The 21st City Council, during its regular session on Monday, presided over by Vice Mayor Bebot Rodriguez, enacted an ordinance amending Ordinance No. 14564-2023, otherwise known as the Charter of the City College of Cagayan de Oro (CCCDO), as amended, by revising the composition of its governing board.
The amendment was enacted pursuant to Resolution No. 35, Series of 2025 of the CCCDO Governing Board and in compliance with Commission on Higher Education (CHED) Memorandum Order No. 18, Series of 2022.
In his letter to the City Council, City Mayor Rolando A. Uy emphasized that the measure was prompted by the findings of a July 2025 audit, which underscored the need to rationalize the number of Governing Board members and ensure conformity with Article III, Section 9 of CHED Memorandum Order No. 18, Series of 2022.
The audit findings noted that the current governing board composition is relatively larger compared to those of similar public higher education institutions in the region.
This has contributed to recurring difficulties in attaining quorum requirements, resulting in delays or the invalidation of critical policy and administrative decisions.
The findings further pointed out that an expanded board membership may reduce active participation among members, potentially affecting the efficiency and effectiveness of institutional governance.
The City Mayor likewise noted that while the composition of the CCCDO governing board had been amended previously through local legislation, further revisions were deemed necessary by CHED to streamline board operations and strengthen its capacity to perform its functions effectively and efficiently.
The amendment forms part of the city government's continuing efforts to promote sound governance, institutional accountability, and compliance with national higher education standards in the administration of the City College of Cagayan de Oro.
The legislation was sponsored by the committees on education and on laws and rules, respectively chaired by Councilors Moreno Y. Daba IV and Edgar S. Cabanlas. (JAO/SP)
Dako kini nga kalamboan sa barangay ilabina sa atong mga fisherfolks.
Kini ang gibutyag ni Konsehal Marlo Tabac, chairman sa komite sa barangay affairs, human giuyonan sa konseho sa sesyon niadtong Lunes nga gidumala ni Bise Mayor Bebot Rodriguez ang ordinansa nga nagtugot ni Mayor Rolando A. Uy sa pagpirma sa detalyadong subdivision plan alang sa tukorong fish landing ug fish port facility diha sa Barangay Bonbon.
Ang pasilidad gilauman sa pagpahapsay sa pag-abot ug pagproseso sa mga preskong kuha sa mga mananagat, pagmugna og mga oportunidad sa panarbaho, pagpalig-on sa seguridad sa pagkaon, ug dugang kalamboan sa komunidad.
Matod sa konsehal nga sa pagtukod sa maong facilidad mahatagan og saktong kadunggoan sa ilang mga pump boat ang mga mananagat human sila managat diha sa Macajalar Bay.
Niini kusganong gisuportahan ni Konsehal Tabac ang maong sugyot kay dako kini nga kalamboan diha sa barangay. (RNQ/SP)
ADUNA nay bag-ong vice chairman ug membro ang komite sa games and amusement.
Kini human ang konseho sa dakbayan sa sesyon niadtong Lunes nga gidumala ni Bise Mayor Bebot Rodriguez nisagop og resolusyon nga nagtudlo ni Konsehal Al Legaspi isip vice chairman sa maong komite ug kanila ni Konsehal Enrico Salcedo, Kenneth John Sacala, Paolo Nicolo Gaane, Gilda Go ug Juancho Pascual isip mga sakop.
Mahinumduman nga una nang gitudlong bag-ong chairman sa komite si Konsehal Moreno Daba IV. (JRG/SP)
