Local Strategic Directions

Vision
A tourist destination of the Province of Zamboanga del Sur with improved accessibility,
empowered citizenry for effective local governance, God-fearing and environmental friendly
community geared towards social justice and economic stability.

Mission
The local government unit of San Miguel with the national line agencies and the civil society
organizations will be effective and efficient basic service providers to its constituents and lead
the need-response governance.

Goals
a. To secure the populace from any untoward incidents
b. Strengthen the Peace and Order Councils and the Local Council for the Protection of Children
c. Provide financial support to peace and order and public safety initiatives
d. Strengthen Local Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council
e. Enhance local government readiness to manage the risk of disasters including relief and
other associated services and rehabilitation

Vision-Mission-Goal Descriptors

Table A: Vision-Mission-Goal Descriptors

Vision-Mission-Goal Descriptors
A. Directly Related to POPS
1. Social justice
B. Require Support from POPS
2. Improved accessibility
3. Economic stability
C. Promote Active Participation of citizens
in the promotion of peace and development
4. Empowered Citizenry
5. Effective local governance
Success Indicators
Increase crime-solution efficiency
Reduction of crime incidents/victims
Boost economic growth by providing
farmer’s access to basic social and market
facilities
Increase farmer’s income and provide
more opportunities for sustainable growth
Increase participation of CSOs in POC
activities
Ensure fairness and transparency

6. Need response governance Increase involvement of CSOs and POs in

local governance
 7. God-fearing Increase participation in Moral Recovery
Program

8. Environmental friendly community

Strengthen collaboration and partnership
with the DENR and
different sectors in the society in
implementing environmental laws

Reduce solid waste through waste

minimization measure

9. Effective and efficient service providers Increase community awareness and

participation on service improvement

A. Peace and Order and Public Safety Situation

The Peace and Order and Public Safety Situation Matrix

Table B: Peace and Order and Public Safety Situation Matrix

Focus Indicator Actual Data

Area/ City/Municipality Barangay Cases/
Source (Indicate name of (Indicate name of Qualitative
C/M and its Barangay and its Data
corresponding corresponding
quantitative data) quantitative data)
PEACE AND ORDER
a. Crime and Disorder
PNP Incidence of Index Total: 22 Begong – 2 Incidence is
Report Crimes Guinlin – 3 highest in Brgy
(2018) Breakdown: Lacarayan – 1 Maragang and
Murder – Lacupayan – 1 Tigbao
Homicide - Longmot – 1
Attempted Murder – Maragang – 5
Physical Injuries – Mate -1
Frustrated Murder - Bangan-nangan – 1
Rape – New Tuburan -1
Theft – Nilo -1
Tigbao – 5

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PNP Incidence of Non- Total: 84 Begong – 23 Incidence is
Report Index Crimes Lacarayan – 1 highest in
(2018) Breakdown: Lacupayan – 9 Brgy. Begong
MVTA- Limas -1
RA 7610 – Maragang – 12
Direct Assault – Nilo – 8
Oral defamation – Tigbao -17
RA 8485 - Timolan – 1
VAWC Upper Nilo - 12
Grave threat
Crime Volume Total:62

Crime Solution Total: 76.42% solution

Efficiency efficiency (# cases
solved)
Crime Clearance Total: 87.74% solution
Efficiency efficiency (# cases
solved)
Ratio of police 1 : 905
personnel to total
population

Number of police PNP Outpost -

outposts/1000
population
Number and types of Negative
human rights
violations, with
information on
perpetrators and
victims and
disaggregated by sex,
age and ethnicity
Number and types of Negative
election-related
violent incidents

Number of Children in Negative

Conflict with the Law
1.a Illegal Drugs* (mandatory per RA 9165, NADPA, DILG MCs)
Number of drug 323 drug personalities Begong – 26 Incidence is
personalities Pushers - ___ Busol – 19 highest in
Users - ___ Diana Countryside – 8 Brgy. Tigbao
Guinlin – 2
Lacarayan – 30

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 Lacupayan – 8
Libayoy – 6
Limas – 9
Longmot – 20
Maragang – 20
New Tuburan – 1
Nilo – 77
Tigbao – 57
Timolan – 28
Upper Nilo - 12
Number of drug 15
affected barangays
Number of drug 15
clearing operations
Number of buy-bust 0
operations
Presence of Special 0
Drug Education
Centers (for
P/HUC/ICC only)
Presence of 0
rehabilitation services
for drug dependents
(centers/ outpatient
care)
Partnerships with 18
CSOs/NGOs/POs for
rehabilitation and
aftercare of drug
dependents
b. Conflict
Number and types of 0
violent incidents
related to armed
groups
Number and types of 0
violent ethnic
conflicts
Number and types of 0
resource-based
conflicts (i.e.
minerals, forestry,
agrarian land, water)
Number of 0
communities,

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 households and
individuals displaced
by armed conflict
Ratio of military and 1:1000
police personnel to
total population
Number and location Police Stn - Libayoy – 1
of military camps and Military camps - Nangan-nangan – 1
police stations New Tuburan – 1
Nilo – 1
Tigbao – 1
Upper Nilo - 1
Types of issues 0
affecting Indigenous
Peoples (i.e., human
rights violations,
ancestral domain,
natural resource
conflicts,
displacement, royalty
tax, etc.)
Number of women 0
who were affected by
gender-based
violence (i.e., in
situations of armed
conflict and natural
disasters, includes
sexual violence,
displacement,
trafficking, etc.
Number of children 1 Mate: 1
who are affected by
armed conflict (i.e.,
displacement,
recruitment,
trafficking, etc.)

(CDP) Number of former 6 Lacarayan – 2

rebels enrolled in Limas – 2
integration programs, Maragang – 1
by age, sex and Mate – 1
ethnicity

PUBLIC SAFETY

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 c. Road and Vehicle Safety
Number of road 44 Upper Nilo – 7 Brgy. Tigbao to
accidents Tigbao – 9 Brgy. Begong
Lacupayan – 5
Maragang – 4
Begong – 13
Nilo – 6
Number roads 4 Brgy. Begong, Upper
with poor Nilo, Nilo and
condition Lacupayan

Number of traffic 6 Begong, Upper Nilo,

warning signage Nilo, Maragang,
installed. Tigbao and Lacupayan

Number of CCTV 5 Public Market, IBT,

installed Churches, secondary
and elementary
schools
d. Emergency/Crisis Management and Fire Safety
Number and type
of available
resources to
respond to an
emergency (e.g.
human/physical/fi
nancial
resources)/Numbe
r and type of
needed resources

Number of High
Value Targets
Number of vital
installations/
Lifelines
Number of fire
incidents

Overview of the Peace and Order and Public Safety Situation in the LGU

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 The peace and order situation in San Miguel Municipality is generally peaceful and
normal. Although sporadically, it was flawed by incidents that are isolated and which are
essentially manageable. In spite of the various strategies implemented by San Miguel Municipal
Police Station, these crimes continue to pose as a threat to the peace and order in the
municipality. The contributing factors for the occurrences of these crimes are due to the
growing number of population as against the depleted number of police personnel and
considering that San Miguel becomes a progressive municipality. Consequently, several financial
and business establishments had been established and the number of population has further
increased.

The illegal drug trafficking in the municipality is again proliferated but this police station
never laid low its campaign in order that the municipality will be from illegal drugs.

The San Miguel Municipal Station, with other law enforcement agencies conducted daily
check points at strategic areas, major thoroughfares to enforce traffics laws and anti-car
napping law and further check stolen vehicles. The single motorcycle as the most widely used
as the means of personal transportation in the municipality, is the common vehicle being stolen
due to its vulnerability, easy to transport, conceal and then sell and also due to the negligence
and carelessness of the owner/driver.

The LGU has a several prosperous families and other prominent personality which might
be a target for the kidnap-for-ransom group. However, the MPS is providing precautionary
measures to personalities which are a possible target of kidnap-for-ransom groups and other
lawless elements.

