Road in Candaba, a call for development Candaba, Pampanga T he concreting of the road at the government center in Candaba marks the start of development. The new 160-m stretch road will provide people more convenient access to government services. The road will pave the way to a higher bar of service to the community. “ Dahil po sa napanalunan nating SGLG, napagawa po natin ang daan na ito para sa development ng ating Government Center. Maraming maraming salamat sa DILG sa kanilang suporta upang maging posible ang proyektong ito.” Hon. Rene E. Maglanque Municipal Mayor - Candaba, Pampanga F.Y. 2022SglgiF Projects Coffee Table Book 94
“ Noong hindi papo naka simento ito, maputik. Nababaon po yung gulong ng motor. Sa pagmamahal po ng aming LGU, Nagkaroon po ng katuparan ang hinihingi po namin na ma simentuhan itong Daan.. Ngayon po Di na po kami nahihirapan bumyahe, maglakad maginhawa na po ang pagdaan dito.” Arceli M. Morales BH -Floridablanca, Pampanga Program : F.Y. 2022 Seal of Good Local Governance Incentive Fund Project Title : Construction of Farm-Market Road at Barangay Calantas Project Location : Barangay Calantas, Floridablanca, Pampanga Project Cost : Php 5,000,000.00 Project Beneficiaries : Residents and farmers 95 F.Y. 2022SglgiF Projects Coffee Table Book
FMR Boosts Livelihood in FloridaBlanca Floridablanca, Pampanga B efore the construction of this road, the path was known for its muddy and uneven terrain, making it extremely challenging for farmers to navigate. The difficulties faced by the local farmers prompted the need for this road improvement. With the newly-constructed road it will bring substantial relief to the farmers, facilitating the faster transport of crops such as sweet potatoes, corn, and more. By this, it will enhance the livelihoods of the local farming communty. “ Nakapaswerte natin dahil meron tayong mga Department Heads na masisipag para makuha natin ang SGLG Award, Ito ang dahilan kung bakit masipag tayo, itong premyo natin sa DILG. Pakikinabangan ang Daan na ito para maging productive ang mga Harvest ng Tanim ng mga residente.” Hon. Darwin R. Manalansan Municipal Mayor - Floridablanca, Pampanga F.Y. 2022SglgiF Projects Coffee Table Book 96
Clean Environment Reaches Narrow Roads Guagua, Pampanga T o extend the collection of garbage in more barangays, Guagua purchases 3 units of mini garbage trucks. Garbage collection will now be easier in hard to reach barangays because of the narrow roads. “ Nagpapasalamat po ako sa aking mga kasamahan dito sa Guagua, Malaki po ang Effort nila para makuha po ang SGLG, Without them this could be not possible” Hon. Anthony Joseph “Tonton” S. Torres Municipal Mayor - Guagua, Pampanga 97 F.Y. 2022SglgiF Projects Coffee Table Book
` “ Sa pagbigasy po ng truck na ito, malaking tulong po ito lalong lalo na sa pagaakot ng Basura, Pangalawa sa Disaster operation. Nagpapasalamat po ako sa pag pondo po ng Truck na ito.” Carlito Nicdaos MDRRMO / MENRO - Guagua, Pampanga Program : F.Y. 2022 Seal of Good Local Governance Incentive Fund Project Title : Procurement of Three (3) Units Mini Garbage Trucks Project Location : Guagua, Pampanga Project Cost : Php 5,000,000.00 Project Beneficiaries : Residents and farmers F.Y. 2022SglgiF Projects Coffee Table Book 98
Program : F.Y. 2022 Seal of Good Local Governance Incentive Fund Project Title : Construction of Four (4) Classroom School Building Project Location : Sta. Cruz High School, Lubao[, Pampanga Project Cost : Php 5,000,000.00 Project Beneficiaries : Students and faculty members “ Labis po kaming naliligayahan dito sa proyektong kaloob ng Municipal Government. Para maisakatuparan noble project na ito 4 classroom building na pakikinabangan ng ating 120 Grade 1 Pupils. Maraming salamat po sa priority project na ito. Dahil dati po may building na nasunog dito at ito po ang kapalit ng Classroom na ito. Myrna L. Manalang School Principal - Sta. Cruz Elem. School 99 F.Y. 2022SglgiF Projects Coffee Table Book
School building in Lubao, Built from Ashes to Success Lubao, Pampanga O n year 2022, a school building in Santa Cruz Elementary School was burnt to ground. On October 2023, a new ray of hope was witnessed by the students, parents, and teachers as LGU Lubao opened the new rebuilt building. The new beautiful building is set to shelter about 100 students in total showcasing a paradigmatic standard of support to education. “ 44 Barangays po ang Bayan ng Lubao at ang Sta. Cruz ang bulk ng magaaral, at meron pong nasunog na classroom dito. Kaya dito po namin inilaan ang napanalunan namin upang magpatayo ng Classroom. Priority po ko ang Health and Education kaya Dito kopo talaga inilagay ang pondo.” Hon. Esmie G. Pineda F.Y. 2022SglgiF Projects Coffee Table Book 100
