of Cagayan de Oro, headed by its President, Rtn. Noel A. Dajao, likewise expressed its gratitude to its partners from the Executive and Legislative branches for welcoming the RCYOs and providing them with meaningful opportunities to learn and engage in local governance. (JDO/SP)