Mostly, the motive in the shooting incidents in the municipality were personal grudges
and illegal activity motivated. Victims were either ordinary citizen or person allegedly involved in
criminal activities. The MPS is dispatching PNP Personnel to conduct follow-up investigation of
the unsolved cases of shooting incidents.

Based on crimes recorded, the municipality is being slightly affected with the upsurge of
proliferation of illegal drugs and coupled with thieveries and ransacking/robbing of some
business establishments particularly in the town business center that would affect the economic
stability of this peaceful municipality if not abated. The causes of crime can be attributed to
scarcity, poverty, parental neglect, low self-esteem, alcoholism and most of all the use of illegal

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drugs which cause a person to commit crime that has a great negative impact on the person’s
whole being.

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 B. Priority Peace and Order and Public Safety Challenges

Table C: Prioritizing Peace and Order and Public Safety Issues

Ranking Issues/ Problems Manifestations Sources/ Causes Who are involved/ Consequences if Objectives to address
affected not addressed the issue

(C-1) (C-2) (C-3) (C-4) (C-5) (C-6) (C-7)

PEACE AND ORDER
Crime and Disorder
5 -Murder, Homicide, -Drunkenness -Community Increase of mortality -Build capacity for conflict
Frustrated Murder -Personal grudge -Disputing parties rate resolution
-Under influence of
drugs and liquor -Strengthen machinery to
-Jealousy maintain public order
-Mental disorder
-Anger cause of
depression and
anxiety
5 -Theft Tigbao – 3 -Unemployment -Business -Worsen economic -Strengthen law
Begong – 1 -Lack of income establishments situation and decline enforcement
-Poverty social progress
-Strengthen and revitalize
force multipliers

-Intensify intelligence
monitoring
5 -Physical Injuries Maragang – 2 -Personal grudge Adults – men May result to grave -Build capacity for conflict
-Heated argument offense resolution
due to drunkenness
-Revenge

5 -Violation of RA 1 rape case in Brgy. -Peer influence Abused women and -Cases will not be -To end violence and
 9262, RA 7610, Lacarayan -Lack of policy children solved discrimination against
Rape and Acts of implementation -Cycle of violence women and children
Lasciviousness (14 y.o. student) -Women will keep on
discrimination revolving
-Misunderstanding -Will possibly result
-Liquor intoxication or to another crime
high on drugs -Increase in crime
-Problematic rate
-Force, threat and
intimidation
-Lust
Illegal Drugs
1 Violation of RA -323 drug -Peer influence Minors & Adults Possibly result to To eradicate drug users
9165/ Presence of personalities -Lack of income Students another crime like and pushers
users and pushers voluntarily -Due to ignorance OSY -Rape
of illegal drugs surrendered -Poverty -Theft
-Broken family Age ranging from 18- -Murder
-15 Drug affected -Lack of parental 50 years old -Killings, etc.
brgys. guidance
-Illegal drug trading
usually occur at -Mental disorder
schools, workplace, -Loss of lives and
dens and even in the properties
neighbourhood.
-Performance of such
activity usually
happen at private
places
Conflict
2 -Armed conflict -Lack of livelihood Armed groups -War To eliminate the risk of
opportunities -Loss of lives and insurgency
-Poor government properties

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PUBLIC SAFETY
Road and Vehicle Safety
4 -Road accidents
Emergency/Crisis Management and Fire Safety
6 -Fire incidents
services -Unstable peace and
-Ill-health order
-High unemployment -Decline economic
-Poverty activity
-Political, economic -Extreme poverty
and social inequalities and hunger
-Lack of income -Pubic disorder
-Environmental
deprivation
- 44 vehicular -poor road condition -Motorist, Safety of travellers To have a safer roads and
accidents recorded -No warning signage Commuters, will be at stake highways for travelers
installed pedestrians
-Driving under the
influence of liquor
-Absence of street
lights
-No fire station and -Buildings -Damage to -Eliminate fire hazards in
fire truck available in -Residents properties and lives all public buildings /
the LGU -Power lines establishments
-Unable to respond interrupted/ -To inculcate to residents
immediately to fire Power Outage and students the proper
incidents attitude in dealing with
fire disasters

3 -Disaster risk and -Geographical -Residents in Disaster -Loss of properties To maintain zero-based
vulnerability location prone areas / affected and lives casualty on the strike of
-no mitigation by the hazard natural disasters
measures
implemented

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 -No signage installed
-Unaware and
unprepared
communities

C. Objectives, Strategies, Targets, Indicators, and Baseline Data

1. Priority POPS Issue [1st Issue]

POPS Issue: Violation of RA 9165 (Illegal Drugs)

Objective Indicator Target by 2022 Strategies Champion
(C-1) (C-2) (C-3) (C-4) (C-5)

Eradicate illegal Percentage of users 100% of users and pushers -Strengthen law enforcement PNP-Chief of Police
drug pushers and and pushers removed from ‘watch list’
users
removed from the -Strengthen M/BADAC and secure LCE
‘watch list’ of PNP commitments from members

Percentage of 100% of barangays -Raise awareness on Anti-illegal drugs M/BADAC

barangays ‘cleared’ ‘cleared’ of drugs campaign
of drugs
-Revitalize force multipliers PNP-Chief of Police

-Strengthen Brgy. Intelligence LCE

Networking

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 -Provide Community Based LCE
Rehabilitation Program for drug
surrenderees

-Provide Aftercare program LCE

2. Priority POPS Issue [2nd Issue]

POPS Issue: Presence of Threats Group (Local Communist Movement (LCM)

Objective Indicator Target by 2022 Strategies Champion
(C-1) (C-2) (C-3) (C-4) (C-5)

Eliminate the risk Reduce possibilities Negative insurgency -Tap other external forces for Internal LCE
of insurgency of insurgency Security Operations

-Strengthen MTF/BTF – ELCAC LCE

-Conduct needs assessment of the MPDC

afflicted barangays

-Implementation of E-CLIP LGU

3. Priority POPS Issue [3rd Issue]

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POPS Issue: Disaster Risk and vulnerability
Objective Indicator Target by 2020 Strategies Champion
(C-1) (C-2) (C-3) (C-4) (C-5)

To maintain zero- -Level of awareness -Increase community -Information dissemination on DILG/LGU/PNP

based casualty on and preparedness of awareness and disaster awareness to the community
the community preparedness to 90%
the strike of natural level
disasters
-Disaster resilient -Provide real-time warning MDRRMO
community -Increase community
resilience to flood and
landslide by 90% LGU

-Effectiveness of
disaster response -100% Enhance -Strengthen the capacities of DRRMC MDRRMC/LGU
functionality and
and First Responders
operational capability of
responders

100% of hardware and Strengthen linkage/partnership with MDRRMC

supplies are purchased business sectors, NGOS/POs and
and made available for other volunteer groups to augment
disaster response action
during response action

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 4. Priority POPS Issue (4th Issue]

POPS Issue: Vehicular accidents

Objective Indicator Target by 2019 Strategies Champion
(C-1) (C-2) (C-3) (C-4) (C-5)

To have a safer Reduce number of Significant decrease of -Allocate budget for street lightning -LCE
roads and highways road accidents road accident by 50% and road improvement
for travelers
-Develop roadside safety barriers -LCE

-Develop policies and implement -Sangguniang Bayan

programs on road safety

5. Priority POPS Issue (5th Issue]

POPS Issue: Prevalence of index and non-index crime

Objective Indicator Target by 2019 Strategies Champion
(C-1) (C-2) (C-3) (C-4) (C-5)

-Reduce index and Percentage of crime Sustain peace & order -Build capacity for conflict resolution BLGU/DILG
non index crime incident situation
-Strengthen law enforcement
Chief of Police, PNP

-Strengthen and revitalize force

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 multipliers Chief of Police, PNP

-Intensify intelligence monitoring

Chief of Police, PNP

POPS Issue: Violation of RA 9262, RA7610, Rape and Acts of lasciviousness

Objective Indicator Target by 2019 Strategies Champion
(C-1) (C-2) (C-3) (C-4) (C-5)

To end violence and No. of cases Zero-based VAWC case -Intensify Information drive on -MLGOO
discrimination referred to PNP and RA9262 and RA 7610
against women and LSWDO
children -Empower women LGU