Night turned into day in Angeles-Magalang Road Magalang, Pampanga P edestrian and motorist along Angeles-Magalang Road celebrates the ceremonial lighting of 100 units LED streetlights. The project now illuminates the dark road promoting peace, order, and safety along its entire span. “ As we witness the lighting or the illumination of our streets, we must remember the purpose behind this endeavor. It is not simply brightening our streets, it is not simply brightening our roads, but rather about illuminating the path of progress, safety, and unity within our community.” Hon. Maria Lourdes “Malu” Paras Lacson Municipal Mayor - Magalang, Pampanga 101 F.Y. 2022SglgiF Projects Coffee Table Book
“ Dati po, noong wala pang ilaw laging may aksidente, Maraming mga tambay na nambabato ng sasakyan. Ngayon po noong nagawa na ito, napakaliwanag na at wala na pong aksidente ang nagaganap sa daan na ito, nawala na din ang mga tambay.” Jenny T. Cabrera Resident - Magalang, Pampanga Program : F.Y. 2022 Seal of Good Local Governance Incentive Fund Project Title : Supply & Installation of LED Street Lights along Angeles-Magalang Road and Poblacion Area Project Location : Angeles-Magalang Road Project Cost : Php 5,000,000.00 Project Beneficiaries : Motorist and residents F.Y. 2022SglgiF Projects Coffee Table Book 102
Program : F.Y. 2022 Seal of Good Local Governance Incentive Fund Project Title : Construction of Road at San Vicente Project Location : San Vicente, Mexico, Pampanga Project Cost : Php 5,000,000.00 Project Beneficiaries : Residents and Local Farmers “ Kamiy po ay nagpapasalamat, ang mga magsasaka ay uunlad ngayon. Dahil Dati po ang daan dito ay maputik, Pilapil lang ang dinadaan namin. Marami ang mawawalan ng pagod dahil very easy napo ang pag bibiyahe ng kanilang ani.” Susana G. Sarmiento Brgy. Secretary - Brgy. San Vicente 103 F.Y. 2022SglgiF Projects Coffee Table Book
New road in San Vicente paved the path to progress Mexico, Pampanga F MR is an essential component of government’s effort to develop the countryside, achieve inclusive growth and sustained development to bolster economic growth and reduce poverty and with this, the LGU Mexico completed a new farm-to-market road (FMR) to provide faster and safer route for farmers to transport their produce and farm goods to traders and consumers. “ Talagang malaking tulong itong kalsada na ito, kaya itong nakuha nating SGLGIF ay naisip natin pagawa ng kalsada, dahil alam kong makakatulong sa magsasaka. Tinitignan namin lagi kung ano ang pwede namin itulong specially sa mga magsasaka.” Hon. Teddy C. Tumang Former Municipal Mayor - Mexico, Pampanga F.Y. 2022SglgiF Projects Coffee Table Book 104
First Step Taken to Better Future Porac, Pampanga F or safe environment, the Municipality of Porac takes a first step to their road network plan by purchasing a set of declogging and desilting equiptment. The project, which will be used in the drainage of roads, is crucial to the plan. Because of its geography, an uninterupted passage way for water is important to secure the safety of its constituents. Program : F.Y. 2022 Seal of Good Local Governance Incentive Fund Project Title : Purchase of one (1) set Declogging and Desilting Equipment Project Location : Porac, Pampanga Project Cost : Php 5,000,000.00 Project Beneficiaries : Residents of Porac, Pampanga “ Napakalaking bagay po ng mga Equipment na ito, Hindi lang po tayo makakatipid sa oras, makakatipid din po tayo sa gastusin. Lahat po ng Barangay ay mapakikinabangan po ito, para malinis ang mga drainage at makaiwas sa baha.” Hon. Rico L. Lusung Punong Barangay - Sepuong Bulaon 105 F.Y. 2022SglgiF Projects Coffee Table Book
“ Ito pong pinanalunan natin sa SGLG, lahat po ng ito ay Brandnew, makakatulong po ito para sa pag declogging ng mga canal, imbis na isang araw gagawin ngayon isang oras nalang ang pagalis ng bara. Imaging yung time and cost makakatipid tayo.” Hon. Jaime “Jing” V. Capil MunicipalcMayor - Porac, Pampanga F.Y. 2022SglgiF Projects Coffee Table Book 106
Elevating Safety: Slope Protection and Community Risk Management San Luis, Pampanga T he Slope Protection project is now a safeguards for the motorists transversing the landslide-prone local road. To farmers, this would mean easier and more diversed and convinient for them to transport their produce to reach the consumers and even town centers. By this enhanced connectivity, the residents from the area will also benefit as it will be easier for them to access health and other social services “ Malaking kaginhawanaan po saaming magsasaka, dati mababa lang po ito nahuhulog sa sapa yung iba. Hindi na nahihirapan mag lusong ng kanilang mga binhi at pataba, Maraming maraming salamat po.” June Peña Resident - San Luis, Pampanga 107 F.Y. 2022SglgiF Projects Coffee Table Book
Program : F.Y. 2022 Seal of Good Local Governance Incentive Fund Project Title : Construction of Slope Protection at San Juan, San Luis, Pampanga Location : Brgy. San Juan, San Luis, Pampanga Project Cost : Php 5,000,000.00 Project Beneficiaries : Residents of San Juan ` “ Sa mga project natin dito, ginagawa natin kung ano yung naka design yun ang ipapagawa natin. Ginagawa natin dito ay pangmatagalan. Gusto natin kapag tumanda na tayo, dadatnan pa ito ng mga apo natin. sa DILG maraming maraming salamat po.” Hon. Jason S. Sagum Municipal Mayor - San Luis, Pampanga F.Y. 2022SglgiF Projects Coffee Table Book 108
Program : F.Y. 2022 Seal of Good Local Governance Incentive Fund Project Title : Flood mitigation - Construction of Concrete Slope Protection with Sheet Piles Location : Sto. Tomas, Pampanga Project Cost : Php 5,000,000.00 Project Beneficiaries : Residents of Sto. Tomas “ Nagbabangka po kami kapag pumupunta po dito sa Sto. Tomas, napakagandang proyejto po nito dahil kapag umulan hindi na po gumuguho yung lupa.” Maria Agnes Mandap Resident - Santo Tomas, Pampanga 109 F.Y. 2022SglgiF Projects Coffee Table Book
The Bulwark of Exchange in Santo Tomas Sto. Tomas, Pampanga V endors and consumers in the market along the shore of Poblacion are overjyed with the opening of the new project. The 43.5-m long reinforced concrete, support by 6-m deep sheet piles, will free the people from the worry of erosions and caving-in of the shore. The new project is set to guard the developing fair in Poblacion “ Dahil po sa napanalunan nating SGLG, napagawa po natin ang daan na ito para sa development ng ating Government Center. Maraming maraming salamat sa DILG sa kanilang suporta upang maging posible ang proyektong ito.” Hon. Johnny A. Sambo Municipal Mayor - Santo Tomas, Pampanga F.Y. 2022SglgiF Projects Coffee Table Book 110
PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT OF TARLAC Preserving Heritage in Bricks: San Jose, 113 Tarlac Project Honors Aeta Culture TARLAC CITY Strengthening Monitoring of Social Status Through Procurement of Five Units Passenger Van 115 BAMBAN Bringing the Services 117 of the LGU to the People MONCADA Community Transformation: Well-Built Roads Reshape Lives and Connect Barangays 125 PANIQUI Barangay Mabilang Uncovers Its 127 Newly Constructed Covered Court PURA Wellness for All: Outdoor Fitness Zone Enriches Community Well-Being 129 TARLAC 111 F.Y. 2022SglgiF Projects Coffee Table Book
CAMILING Improved Road Conditions Ease Agricultural Product Transfer and Enhance Public Transportation 119 CAPAS Illuminated and Secure: Capas Poised 121 for Progress with Streetlight Initiative GERONA Seamless Integration: Gerona’s Infrastructure Marvel Connects San Agustin and Mabini for 123 Enhanced Living SAN CLEMENTE Youth-Centric Innovation: Multi-Purpose Building Set to Propel Community Engagement 131 SANTA IGNACIA Enhanced Access, Boosted Economy: Road Upgrade Spurs Rural Development 133 VICTORIA Municipality Takes Bold Step to Address Overcrowding: A Visionary Step Towards 135 a Conducive Learning Environment F.Y. 2022SglgiF Projects Coffee Table Book 112
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Preserving Heritage in Bricks: San Jose, Tarlac Project Honors Aeta Culture Provincial Government of Tarlac I n the heart of San Jose, Tarlac, a project emerges not merely as bricks and mortar but as a tribute to the indomitable spirit of the Indigenous People Community. It seeks to weave together the threads of modernity with the intricate fabric of their culture, providing not just shelter but a sanctuary that echoes their values and echoes their stories. As construction progresses, the project becomes more than just a physical endeavor; it symbolizes a bridge between the ancient wisdom of the Aetas and the contemporary needs of a community yearning for stability. The goal is not just to build structures but to fortify the bonds of a community that has weathered storms, both metaphorical and literal. Program : F.Y. 2022 Seal of Good Local Governance Incentive Fund Project Title : Construction of Housing Project for Indigenous People (IPs) Location : Brgy. Iba, San Jose, Tarlac Allocation Amount : Php 9,500,000.00 Project Beneficiaries : Indigenous People F.Y. 2022SglgiF Projects Coffee Table Book 114