-Protect women and children from LCAT-VAWC

any form of abuses

6. Priority POPS Issue (6th Issue]

POPS Issue: Fire Incidents

Objective Indicator Target by 2019 Strategies Champion
(C-1) (C-2) (C-3) (C-4) (C-5)

-Eliminate fire
hazards in all public
buildings /
establishments

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-To inculcate to
residents and
students the proper
attitude in dealing
with fire disasters

D. Critical Policies, Programs, Projects, Services and Activities

Table D: Activity Matrix by Strategy

Priority POPS Issue (1st Issue): Violation of RA 9165

Objective: Eradicate illegal drug pushers and users
Target: 100% of users and pushers removed from ‘watch list’. 100% of barangays ‘cleared’ of drugs

Strategy PPSAs Lead/Main Schedule of Implementation Expected Outputs

Implementing Starting Date Completion Date
Group

(C-1) (C-2) (C-3) (C-4a) (C-4b) (C-5)

-Strengthen law Buy Bust Operation, PNP-Tigbao January 2020 December 2022 Successful conduct of
enforcement Search Warrant, Lambat operation
Sibat Operation, Project
Double Barrel, Case
Build-Up

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-Strengthen MADAC Meeting LCE January 2020 December 2022 Issues discussed and
M/BADAC and secure deliberated
Monitor BADAC Activities PNP
commitments from
members
-Raise awareness on Conduct yearly MADAC January 2020 December 2022 Communities aware
Anti-illegal drugs symposium to 4 on the ill-effects of
secondary schools and 18 illegal drugs
campaign
Brgys.

-Revitalize force Conduct Tanod/CVO/ PNP January 2020 December 2022 Enhanced skills and
multipliers BPATs Training capacities of Tanod/
BPATs and CVOs

-Strengthen Brgy. Brgy. visitation/ Pulong- PNP January 2020 December 2022 Information gathering
Intelligence pulong activities and monitoring
intensified
Networking
-Provide Community -Provide Moral recovery / Faith-based January 2020 December 2020 Phases for CBRP
Based Rehabilitation Spiritual counseling organization successfully
conducted
Program for drug
MSWDO
surrenderees -Conduct sports and
development program DepEd
-Seminars/ lectures MHO
-Medical examination MHO
-Drug testing
MSWDO/MA
-Provide livelihood
program MSWDO
-Provide TESDA skills
training

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Priority POPS Issue (2nd Issue): Prevalence of Index and Non-index crime
Objective: Reduce index and non-index crime
Target: Sustain peace and order situation

Strategy PPSAs Lead/Main Schedule of Implementation Expected Outputs

Implementing Starting Date Completion Date
Group
-Build capacity for Conduct training/seminar on MLGOO January 2020 December 2022 Assessment
conflict resolution Katarungnang Pambarangay conducted

Trainings provided
Conduct Lupon January 2020 December 2022
Tagapamayapa Assessment
-Strengthen law Conduct intelligence PNP Tigbao January 2020 December 2022 Police officers
enforcement monitoring conducted mobile
patrol
Police visibility

Conduct mobile patrol

-Strengthen and - Brgy. MLGOO / PNP January 2020 December 2022 Information
revitalize force Visitation/symposium /brgy. gathering and
multipliers monitoring
Pulong-pulong
intensified

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Priority POPS Issue (3rd Issue): Presence of Threats Group (Local Communist Movement (LCM)
Objective: Eliminate the risk of insurgency
Target: Negative insurgency

Strategy PPSAs Lead/Main Schedule of Implementation Expected

Implementing Starting Date Completion Outputs
Group Date
Tap other external forces for Coordinate with PPSC for PNP – Tigbao January 2020 December 2022 Coordinated with
Internal Security Operations Internal Security Operation PPSC for ISO

Forge strong link with

Philippine Army such as but Link with AFP
not limited to security strengthened
planning, call in time if
sightings and attendance
to MPOC

-Strengthen Municipal Task -Implement Retooled LCE/MTF-ELCAC January 2020 December 2022 RCSP conducted
Force – ELCAC Community Support to 6 identified
conflict afflicted
Program
areas

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Priority POPS Issue (4th Issue): Disaster Risk and Vulnerability
Objective: To equip the communities with the necessary skills to cope with the negative impacts of disaster and to
maintain zero-based casualty on the strike of natural disasters
Target: Increase community awareness to 90% and BERT are 100% sufficiently equipped with capacities for disaster
response operation

Strategy PPSAs Lead/Main Schedule of Implementation Expected

Implementing Starting Date Completion Outputs
Group Date
-Information -IEC on Listong Pamilyang MLGOO January 2017 December 2019 Information
dissemination on disaster Pilipino in 18 brgys successfully
disseminated
awareness to the
Conduct drills to the MDRRMO January 2017 December 2019
community level
community level

Improve drainage and Construction of line canals ME January 2017 December 2017 Constructed
irrigation system

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-Strengthen the capacity Organize ICS Team MDRRMO January 2017 December 2019 Organized
of DRRMC and First
ICS Training MDRRMO January 2017 March 2017 Conducted
Responders
MDRRMO July 2017 December 2017 Plans formulated
LCCAP Training

Strategy PPSAs Lead/Main Schedule of Implementation Expected

Implementing Starting Date Completion Outputs
Group Date
Contingency Planning MDRRMO January 2017 December 2018 Conducted

Trainings and seminars MDRRMO January 2017 December 2019 Conducted

Hardware and
Purchase and prepare the MDRRMO
supplies 100%
needed hardware and January 2017 December 2019 available
supplies (Ropes, spineboard,
digging device, googles and
work gloves) January 2017 December 2019 Vehicle made
MDRRMO
available
Purchase of Disaster Vehicle
for Emergency Use

Strengthen MDRRMC Meeting LCE January 2017 December 2017 Minutes of meeting
linkage/partnership with
business sectors,

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NGOS/Pos and other
volunteer groups to
augment during response
action

Priority POPS Issue (5th Issue): Violation of RA 9262, RA 7610, Rape and Acts of Lasciviousness
Objective: To end violence against women and children
Target: Zero-based VAWC case

Strategy PPSAs Lead/Main Schedule of Implementation Expected Outputs

Implementing Starting Date Completion Date
Group
-Intensify Conduct pulong-pulong PNP-WCPD January 2017 December 2019 RA 9262 and
Information drive activity on women RA7610
disseminated
on RA9262 and RA
Symposium on RA9262 and
7610 Women aware of
RA7610 and other related
their rights and
laws concerning women and privileges
children

Empower Women Provide medical, livelihood LGU January 2017 December 2019 Women aware of
and educational support to their rights and
their privileges
women especially those in
marginalized sector

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 Construction of facility for Women’s facility
Protect women and women and children constructed
children from any
form of abuses

Priority POPS Issue (6th Issue): Vehicular Accidents

Objective: To reduce the number of vehicular/road accidents
Target: Zero-based VAWC case

Strategy PPSAs Lead/Main Schedule of Implementation Expected Outputs

Implementing Starting Date Completion Date
Group
-Allocate budget for Provide street LCE January 2017 December 2019 Well-lighted streets
street lightning and lightning/Illumination project
road improvement to strategic location

LCE January 2017 December 2017 CCTV operational

Install CCTVs

LCE January 2017 December 2019 PNP vehicle

operational
Maintenance of PNP vehicle

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 LCE January 2017 December 2019 Roads rehabilitated

Rehabilitate roads with poor

condition

E. Funding Requirements

Table E: POPS Plan for Funding

1. Priority POPS Issue [1st Issue]: Strategy 1 for Year 1-3

Schedule of Amount
Possible
Implementing Implementation Expected Funding
PPSAs Funding
Office Outputs Requirement PS MOOE CO Total
Starting Completion
Source
Date Date

Conduct Buy Bust PNP-San January December Successful 120,000 CF 120,000 120,000
Operation, Search Miguel 2017 2019 conduct of
Warrant, Lambat operation
Sibat Operation,
Project Double

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Barrel, Case Build-
Up
MADAC/MPOC LCE January December Issues 75,000 POP 75,000 75,000
Meeting PNP 2017 2019 discussed and
Monitor BADAC deliberated
Activities
45,000 POP 45,000 45,000
Organize and Orient PNP and January December MMT 75,000 POP 75,000 75,000
MASA MASDID DILG 2017 2019 organized and
Team Community oriented in 18
Rehabilitation brgys
Network in 18 Brgys
CRN organized
Schedule of Amount
Implementation Possible
Implementing Expected Funding
PPSAs Funding
Office Starting Completion Outputs Requirement
Source PS MOOE CO Total
Date Date

Conduct yearly MADAC January December Communities 150,000 GF 150,000 150,000

symposium to 2017 2019 aware on the
schools and 18 ill-effects of
Brgys. illegal drugs

Conduct PNP January March Enhanced 90,000 POP 90,000 90,000

Tanod/CVO/ BPATs 2017 2019 skills and
Training capacities of
Tanod/ BPATs
and CVOs
Brgy. visitation/ PNP January December Information 90,000 POP 90,000 90,000
Pulong-pulong 2017 2019 gathering and
activities monitoring

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 intensified

Community-Based MMT/CRN January December Phases for 450,000 GF 450,000 450,000

Rehabilitation 2017 2019 CBRP
successfully
Program for drug
conducted
surrenderees
Faith-based
organization
-Moral recovery / MSWDO
Spiritual counseling
DepEd
-Sports and
development

Schedule of Amount
Possible
Implementing Implementation Expected Funding
PPSAs Funding
Office Starting Completion Outputs Requirement
Source PS MOOE CO Total
Date Date

-Seminars/ lectures MHO

-Medical
examination

-Drug testing

-Livelihood program MSWDO/MA Provided 300,000

300,000 POP 300,000
-TESDA skills MSWDO Provided
training
300,000
300,000 GF 300,000

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 2. Priority POPS Issue [2ndIssue]: Strategy 3 for Year 1-3

PPSAs Implementing Schedule of Expected Funding Possible Amount

Office Implementation Outputs Requirement Funding
PS MOOE CO Total
Source
Starting Completion

Date Date

Conduct Lupon MLGOO January December Assessment 60,000 POP 60,000 60,000
Tagapamayapa 2017 2019 conducted
Assessment

Conduct January December Trainings 60,000 POP 60,000 60,000

2017 2019 provided
training/Seminar on
Katarungang
Pambarangay

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 LGU Seminars
Training & Seminars attended 90,000 POP 90,000 90,000

Conduct intelligence PNP San January December Police officers 60,000 CF 60,000 60,000
monitoring Miguel 2017 2019 conducted
beat patrol
and mobile
Police visibility 75,000 POP 75,000 75,000
patrol
January December
Conduct mobile/foot 2017 2019 90,000 POP 90,000 90,000
patrol Assistance
January December Center
150,000 POP 150,000 150,000
2017 2017 established
Establishment of
Police Assistance
Center

PPSAs Implementing Schedule of Expected Funding Possible Amount

Office Implementation Outputs Requirement Funding
PS MOOE CO Total
Source
Starting Completion

Date Date

- Brgy. MLGOO / PNP January December Information 60,000 POP 60,000 60,000
Visitation/symposiu 2017 2019 gathering and
monitoring
m /brgy. Pulong-
intensified
pulong

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 3. Priority POPS Issue [3rdIssue]: Strategy 2 for Year 1-3

PPSAs Implementing Schedule of Expected Funding Possible Amount

Office Implementation Outputs Requirement Funding
PS MOOE CO Total
Source
Starting Completion

Date Date

Coordinate with PNP – San January December Coordinated 120,000 CF 120,000 120,000
PPSC for Internal Miguel 2017 2019 with PPSC for
ISO
Security Operation

Forge strong link

with Philippine Army Link with AFP

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such as but not strengthened
limited to security
planning, call in time
if sightings and
attendance to MPOC

-Construction of LCE January December Easy access to 4,500,000 20%Devt 4.5M 4.5M
Farm to Market 2017 2019 FMR Fund
Roads

4. Priority POPS Issue [4thIssue]: Strategy 4 for Year 1-3

PPSAs Implementing Schedule of Expected Funding Possible Amount

Office Implementation Outputs Requirement Funding
PS MOOE CO Total
Source
Starting Completion

Date Date

-IEC on Listong MLGOO/MDRR January December Information 90,000 DRRM 90,000 90,000
Pamilyang Pilipino in MO 2017 2019 successfully Fund
disseminated

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18 brgys Drills
conducted 110,000 DRRM 110,000 110,000
Conduct drills to the January January
2017 2019 Fund
community level

Construction of line ME January December Constructed 1,250,000 DRRM 1,250,000 1,250,000

canals 2017 2019 Fund

Organize ICS Team MDRRMO January December Organized 15,000 DRRM 15,000 15,000
2017 2019 Fund

MDRRMO Conducted
ICS Training
240,000 240,000 240,000
January December
MDRRMO 2017 2019 Plans
LCCAP Training formulated
120,000 120,000 120,000

PPSAs Implementing Schedule of Expected Funding Possible Amount

Office Implementation Outputs Requirement Funding
PS MOOE CO Total
Source
Starting Completion

Date Date

Contingency MDRRMO January December Contingency

60,000 DRRM 60,000 60,000
Planning 2017 2019 plans
prepared Fund
Trainings and

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Seminars
200,000 DRRM 200,000 200,000
Purchase and Hardware and Fund
prepare the needed supplies 100%
MDRRMO January December
hardware and available 530,878.12 530,878. 530,878.12
2017 2019
supplies (Ropes,
DRRM 12
spineboard, digging
device, googles and Fund
work gloves)

Purchase of Disaster MDRRMO DRRM Vehicle

Vehicle for serviceable 500,000
January December 500,000
Emergency Use 2019 2019 DRRM 500,000
Minutes of Fund
MDRRMC Meeting meeting
LCE January December
2017 2019 60,000 60,000
DRRM
60,000
Fund

5. Priority POPS Issue [5thIssue]: Strategy 5 for Year 1-3

PPSAs Implementing Schedule of Expected Funding Possible Amount

Office Implementation Outputs Requirement Funding
PS MOOE CO Total
Source
Starting Completion

Date Date

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Conduct pulong- PNP-WCPD January December RA 9262 and 60,000 GAD 60,000 60,000
pulong activity on 2017 2019 RA7610
disseminated
women
GFPS
Symposium on January December 75,000 GAD 75,000 75,000
RA9262 and RA7610 2017 2019
and other related
laws concerning
women and children

Provide medical, LGU January December Women aware 300,000 GAD 300,000 300,000
livelihood and 2017 2019 of their rights
and their
educational support
privileges
to women especially
those in
marginalized sector

January December Facility

ME 2018 2018 constructed
Construction of 500,000 GAD 500,000 500,000

facility for women

and children

6. Priority POPS Issue [6thIssue]: Strategy 6 for Year 1-3

PPSAs Implementing Schedule of Expected Funding Amount

Office Implementation Outputs Requirement
PS MOOE CO Total

34
 Starting Completion Possible
Date Date Funding
Source

Provide street LCE January December Well-lighted 1,050,000 POP 1,050,000 1,050,000
lightning/ 2017 2019 streets
Illumination project
to strategic location

Roads
Rehabilitate roads rehabilitated 4.5M 20% 4.5M 4.5M

with poor condition Devt

fund
Installation of CCTV LCE January December CCTV installed 230,000 POP 230,000 50,000
2017 2018

Maintenance of PNP LCE January December Repaired and 360,000 POP 360,000 360,000
vehicle 2017 2019 maintained

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 F. Implementation Arrangements and Annual Implementation
Plan

Below is the reconstituted Municipal Peace and Order Council with its function for the
implementation of this plan.