Strengthening Monitoring of Social Status Through Procurement of Five Units Passenger Van A pproximately seventy five percent (75.86%) of the land area of the Municipality of Bamban falls under “Undulating to Very Steep” terrain making it challenging for the Local Government Unit of Bamban to rescue our constituents residing in the mountainous area of the municipality. Same as with delivering the needed services that our Indigenous brothers and sisters need. Receiving the 4x4 rescue pick up vehicle has allowed the Local Government Unit to have an access to our brothers and sisters who are residing in the far flung mountains of the mu-nicipality. The municipality can now reach them during disas-ters and give them the help that they need. They can also give the much-needed services that they need such as medicines, food, school supplies, and the other much needed basic neces-sities. Taclac City, Tarlac 115 F.Y. 2022SglgiF Projects Coffee Table Book
Program : F.Y. 2022 Seal of Good Local Governance Incentive Fund Project Title : Procurement of Five (5) Units Service Vehicle (L300 FB) Location : Tarlac City, Tarlac Allocation Amount : Php 7,000,000.00 Project Beneficiaries : Residents of Tarlac City “ We discover the beauty of our daily routine in serving the people and witness its lasting impact in building a stronger and more resilient society. Through these stories, we celebrate the individuals who make us dream and give us the burning passion to make a difference. That is why, never in my wildest dreams, I wish tostop and be content with the status quo, I dream of doing more. I will always want to improve. I will always want to achieve for the best interest of Tarlac City.” Hon. Ma. Cristina C. Angeles City Mayor - Tarlac City, Tarlac F.Y. 2022SglgiF Projects Coffee Table Book 116
Bringing the Services of the LGU to the People Bamban, Tarlac A pproximately seventy five percent (75.86%) of the land area of the Municipality of Bamban falls under “Undulating to Very Steep” terrain making it challenging for the Local Government Unit of Bamban to rescue our constituents residing in the mountainous area of the municipality. Same as with delivering the needed services that our Indigenous brothers and sisters need. Receiving the 4x4 rescue pick up vehicle has allowed the Local Government Unit to have an access to our brothers and sisters who are residing in the far flung mountains of the mu-nicipality. The municipality can now reach them during disas-ters and give them the help that they need. They can also give the muchneeded services that they need such as medicines, food, school supplies, and the other much needed basic neces-sities. “ We are very grateful to be one of the recipients of this prestigious award, for because of the SGLGIF we were able to extend our services to all the corners of the municipality and ensure the safety of our con-stituents during disasters. We were able to improve our response time and serve more people as well.” Hon. Alice L. Guo Municipal Mayor - Bamban, Tarlac 117 F.Y. 2022SglgiF Projects Coffee Table Book
Program : F.Y. 2022 Seal of Good Local Governance Incentive Fund Project Title : Procurement of Rescue Pick Up Vehicle Location : Bamban, Tarlac Allocation Amount : Php 5,000,000.00 Project Beneficiaries : Residents of Bamban F.Y. 2022SglgiF Projects Coffee Table Book 118
Improved Road Conditions, Ease Agricultural Product Transfer and Enhance Public Transportation Camiling, Tarlac R oad network plays a critical role for both commerce and social movement of citizens. It is where the local rely heavily in moving goods to and from the market centers, supplying inputs to factories, transporting products to trade terminals and transportation of agricultural goods from the farm to the market. Road transport remains the dominant transportation sub-sector, thus the need to improve these transport arteries to spur economic growth and continue the spread of development. The project was successful in improving the road condition thereby improving the delivery of basic services in the community, specifically, the easy access of transferring agricultural products from farm to the market, and also, convenience of transportation among the barangay folks and the public in general. 119 F.Y. 2022SglgiF Projects Coffee Table Book
Program : F.Y. 2022 Seal of Good Local Governance Incentive Fund Project Title : Concreting of Access Road From Brgy. Cayasan to Brgy. Birbira with Rip-Rapping Location : Brgy. Cayasan and Brgy. Birbira, Camiling, Tarlac Project Cost : Php 5,000,000.00 Project Beneficiaries : Residents of Brgy. Cayasan and Brgy. Birbira “ The incentive played a pivotal role in the construction of the farm-tomarket road, addressing longstanding transportation challenges in barangays Birbira and Cayasan. The project surely has a direct positive impact on our local economy, not only enhancing the accessibility of our agricultural products to markets but also resulting in reduced transportation costs, directly benefiting local farmers.” Hon. Erlon C. Agustin Municipal Mayor - Camiling, Tarlac F.Y. 2022SglgiF Projects Coffee Table Book 120