Hon. Angelito L. Martinez II Municipal Mayor MPOC Chairperson

Hon. Celso T. Otero Municipal Vice Mayor MPOC Vice Chairperson

Hon. Jaime J. Rubio SB Member, Chair on Peace and MPOC Member

Order

P/Insp. Bernard P. Talitayan Chief of Police, PNP MPOC Member

Rhea A. Romanos MLGOO MPOC Member

Antonio Poligrates MDRRMO MPOC Member

Dr. Jessie S. Tañola District Supervisor, DepED MPOC Member

Mr. Alicio A. Pabiran Mun. Agriculture Officer MPOC Member

Bonifacia P.Uro Mun. Budget Officer MPOC Member

Alberto Domingo Clerk of Court, MCTC MPOC Member

2Lt Justine Micahel Rabino CMO 53rd IB MPOC Member

Julieta S. Jurado MSWDO MPOC Member

Diveglem C. Alo MHO MPOC Member

Jennifer F. Lumaton Municipal Fire Officer 1 MPOC Member

Hon. Rico A. Dumagal LnB President MPOC Member

Pastor Meldion Dulis NGO/Alliance CAMACOP MPOC Member

Isidro Albellar ZAHRAD Chairman MPOC Member

Felipe Sanlao Manoy Association MPOC Member

Prescilla B. Marquiala CSO/Tribal Leaders/IP MPOC Member

All Punong Barangays MPOC Member

The newly reconstituted Municipal Peace and Order Council shall have the following duties and
functions:
1. Provide a forum for dialogue and deliberation of major issues and problems affecting
peace and order including insurgency.

2. Recommend measures which shall improve or enhance peace and order and public
safety in the municipality.

3. Initiate and/or oversee the convergence and orchestration of the implementation of the
Peace and Order and Public Safety Plan.

4. Perform all other functions assigned by law.

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Table F.1: Collaboration Matrix

Organization/
Responsibilit LGU PNP PHIL. DILG RHU INTERFAITH BLGU DEPED
y ARMY

Allocation of Provide Clinical Moral recovery for Implementation of Modular

budget and support for assessment and surrenderers laws and education for
LGU
Implementation conducting interventions to ordinances surrenderers
of PPAs in POPS special surrenderers
Plan operations
Ensure the safety Conduct of Internal Regular brgy. Conduct
of the community Security visitation symposium to
PNP Anti-Illegal
Operation schools
Drug
Involvement in
Operations brgy. activities
Internal Security Strong linkage ISO
Operation
PHIL. ARMY
Provide technical Strengthen linkage Provide technical
assistance in the and partnership assistance in the
DILG
implementation with the LGU organization of
of the MASA- MMT.
MASID Program Monitor the
functionality of the
BPOC and BADAC
Facilitate the Implementation of Provide health
implementation the CBRP and medical
RHU
of the CBRP services

Strong linkage Moral Recovery

and partnership programs
INTERFAITH
Implementation Report to PNP Compliance to Assist in the
of laws and any incidence directives conduct of MRP
BLGU
ordinances or anomalous
activities in the
AOR
Facilitate the Implementation Implementation Conduct
implementation of the CBRP of the CBRP awareness /
DepEd
of the CBRP symposium to
schools
TABLE G.2 - Annual Implementation Plan (2017)

PPSAs Implementi Schedule of Expected Funding

Funding Requirements
ng Office Implementation Outputs Source
PS MOOE CO TOTAL

Started Completed
PEACE AND ORDER

a. Crime and Disorder

a.1 Illegal Drugs

Conduct Buy Bust Operation, PNP-San January December Successful conduct CF 40,000 40,000
Search Warrant, Lambat Miguel 2017 2017 of operation
Sibat Operation, Project
Double Barrel, Case Build-Up
MADAC/MPOC Meeting LCE January December Issues discussed POP 25,000 25,000
PNP 2017 2017 and deliberated

Monitor BADAC Activities

POP 15,000 15,000
Organize and Orient MASA PNP and January December MMT and CRN POP 25,000 25,000
MASDID Team Community DILG 2017 2017 organized and
Rehabilitation Network in 18 oriented in 18
Brgys brgys

Conduct yearly symposium MADAC January December Communities GF 50,000 50,000

to schools and 18 Brgys. 2017 2017 aware on the ill-
effects of illegal
drugs

39
 PPSAs Implementi Schedule of Expected Funding
Funding Requirements
ng Office Implementation Outputs Source
PS MOOE CO TOTAL

Started Completed
PEACE AND ORDER

Conduct Tanod/CVO/ BPATs PNP January March 2017 Enhanced skills POP 30,000 30,000
Training 2017 and capacities of
Tanod/ BPATs and
CVOs
Brgy. visitation/ Pulong- PNP January December Information POP 30,000 30,000
pulong activities 2017 2017 gathering and
monitoring
intensified
Community-Based MMT/CRN January December Phases for CBRP GF 150,000 200,000
Rehabilitation Program for 2017 2017 successfully
conducted
drug surrenderees
Faith-based
-Moral recovery / Spiritual
organization
counseling MSWDO
-Sports and development
program DepEd
-Seminars/ lectures
MHO
-Medical examination
-Drug testing MSWDO/MA
Provided
MSWDO
-Livelihood program Provided POP 100,000 100,000

-TESDA skills training GF 100,000 100,000

40
 PPSAs Implementi Schedule of Expected Funding
Funding Requirements
ng Office Implementation Outputs Source
PS MOOE CO TOTAL

Started Completed
PEACE AND ORDER

a.2 Index and Non-Index Crime

Conduct intelligence PNP San January December Police officers CF 20,000 20,000
monitoring Miguel 2017 2017 conducted beat
patrol, foot patrol
and mobile patrol
Police visibility POP 25,000 25,000
January December
Conduct mobile patrol 2017 2017 POP 30,000 30,000
Assistance Center
January December established POP 150,000 150,000
2017 2017
Establishment of Police
Assistance Center

Conduct Lupon MLGOO January December Assessment POP 20,000 20,000

Tagapamayapa Assessment 2017 2019 conducted

January December Seminars attended

MLGOO POP 30,000 30,000
2017 2019
Training & Seminars

Brgy. MLGOO / January December Information POP 20,000 20,000

PNP 2017 2017 gathering and
Visitation/symposium /brgy.
monitoring

41
Pulong-pulong intensified

PPSAs Implementi Schedule of Expected Funding

Funding Requirements
ng Office Implementation Outputs Source
PS MOOE CO TOTAL

Started Completed
PEACE AND ORDER

a.3 VAWC

Conduct pulong-pulong PNP-WCPD January December RA 9262 and GAD 20,000 20,000
activity on women 2017 2017 RA7610
disseminated
Symposium on RA9262 and GFPS
RA7610 and other related January December GAD 25,000 25,000
laws concerning women and 2017 2017
children

Provide medical, livelihood LGU January December Women aware of GAD 100,000 100,000
and educational support to 2017 2017 their rights and
their privileges
women especially those in
marginalized sector

42
 PPSAs Implementi Schedule of Expected Funding
Funding Requirements
ng Office Implementation Outputs Source
PS MOOE CO TOTAL

Started Completed
PEACE AND ORDER

b. Conflict

b.1 Crime and Disorder

Coordinate with PPSC for PNP – San January December Coordinated with CF 40,000 40,000
Internal Security Operation Miguel 2017 2017 PPSC for ISO

Forge strong link with

Philippine Army such as but Link with AFP
not limited to security strengthened
planning, call in time if
sightings and attendance to
MPOC

-Construction of Farm to LCE January December Easy access to 20% Devt 1.5M 1,500,000
Market Roads 2017 2017 FMR Fund
PUBLIC SAFETY
c.1 Road Vehicle and Safety
Provide street lighting/ LCE January December Well-lighted POP 250,000 250,000

43
Illumination project to 2017 2017 streets
strategic location

PPSAs Implementi Schedule of Expected Funding

Funding Requirements
ng Office Implementation Outputs Source
PS MOOE CO TOTAL

Started Completed
Rehabilitate roads with poor ME January December Road rehabilitated 20% Devt 1.5 M 1.5M
condition 2017 2017 Fund

Installation of CCTV LCE January December CCTV installed POP 230,000 230,000
2017 2017

Maintenance of PNP vehicle LCE January December Repaired and POP 120,000 120,000
2017 2017 maintained

c.2 Disaster Risk and Vulnerability

-IEC on Listong Pamilyang MLGOO/MDR January December Information DRRM 30,000 30,000
Pilipino in 18 brgys RMO 2017 2017 successfully Fund
disseminated

Conduct drills to the MDRRMO January December Drills conducted DRRM 30,000 30,000
community level 2017 2017 Fund

Construction of line canals ME January December Constructed DRRM 750,000 750,000

2017 2017 Fund
Organize ICS Team MDRRMO January December Organized DRRM 5,000 5,000
2017 2017 Fund
ICS Training MDRRMO Conducted
80,000 80,000

44
LCCAP Training MDRRMO January December Plans formulated
2017 2017 20,000 20,000
PPSAs Implementi Schedule of Expected Funding
Funding Requirements
ng Office Implementation Outputs Source
PS MOOE CO TOTAL

Started Completed
Contingency Planning MDRRMO January December Conducted
DRRM 20,000 20,000
2017 2017
Fund
Trainings and Seminars January December Conducted
MDRRMO 2017 2017 DRRM 65,000
65,000
Fund

Purchase and prepare the January December Hardware and

needed hardware and 2017 2017 supplies 100% 130,878.
MDRRMO DRRM 12 130,878.12
supplies (Ropes, spineboard, available
digging device, googles and Fund
work gloves)

MDRRMC Meeting LCE January December Minutes of DRRM 20,000 20,000

2017 2017 Meeting Fund

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TABLE G.2 - Annual Implementation Plan (2018)

PPSAs Implementi Schedule of Expected Funding

Funding Requirements
ng Office Implementation Outputs Source
PS MOOE CO TOTAL

Started Completed
PEACE AND ORDER

a. Crime and Disorder

a.1 Illegal Drugs

Conduct Buy Bust Operation, PNP-San January December Successful conduct CF 40,000 40,000
Search Warrant, Lambat Miguel 2018 2018 of operation
Sibat Operation, Project
Double Barrel, Case Build-Up
MADAC/MPOC Meeting LCE January December Issues discussed POP 25,000 25,000
PNP 2018 2018 and deliberated

Monitor BADAC Activities

POP 15,000 15,000
Organize and Orient MASA PNP and January December MMT and CRN POP 25,000 25,000
MASDID Team Community DILG 2018 2018 organized and
Rehabilitation Network in 18 oriented in 18
Brgys brgys

Conduct yearly symposium MADAC January December Communities GF 50,000 50,000

to schools and 18 Brgys. 2018 2018 aware on the ill-

46
 effects of illegal
drugs

PPSAs Implementi Schedule of Expected Funding

Funding Requirements
ng Office Implementation Outputs Source
PS MOOE CO TOTAL

Started Completed
PEACE AND ORDER

Conduct Tanod/CVO/ BPATs PNP January December Enhanced skills POP 30,000 30,000
Training 2018 2018 and capacities of
Tanod/ BPATs and
CVOs
Brgy. visitation/ Pulong- PNP January December Information POP 30,000 30,000
pulong activities 2018 2018 gathering and
monitoring
intensified
Community-Based MMT/CRN January December Phases for CBRP GF 150,000 150,000
Rehabilitation Program for 2018 2018 successfully
conducted
drug surrenderees
Faith-based
-Moral recovery / Spiritual
organization
counseling MSWDO
-Sports and development
program DepEd
-Seminars/ lectures
MHO
-Medical examination
-Drug testing MSWDO/MA

47
 MSWDO Provided
-Livelihood program POP 100,000 100,000
Provided

-TESDA skills training GF 100,000 100,000

PPSAs Implementi Schedule of Expected Funding
Funding Requirements
ng Office Implementation Outputs Source
PS MOOE CO TOTAL

Started Completed
PEACE AND ORDER

a.2 Index and Non-Index Crime

Conduct intelligence PNP San January December Police officers CF 20,000 20,000
monitoring Miguel 2018 2018 conducted beat
patrol, foot patrol
and mobile patrol

Police visibility January December POP 25,000 25,000

2018 2018

Conduct mobile patrol POP 30,000 30,000

Conduct Lupon MLGOO January December Assessment POP 20,000 20,000

Tagapamayapa Assessment 2018 2018 conducted

January December Trainings provided

Conduct training/Seminar on MLGOO 2018 2018 POP 30,000 30,000
Katarungang Pambarangay

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Training & Seminars Seminars attended POP 30,000 30,000

Brgy. MLGOO / January December Information POP 20,000 20,000

PNP 2018 2018 gathering and
Visitation/symposium /brgy.
monitoring
Pulong-pulong intensified

PPSAs Implementi Schedule of Expected Funding

Funding Requirements
ng Office Implementation Outputs Source
PS MOOE CO TOTAL

Started Completed
PEACE AND ORDER

a.3 VAWC

Conduct pulong-pulong PNP-WCPD January December RA 9262 and GAD 20,000 20,000
activity on women 2018 2018 RA7610
disseminated
Symposium on RA9262 and GFPS
RA7610 and other related January December GAD 25,000 25,000
laws concerning women and 2018 2018
children

Provide medical, livelihood LGU January December Women aware of GAD 100,000 100,000
and educational support to 2018 2018 their rights and
their privileges
women especially those in
marginalized sector

49
Construction of facility for LCE January December Women’s facility GAD 300,000 300,000
women and children 2018 2018 constructed

PPSAs Implementi Schedule of Expected Funding

Funding Requirements
ng Office Implementation Outputs Source
PS MOOE CO TOTAL

Started Completed
PEACE AND ORDER

b. Conflict

b.1 Crime and Disorder

Coordinate with PPSC for PNP – San January December Coordinated with CF 40,000 40,000
Internal Security Operation Miguel 2018 2018 PPSC for ISO

Forge strong link with

Philippine Army such as but Link with AFP
not limited to security strengthened
planning, call in time if
sightings and attendance to
MPOC

50
-Construction of Farm to LCE January December Easy access to 20% Devt 1.5M 1,500,000
Market Roads 2018 2018 FMR Fund

PUBLIC SAFETY
c.1 Road Vehicle and Safety
Provide street lighting/ LCE January December Well-lighted POP 400,000 400,000
Illumination project to 2018 2018 streets
strategic location

PPSAs Implementi Schedule of Expected Funding

Funding Requirements
ng Office Implementation Outputs Source
PS MOOE CO TOTAL

Started Completed
Rehabilitate roads with poor ME January December Road rehabilitated 20% Devt 1.5 M 1.5M
condition 2018 2018 Fund

Maintenance of PNP vehicle LCE January December Repaired and POP 120,000 120,000
2018 2018 maintained

c.2 Disaster Risk and Vulnerability

-IEC on Listong Pamilyang MLGOO/MDR January December Information DRRM 30,000 30,000
Pilipino in 18 brgys RMO 2018 2018 successfully Fund
disseminated

Conduct drills to the MDRRMO January December Drills conducted DRRM 30,000 30,000
community level 2018 2018 Fund

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Construction of line canals ME January December Constructed DRRM 250,000 250,000
2018 2018 Fund
Organize ICS Team MDRRMO January December Organized DRRM 5,000 5,000
2018 2018 Fund
ICS Training MDRRMO Conducted
January December 80,000 80,000
MDRRMO 2018 2018 Plans formulated
LCCAP Training
50,000 50,000
PPSAs Implementi Schedule of Expected Funding
Funding Requirements
ng Office Implementation Outputs Source
PS MOOE CO TOTAL

Started Completed
Contingency Planning MDRRMO January December Conducted
DRRM 20,000 20,000
2018 2018
Fund
January December Conducted
MDRRMO 2018 2018 DRRM
Trainings and Seminars 65,000
65,000
Fund

January December Hardware and

Purchase and prepare the 2018 2018 supplies 100% 200,000
MDRRMO DRRM 200,000
needed hardware and available
supplies (Ropes, spineboard, Fund
digging device, googles and
work gloves)