Illuminated and Secure: Capas Poised for Progress with Streetlight Initiative Capas, Tarlac T his forward-looking project involves the strategic installation of streetlights through-out the municipality, with the primary objective of mitigating incidents and fortifying the safety infrastructure. The radiant glow of these new streetlights not only enhances the security measures for the residents but also extends a protective embrace over the countless commuters and pedestrians navigating the intricate web of town streets. As the streets of Capas, Tarlac, become bathed in the soft glow of strategically positioned streetlights, the municipality sets the stage for a new chapter in its development. Beyond the im-mediate enhancement of safety, these illuminated streets symbolize a beacon of progress, beck-oning forth a future where economic prosperity and community wellbeing intertwine. “ “The increased lighting in the McArthur Highway area is one sure way of minimizing accidents, whether vehicular or self-inflicted in nature. It can also lessen criminality such as hold-ups and the like. And will also aid in the reduction of illegal activities such as gam-bling and/ or peddling of dangerous drugs.” Hon. Jefferson M. Garcia Punong Barangay, Brgy. Sto. Domingo I Program : F.Y. 2022 Seal of Good Local Governance Incentive Fund Project Title : Installation of Streetlights at Capas Poblacion Location : Capas, Tarlac Project Cost : Php 5,000,000.00 Project Beneficiaries : 165,900 residents
Seamless Integration: Gerona’s Infrastructure Marvel Connects San Agustin and Mabini for Enhanced Living Gerona, Tarlac O ne of the noteworthy outcomes of this project is the facilitation of quicker and more efficient travel for the residents of Barangay Mabini to the town center of Gerona. The strategic location of the con-creted road provides Barangay Mabini with a faster and smoother connection to the heart of Gerona. This newfound accessibility is bound to have a positive impact on the econom-ic and social activities of the barangay. As San Agustin and Mabini become seamlessly linked, residents can look forward to improved connectivity, easier transportation of goods and services, and an overall enhanced quality of life.
“ Malaking tulong itong proyektong ito. Una para saking mga kababaryo na pupunta sa bayan na nakatira sa purok na iyon dahil sa mas maganda at sementadong daan. Pangalawa mas mabilis ng pu-munta sa barangay mabini dahil hindi na kami iikot.” Hon. Charlie Camungao Punong Barangay, San Agustin, Gerona Tarlac “ Ito ay napakagandang proyekto dahil mababawa-san ang aming travel time papuntang bayan ng Gerona pag itoy natapos. ” Hon. Santiago Pagaduan, Jr. Punong Barangay, Mabini, Gerona Tarlac Program : F.Y. 2022 Seal of Good Local Governance Incentive Fund Project Title : Construction of Barangay Road Purok 7 San Agustin - Mabini, Gerona Tarlac Location : Brgy. San Agustin - Mabini, Gerona Tarlac Project Cost : Php 5,000,000.00 Project Beneficiaries : Residents of Brgy. San Agustin - Mabini
Community Transformation: Well-Built Roads Reshape Lives and Connect Barangays Moncada, Tarlac T he construction of roads stands as a cornerstone of progress, offering a multitude of benefits that extend far beyond the mere act of laying asphalt. Foremost among these advantages is the sub-stantial improvement in accessibility and connectivity that roads bring to communities. Roads, serving as arteries of transportation, facilitate seamless travel, bridging the gap between remote rural areas and bustling urban centers. The impact of well-constructed roads goes beyond the ease of vehicu-lar movement. It extends to the daily lives of residents, particularly students, who now enjoy comfortable walkways to and from their schools. The trans-formation from uneven pathways to well-maintained roads not only ensures a smoother commute but also fosters a safer and more pleasant environment for pedestrians. “ As we celebrate this milestone, let us reflect on the journey we have undertaken together. It is with deep appreciation and gratitude that we thank each one of you who played a role, big or small, in making this dream a reality. May this achievement serve as a reminder of the power of collective action and the positive outcomes that can be realized when a community works together.” Hon. Estelita M. Aquino Municipal Mayor, Moncada, Tarlac Program : F.Y. 2022 Seal of Good Local Governance Incentive Fund Project Title : Local Access Road - Local Road Opening at Camangaan East FMR Location : Brgy. Camangaan East, Moncada, Tarlac Project Cost : Php 5,000,000.00 Project Beneficiaries : Residents of Moncada
Program : F.Y. 2022 Seal of Good Local Governance Incentive Fund Project Title : Construction of Covered Court - Brgy. Mabilang, Paniqui, Tarlac Location : Brgy. Mabilang, Paniqui, Tarlac Project Cost : Php 5,000,000.00 Project Beneficiaries : Residents of Brgy. Mabilang, Paniqui, Tarlac