52
MDRRMC Meeting LCE January December Minutes of DRRM 20,000 20,000
2018 2018 Meeting Fund

TABLE G.2 - Annual Implementation Plan (2019)

PPSAs Implementi Schedule of Expected Funding

Funding Requirements
ng Office Implementation Outputs Source
PS MOOE CO TOTAL

Started Completed
PEACE AND ORDER

a. Crime and Disorder

a.1 Illegal Drugs

Conduct Buy Bust Operation, PNP-San January December Successful conduct CF 40,000 40,000
Search Warrant, Lambat Miguel 2019 2019 of operation
Sibat Operation, Project
Double Barrel, Case Build-Up
MADAC/MPOC Meeting LCE January December Issues discussed POP 25,000 25,000
PNP 2019 2019 and deliberated

53
Monitor BADAC Activities POP 15,000 15,000
Organize and Orient MASA PNP and January December MMT and CRN POP 25,000 25,000
MASDID Team Community DILG 2019 2019 organized and
Rehabilitation Network in 18 oriented in 18
Brgys brgys

Conduct yearly symposium MADAC January December Communities GF 50,000 50,000

to schools and 18 Brgys. 2019 2019 aware on the ill-
effects of illegal
drugs

PPSAs Implementi Schedule of Expected Funding

Funding Requirements
ng Office Implementation Outputs Source
PS MOOE CO TOTAL

Started Completed
PEACE AND ORDER

Conduct Tanod/CVO/ BPATs PNP January December Enhanced skills POP 30,000 30,000
Training 2019 2019 and capacities of
Tanod/ BPATs and
CVOs
Brgy. visitation/ Pulong- PNP January December Information POP 30,000 30,000
pulong activities 2019 2019 gathering and
monitoring
intensified
Community-Based MMT/CRN January December Phases for CBRP GF 150,000 150,000
Rehabilitation Program for 2019 2019 successfully
conducted
drug surrenderees

54
-Moral recovery / Spiritual Faith-based
counseling organization
MSWDO
-Sports and development
program
DepEd
-Seminars/ lectures
-Medical examination MHO
-Drug testing
MSWDO/MA Provided

-Livelihood program MSWDO Provided POP 100,000 100,000

-TESDA skills training GF 100,000 100,000

PPSAs Implementi Schedule of Expected Funding
Funding Requirements
ng Office Implementation Outputs Source
PS MOOE CO TOTAL

Started Completed
PEACE AND ORDER

a.2 Index and Non-Index Crime

Conduct intelligence PNP San January December Police officers CF 20,000 20,000
monitoring Miguel 2019 2019 conducted beat
patrol, foot patrol
and mobile patrol

Police visibility January December POP 25,000 25,000

2019 2019

Conduct mobile patrol POP 30,000 30,000

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Conduct Lupon MLGOO January December Assessment POP 20,000 20,000
Tagapamayapa Assessment 2019 2019 conducted

January December Trainings provided

Conduct training/Seminar on MLGOO 2019 2019 POP 30,000 30,000
Katarungang Pambarangay
Seminars attended
Training & Seminars POP 30,000 30,000

Brgy. MLGOO / January December Information POP 20,000 20,000

PNP 2019 2019 gathering and
Visitation/symposium /brgy.
monitoring
Pulong-pulong intensified

PPSAs Implementi Schedule of Expected Funding

Funding Requirements
ng Office Implementation Outputs Source
PS MOOE CO TOTAL

Started Completed
PEACE AND ORDER

a.3 VAWC

Conduct pulong-pulong PNP-WCPD January December RA 9262 and GAD 20,000 20,000
activity on women 2019 2019 RA7610
disseminated
Symposium on RA9262 and GFPS
RA7610 and other related January December GAD 25,000 25,000
laws concerning women and

56
children 2019 2019

Provide medical, livelihood LGU January December Women aware of GAD 100,000 100,000
and educational support to 2019 2019 their rights and
their privileges
women especially those in
marginalized sector

Construction of facility for LCE January December Women’s facility GAD 200,000 200,000
women and children 2019 2019 constructed

PPSAs Implementi Schedule of Expected Funding

Funding Requirements
ng Office Implementation Outputs Source
PS MOOE CO TOTAL

Started Completed
PEACE AND ORDER

b. Conflict

b.1 Crime and Disorder

Coordinate with PPSC for PNP – San January December Coordinated with CF 40,000 40,000
Internal Security Operation Miguel 2019 2019 PPSC for ISO

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Forge strong link with Link with AFP
Philippine Army such as but strengthened
not limited to security
planning, call in time if
sightings and attendance to
MPOC

-Construction of Farm to LCE January December Easy access to 20% Devt 1.5M 1,500,000
Market Roads 2019 2019 FMR Fund

PUBLIC SAFETY
c.1 Road Vehicle and Safety
Provide street lighting/ LCE January December Well-lighted POP 400,000 400,000
Illumination project to 2019 2019 streets
strategic location

PPSAs Implementi Schedule of Expected Funding

Funding Requirements
ng Office Implementation Outputs Source
PS MOOE CO TOTAL

Started Completed
Rehabilitate roads with poor ME January December Road rehabilitated 20% Devt 1.5 M 1.5M
condition 2019 2019 Fund

Maintenance of PNP vehicle LCE January December Repaired and POP 120,000 120,000
2019 2019 maintained

58
c.2 Disaster Risk and Vulnerability
-IEC on Listong Pamilyang MLGOO/MDR January December Information DRRM 30,000 30,000
Pilipino in 18 brgys RMO 2019 2019 successfully Fund
disseminated

Conduct drills to the MDRRMO January December Drills conducted DRRM 50,000 30,000
community level 2019 2019 Fund

Construction of line canals ME January December Constructed DRRM 250,000 250,000

2019 2019 Fund
Organize ICS Team MDRRMO January December Organized DRRM 5,000 5,000
2019 2019 Fund
ICS Training MDRRMO Conducted
January December 80,000 80,000
MDRRMO 2019 2019 Plans formulated
LCCAP Training
50,000 50,000
PPSAs Implementi Schedule of Expected Funding
Funding Requirements
ng Office Implementation Outputs Source
PS MOOE CO TOTAL

Started Completed
Contingency Planning MDRRMO January December Conducted
DRRM 20,000 20,000
2018 2018
Fund
January December Conducted
MDRRMO 2018 2018 DRRM
Trainings and Seminars 70,000
70,000
Fund

Hardware and

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Purchase and prepare the January December supplies 100%
DRRM 200,000
needed hardware and 2018 2018 available
supplies (Ropes, spineboard, MDRRMO Fund
200,000
digging device, googles and
work gloves)

Purchase of disaster vehicle MDRRMO January December Operational and DRRM 500,000 500,000
for emergency use 2019 2019 made available Fund
during disasters
MDRRMC Meeting LCE January December Minutes of DRRM 20,000 20,000
2018 2018 Meeting Fund

G. POPS Plan Monitoring and Evaluation and Reporting

Table G: Indicator Profile

Objective Indicator Definition Source Frequency of Data

Data Collection In-Charge
Eradicate illegal drug Percentage of users and Drawn from PNPs drug PNP Quarterly
pushers and users pushers removed from the watch list
‘watch list’ of PNP

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 Percentage of barangays Drawn from PNPs list of PNP Quarterly
‘cleared’ of drugs cleared barangays
Reduce index and non Percentage of crime Drawn from PNP list of PNP Monthly
index crime incident index and non-index
crime
Eliminate the risk of Reduce possibilities of Drawn from AFP list AFP Quarterly
insurgency insurgency
To maintain zero-based Level of awareness and Drawn from MDRRMO’s MDRRMO Annually Antonio Poligrates
casualty on the strike of preparedness of the Report MDRRMO
natural disasters community

Disaster resilient
community

Effectiveness of disaster Drawn from MDRRMO’s MDRRMO Annually Antonio Poligrates

response Report MDRRMO
To end violence against No. of cases referred to Drawn from PNP and PNP-WCPD Quarterly
women and children PNP and LSWDO MSWDO’s report on MSWDO
VAWC
To have a safer roads Reduce number of road Drawn from PNP list of PNP Monthly
and highways for accidents vehicular accidents
travelers

J. POPS Plan Summary

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 POPS Objective Indicator Baseline Target by Strategies PPSAs Expected Office(r)
Challenges/Is 2019 Outputs Primarily Funding Requirements
sues Responsible

Source Year 1 Year 2 Year 3

PEACE AND
ORDER
Crime and Disorder
Violation of Eradicate Percentage of 100% of users -Strengthen law Conduct Buy Successful LCE CF 40,000 40,000 40,000 12
RA 9165 illegal drug users and and pushers Bust Operation, conduct of
enforcement
users and removed Search Warrant, operation
pushers
pushers from ‘watch
removed from Lambat Sibat
list’
the ‘watch list’ Operation,
Project Double
of PNP
Barrel, Case
Build-Up

Percentage of 100% of -Strengthen MADAC Meeting Issues discussed LCE POP 25,000 25,000 25,000 75
barangays barangays M/BADAC and secure and deliberated
‘cleared’ of Monitor BADAC LCE/PNP
‘cleared’ of commitments from Activities
drugs 15,000 15,000 15,000 45
drugs members
POP
-Intensify MASA Organize and MMT organized LCE, PNP POP 25,000 25,000 25,000 75
MASID program Orient MASA and oriented in and DILG
MASDID Team in 18 brgys
18 Brgys

Organize
Community CRN organized
Rehabilitation
Network

-Raise awareness on Conduct yearly Communities LCE/MADAC GF 50,000 50,000 50,000 15

Anti-illegal drugs symposium to aware on the ill-
schools and 18 effects of illegal
campaign
Brgys. drugs

-Revitalize force Conduct Enhanced skills PNP POP 30,000 30,000 30,000 90
multipliers Tanod/CVO/ and capacities
BPATs Training of Tanod/ BPATs

62
 and CVOs

-Strengthen Brgy. Brgy. visitation/ Information PNP POP 30,000 30,000 30,000 90
Intelligence Pulong-pulong gathering and
activities monitoring
Networking
intensified

-Provide Community -Provide Moral Phases for CBRP LCE/Faith- GF 150,000 150,000 150,000 45
Based Rehabilitation recovery / successfully based
conducted organization
Program for drug Spiritual
surrenderees counseling

-Conduct sports MSWDO

and
development
program DepEd
-Seminars/
MHO
lectures
-Medical MHO
examination LCE 100,000 100,000 100,000 30
-Drug testing MSWDO/MA

-Provide LCE/ 100,000 100,000 100,000 30

livelihood MSWDO POP
program
-Provide TESDA GF
skills training
Prevalence Reduce index Percentage of Sustain peace -Build capacity for Conduct Lupon Assessment LCE/MLGOO POP 20,000 20,000 20,000 60
of index and and non index conflict resolution Tagapamayapa conductED
crime incident & order
non-index crime situation Assessment
crime
Conduct Trainings LCE/MLGOO POP - 30,000 30,000 60
training/Seminar provided
on Katarungang
Pambarangay

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 Trainings and Trainings and LGU POP 30,000 30,000 30,000 90
Seminars seminars
attended

-Strengthen law Conduct Police officers LCE/PNP San CF 20,000 20,000 20,000 60
enforcement intelligence conducted beat Miguel
patrol and
monitoring
mobile patrol

Police visibility POP 25,000 25,000 25,000 75

Conduct mobile POP 30,000 30,000 30,000 90

patrol

Establishment of Assistance LGU POP 150,000 - - 15

Police center
established
Assistance
Center

-Strengthen and - Brgy. Information MLGOO / POP 20,000 20,000 20,000 60

revitalize force Visitation/sympo gathering and PNP
multipliers monitoring
sium /brgy.
intensified
Pulong-pulong
Violation of To end No. of cases Zero-based -Intensify Information Conduct pulong- RA 9262 and PNP-WCPD GAD 20,000 20,000 20,000 60
RA 9262, violence and referred to VAWC case drive on RA9262 and pulong activity RA7610
disseminated
RA7610, discrimination PNP and RA 7610 on women
Rape and against women LSWDO
Acts of and children
lasciviousnes
s
Symposium on Women aware GFPS GAD 25,000 25,000 25,000 75
RA9262 and of their rights
and privileges
RA7610 and
other related

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 laws concerning
women and
children

Empower Women Provide medical, Women aware LGU GAD 100,000 100,000 100,000 30
livelihood and of their rights
and their
educational
privileges
support to
women
especially those
in marginalized
sector

Protect women and Construction of Women’s facility ME GAD 300,000 200,000 50

children from any facility for constructed

form of abuses women and

children

Conflict
Presence of Eliminate the Reduce Negative Tap other external Coordinate with Coordinated PNP – San CF 40,000 40,000 40,000 12
threats risk of possibilities of insurgenc forces for Internal PPSC for with PPSC for Miguel
group / ISO
insurgency insurgency y Security Operations Internal Security
Local
Communist Operation
Movement
(LCM) Forge strong Link with AFP
link with strengthened

Philippine Army
such as but not
limited to
security
planning, call in

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 time if sightings
and attendance
to MPOC

-Provide access to -Construction of Easy access to LCE 20% 1.5M 1.5M 1.5M 4.
Farm to Market road Farm to Market FMR Devt.
Fund
Roads
PUBLIC
SAFETY
Road and Vehicle Safety
Vehicular To have a safer Reduce Significant -Allocate budget for Provide street Well-lighted LCE POP 250,000 400,000 400,000 1.0
accidents roads and number of decrease of street lightning and lightning/Illumin streets 0
highways for road accidents road accident road improvement ation project to
travelers by 50% strategic
location

Installation of CCTV LCE POP 230,000 - - 23

CCTV Operational

Maintenance of Repaired and LCE POP 120,000 120,000 120,000 36

PNP vehicle maintained

Rehabilitate Roads LCE 20% 1.5M 1.5M 1.5M 4.

roads with poor rehabilitated Devt
Fund
condition

Emergency/Crisis Management and Fire Safety

Disaster risk To maintain -Level of -Increase -Information -IEC on Listong Information MLGOO DRRM 30,000 30,000 30,000 90
and awareness and community Pamilyang successfully F
zero-based dissemination on
vulnerability preparedness disseminated
casualty on the awareness disaster awareness to Pilipino in 18
of the
community and brgys
strike of the community level
preparedness
natural
to 90%
disasters

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 Conduct drills to Drills conducted MDRRMO DRRM 30,000 30,000 50,000 110
the community F
level

-Increase Improve drainage and Construction of Constructed LCE DRRM 750,000 250,000 250,000 1,2
community F 0
irrigation system line canals
resilience to
floods by 90%

-Effectiveness -100% -Strengthen the Organize ICS Organized ICS MDRRMO DRRM 5,000 5,000 5,000 15
of disaster Enhance capacity of DRRMC Team F
response functionality
and First Respond
and
operational ICS Training Conducted MDRRMO DRRM 80,000 80,000 80,000 24
capability of F
responders
LCCAP training Conducted MDRRMO DRRM 20,000 50,000 50,000 12
F

Contingency Contingency MDRRMO DRRM 20,000 20,000 20,000 60

Planning plans F
formulated

Training and Conducted MDRRMO DRRM 65,000 65,000 70,000 20

seminars F

100% of Purchase and Hardware and MDRRMO DRRM 130,878. 200,000 200,000 53
hardware and prepare the supplies 100% F 12 12
supplies are available
needed
purchased
and made hardware and
available for supplies (Ropes,
disaster spineboard,
response
digging device,
action
googles and
work gloves)

Purchase of Operational and MDRRMO DRRM - - 500,000 50

disaster vehicle made available

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 for emergency during disasters F
use

Strengthen MDRRMC Minutes of LCE DRRM 20,000 20,000 20,000 60

meeting F
linkage/partnership Meeting
with business sectors,
NGOS/Pos and other
volunteer groups to
augment during
response action

Note: The POPS Plan Summary serves as the input to the Local Development Investment Program (LDIP)

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