Barangay Mabilang Uncovers Its Newly Constructed Covered Court Paniqui, Tarlac T o address the challenge of a lack of venue when or-ganizing community gatherings, the Local Govern-ment Unit of Brgy. Mabilang, Paniqui, Tarlac, has offi-cially launched its newly constructed covered court under the FY 2022 SGLGIF Program. This multifunctional facili-ty, located beside Mabilang Elementary School, will primarily be used to accommodate and provide easy access for students, fac-ulty, and the entire community, as they will have a convenient space for school-related events, meetings. “ I look forward to witnessing the positive impact of this covered court on our community, particu-larly on the growth and develop-ment of our students. With a cov-ered and conducive space now available, I am optimistic that our community gatherings and school activities will thrive, fostering a sense of unity and pride among all residents of Brgy. Mabilang .” Hon. Leonardo M. Roxas Municipal Mayor, Paniqui, Tarlac
Wellness for All: Outdoor Fitness Zone Enriches Community Well-Being Pura, Tarlac T he Multi-function Outdoor Fitness Zone (Wellness Park) holds immense sig-nificance to the community as it integrates exercise facilities, a massage area for relaxation and therapy, jogging trail, a captivating fountain and spaces to socialize, practice of fitness routines and engage in therapeutic activities- all set in a natural environment. This inclusive approach makes it especially beneficial for senior citizens, people with disabilities, athletes and the general public, promoting holis-tic well-being across diverse demographics. “ Sa isang Senior Citizen na katulad, napakalaking gin-hawa at katuwaan sa aking puso na isinaalang-alang ng pamahalaaang lokal ng Pura ang pagkunsidera sa aming kalagayan noong ipinagawa ang Wellness Park. Sa panahon ngayon, bihira nang makikita ng lugar na lun-tian, payapa at napakalapit sa lahat ng tanggapan ng gobyerno. Ang lugar na ito ay maituturing nating paraiso sa gitna ng magulong mundo.” Alberto Pasccua Resident - Brgy. Maasin, Pura, Tarlac Program : F.Y. 2022 Seal of Good Local Governance Incentive Fund Project Title : Establishment of Multifunction Outdoor Fitness Zone (Wellness Park) Location : Poblacion 1, Pura, Tarlac Project Cost : Php 5,000,000.00 Project Beneficiaries : Residents and tourists of Pura
Youth-Centric Innovation: Multi-Purpose Building Set to Propel Community Engagement San Clemente, Tarlac T he Multi-function Outdoor Fitness Zone (Wellness Park) holds immense sig-nificance to the community as it integrates exercise facilities, a massage area for relaxation and therapy, jogging trail, a captivating fountain and spaces to socialize, practice of fitness routines and engage in therapeutic activities- all set in a natural environment. This inclusive approach makes it especially beneficial for senior citizens, people with disabilities, athletes and the general public, promoting holis-tic well-being across diverse demographics. “ I am thrilled to share the remarkable transformation our town has witnessed following the construction of the Multi-purpose Building. This versatile space has emerged as a beacon of community empowerment, hosting a myriad of con-ferences, training sessions, and functions, fostering collaboration and skill development among our residents.” Hon. Elma L. Macadamia Municipal Mayor - San Clemente, Tarlac
Program : F.Y. 2022 Seal of Good Local Governance Incentive Fund Project Title : Construction of Multi-Purpose Building Location : Romulo Highway, Poblacion Sur, San Clemente, Tarlac Project Cost : Php 5,000,000.00 Project Beneficiaries : 5,037 residents
Enhanced Access, Boosted Economy: Road Upgrade Spurs Rural Development Santa Ignacia, Tarlac O ne of the major thrusts of the LGU is to provide accessibility to farmers, residents, and commuters by upgrading of roads and its other utilities to be passable to all weather conditions. With the completion of the project, the most visible impact it shows are the decrease in travel time of farmer’s goods to the main road, and Easier access even during rainy season which results to increase in economic activity. Whereas, the previous road condition cannot sup-port heavy load of produce to the main road and not passable during the rainy season. “ On behalf of the people of the Municipality of Santa Ignacia, we would like to express our profound appreciation for this incentive. The completion of the Concreting of Road of Purok 5 (Concepcion-Mangrobang Road) in Barangay Calipayan will ensure a more efficient delivery of services to all our constituents. .” Hon. Nora T. Modomo Municipal Mayor - Santa Ignacia, Tarlac Program : F.Y. 2022 Seal of Good Local Governance Incentive Fund Project Title : Concreting of Road of Purok 5 (Concepcion-Mangrobang Road) Brgy. Calipayan Location : Calipayan, Santa Ignacia, Tarlac Project Cost : Php 5,000,000.00 Project Beneficiaries : Farmers, commuters, merchants, and residents
Municipality Takes Bold Step to Address Overcrowding: A Visionary Step Towards a Conducive Learning Environment Victoria, Tarlac T he surge in student enrollment has surpassed the school’s existing capacity, hindering the ability to deliver an effective and conducive learning environment. In acknowledgment of this issue, the Municipality has identified the expansion and enhancement of Calibungan High School as a top priority. The proposed School Building aims to address the increasing demand for quality education by accommodating a greater number of students. This strategic endeavor is not only about erecting physical structures but about fostering an atmosphere where education can flourish. Program : F.Y. 2022 Seal of Good Local Governance Incentive Fund Project Title : Construction of School Building at Calibungan Location : Brgy. Calibungan, Victoria, Tarlac Project Cost : Php 5,000,000.00 Project Beneficiaries : 1,406 Students “ I’ve witnessed the challenges our students face due to overcrowded classrooms. The surge in student enrollment has stretched our resources thin, making it difficult to provide each student with the attention and resources they deserve. I’m excited about the potential this expansion holds to transform our students’ educational experiences for the better.” Hon. Rex C. Villa Agustin Municipal Mayor - Victoria, Tarlac
ZAMBALES BOTOLAN Botolan Municipality’s Forward Step, Backhoe to Lead in Construction and Clearing Operations 139 137 F.Y. 2022SglgiF Projects Coffee Table Book
SAN ANTONIO San Antonio’s Illuminating Success: Solar Lights on National Highway Transform Nighttime Safety 141 F.Y. 2022SglgiF Projects Coffee Table Book 138
Program : F.Y. 2022 Seal of Good Local Governance Incentive Fund Project Title : Purchase of Equipment and Machineries (Backhoe) Project Location : Botolan, Zambales Project Cost : Php 5,000,000.00 Project Beneficiaries : 78, 382 individuals Botolan Municipality’s Forward Step, Backhoe to Lead in Construction and Clearing Operations Botolan, Zambales T he acquisition of a backhoe by the municipality of Botolan, Zambales signifies a strategic investment aimed at enhancing the overall functionality and efficiency of municipal operations. The primary focus of deploying this equipment centers around essential tasks related to declogging, clearing, and desilting activities in various waterways, particularly rivers falling within the municipality’s jurisdiction. One of the pivotal applications of the backhoe will be its involvement in addressing the persistent issue of clogging in waterways. The equipment’s specialized capabilities will prove invaluable in removing debris, sediments, and other obstructions, thereby facilitating improved water flow, preventing flooding, and ensuring the overall environmental well-being of the municipality. “ “Prone ang Botolan sa flooding dahil may clogging sa mga delta dito sa barangay. Kailangan matanggal natin yan para yung water waste upang hindi na magpatuloy ang pagbaha at hindi na rin dumiretso sa Bancal river ang mga dumi upang hindi ito magbara at maging sanhi ng pagkamtay ng mga isda. Isa pa, maaari rin namin yan magamit sa desilting sa Bucao river at pagtatambak ng buhangin sa mga portion na lumulubog” Hon. Maria Lourdes “Madeth” M. Alejandrino Municipal Mayor - Arayat, Pampanga 139 F.Y. 2022SglgiF Projects Coffee Table Book
“ “Prone ang Botolan sa flooding dahil may clogging sa mga delta dito sa barangay. Kailangan matanggal natin yan para yung water waste upang hindi na magpatuloy ang pagbaha at hindi na rin dumiretso sa Bancal river ang mga dumi upang hindi ito magbara at maging sanhi ng pagkamtay ng mga isda. Isa pa, maaari rin namin yan magamit sa desilting sa Bucao river at pagtatambak ng buhangin sa mga portion na lumulubog” Engr. Virgilio D. Dizon Municipal Engineer - Botolan, Zambales F.Y. 2022SglgiF Projects Coffee Table Book 140
San Antonio’s Illuminating Success: Solar Lights on National Highway Transform Nighttime Safety San Antonio, Zambales T he Installation of Solar Lights along the National Highway project is composed of 99 solar light systems with 6-meter steel lamp poles, aimed to prevent crimes and vehicular accidents especially during night time. It began operating on August 5, 2023 and since then, it was observed that it provided security and safety particularly when students walk by far from school, considering that their school is located in the central part of the town. Motorists and road users travel conveniently on their way home safe and sound. Further, the Local Government Unit of San Antonio applied closed monitoring of project progress and coordination with contractor as their strategy to ensure the efficient implementation of the project. 141 F.Y. 2022SglgiF Projects Coffee Table Book
Program : F.Y. 2022 Seal of Good Local Governance Incentive Fund Project Title : Purchase of Equipment and Machineries (Backhoe) Project Location : San Antonio, Zambales Project Cost : Php 5,000,000.00 Project Beneficiaries : 78, 382 individuals “ Isa pong karangalan ang mapasama sa pinakamataas na karangalan na natatanggap ng isang munisipyo o LGU ang SGLG2022. Lubos po akong nagpapasalamat bilang kinatawan ng bayan ng San Antonio sa pagpapagawa ng Streetlight bilang insentibo sa nasabing parangal. Ito ay binubuo 99 streetlights. Ito rin ay isang paraan para mabawasan ang krimen at aksidente dito sa aming bayan higit Hon. Edzel D. Lonzanida, MD Municipal Mayor - San Antonio, Zambales “ Kami po ay nagpapasalamat sa DILG sa pag-grant ng Streetlight dito sa aming bayan ng San Antonio from the arch of San Antonio to San Narciso . Ngayon po ay napakalaki ng benepisyo po sa amin dahil, una, lumiwanag po ang highway at hindi na po prone sa aksidente kasi mas maliwanag na ang daan. Malaki po ang naging benepisyo nito sa aming bayan.” Hon. Maria Lourdes “Madeth” M. Alejandrino Municipal Mayor - Arayat, Pampanga F.Y. 2022SglgiF Projects Coffee Table Book 142
T he Department of the Interior and Local GovernmentRegion III extends its genuine appreciation to the people and organizations that played instrumental roles in successfully implementing F.Y. 2022 SGLGIF Projects, leading to the realization of the SGLGIF Projects Coffee Table Book. The Department expresses gratitude to the following: Local Government Units (LGUs) – Special thanks to the local chief executives and other functionaries, including municipal and provincial engineering offices for their unending support and commitment as the champions of local governance. Their strong performance resulted in the prompt and effective implementation of SGLGIF projects. Project Beneficiaries – We acknowledge and appreciate the project beneficiaries for generously sharing their valuable insights during the documentation process during and after project implementation. DILG Field Officers – A special acknowledgment to the DILG Field Officers for working closely with LGUs, guiding them to successfully obtain the Seal of Good Local Governance, which made them eligible for SGLGIF. DILG Program Managers and Officers – Recognition goes to the DILG Program Managers and Program Officers of the Locally Funded Projects Team especially the Engineers and Program Evaluation Officers (PEOs) both at the regional and provincial level for their tireless coordination with various concerned personalities, ensuring the success of DILG Programs, especially SGLG and SGLGIF. Cluster Team Leaders – Appreciation to the Cluster Team Leaders for guiding their respective field officers in effectively navigating and delivering unparalleled outcomes. DILG Division Chiefs and Section Chiefs –DILG Region 3 Division Chiefs and Section Chiefs headed by DC Lerrie S. Hernandez, En. P (Monitoring and Evaluation Division Chief), DC Lee Allen B. Pineda (Capacity Development Division Chief), and DC Maria Resa B. Pangilinan (Financial and Administrative Division Chief) for their contribution as agents in obtaining the highest numbers of SGLG passers in the country, for working harmoniously, and for their support in the procurement process, hence, the realization of this coffee table book. DILG Provincial Directors and City Directors – Recognition to the Provincial Directors and City Directors in the 7 provinces and 2 Highly Urbanized Cities in Central Luzon as visionary leaders in overseeing provincial and field office operations: PD Ener P. Cambronero, CESE (Province of Aurora), PD Belina T. Herman, CESO V (Province of Bataan), PD Myrvi Apostol-Fabia, CESO V (Province of Bulacan), PD Atty. Ofelio A. Tactac, Jr., CESO V (Province of Nueva Ecija), PD Myra B. Moral-Soriano, CESO V (Province of Pampanga), PD Armi V. Bactad, CESO V (Province of Tarlac), PD Martin Porres B. Moral, CESO V (Province of Zambales), CD Yvette R. Cosio (Angeles City), and CD Fortunato M. Abraham (Olongapo City). DILG Regional Director and Assistant Regional Director – A special acknowledgment to DILG Regional Director Atty. Anthony C. Nuyda, CESO III, and Assistant Regional Director Jay E. Timbreza, CESO V, for their creative and insightful directions in spearheading this momentous achievement. Acknowledgement 143 F.Y. 2022SglgiF Projects Coffee Table Book