ANNUAL REPORT 20 20 MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT. OFGUIGUINTO CRY MY AILE TRIP as cu} into, Bulacan | www.guiguinto.gov.phme-uopa amo) ie) O N vi 13 N vi Ss Message from the Municipal Mayor Vision, Mission, Quality Policy Municipality of Guiguinto Municipal Government of Guiguinto COVID-19 Response Kabuhayan Katahimikan at Kaayusan Kalinisan at Kapaligiran Kalusugan Karunungan Kabataan at Kalinangan Kaunlaran Sangguniang Bayan Executive Orders Future Developments Barangay 2020 Financial Statements 2020 Awards and Recognitions 01 02 03 04 06 10 13, 17 20 24 27 30 45 47 57 58 60 61Inyo pong nasaksihan ang mga kwento ng pagsubok, pag-agapay, at tagumpay sa Bayan ng Guiguinto. Hindi po biro ang dinanas nating lahat sa taong 2020. Sinubok nito ang ating kahandaan, katatagan, at pananampalataya. Ngunit hindi tayo nagpadaig sa sunud-sunod na hamon ng buhay. ‘Ayon nga sa isang awitin, “Pinaluhod tayo sa isang hagupit, niragasa, sinalanta, pinaluha. Ngunit hindi tayo susuko! Lulusong tayo’t magtatagumpay!” Kami sa Pamahalaang Bayan ay naka-agapay sa bawat Guiguintefio sa lahat ng panahon Patuloy naming ihahatid ang mga programang magdudulot ng positivong pagbabago sa ating komunidad at sa buhay ng bawat Guiguintefio. Isang mas matatag, payapa, at maunlad na Bayan ng Guiguinto ang patuloy nating isusulong sa mga darating na panahon. Kung kayo ay humanga sa mga naganap na pagbabago sa ating bayan, mas higit pa ang inyong mamamasdan sa mga darating na panahon. The best is yet to come! Basta Magaling, sa Guiguinto Nanggaling! ape bre ny Lane, ‘osio C. Cruz, Jr. Punong Bayan ¥ 44 Vm _ ~~ a AVISION The Garden Capital of the Philippines serving as the business gateway to the North and providing its empowered citizenry a diversified economy, well-planned and safe environment managed by a responsive and transparent local government unit under the guidance of the Almighty. MISSION Sustain economic growth; Improve access to quality basic social services; Promote a community resilient to disaster and adaptive to climate change; Maintain adequate infrastructure, clean and safe environment; and Continue the culture of excellence in local governance. QUALITY POLICY We are committed to good governance to make the Municipality of Guiguinto a livable place and the “Garden Capital of the Philippines”. We shall provide our constituents and stakeholders with services characterized by transparency, accountability, and efficiency through __ effective implementation of our Quality Management System compliant with the requirements of the standard, as well as with relevant statutory and regulatory requirements.MUNICIPALITY OF GUIGUINTO The name “Guiguinto” literally translates to ‘Gold’. The early conquistadores went to this own on a st season when it lushes in golden rice stalks against the sun. Through the pages of history, Guiguinto gave justice to its, name for it proved to be of great political worth abounding in agricultural riches and of its strategic import since the times of the in the ncomiend 0's the Municipality of Guiguinto was one of he territorial classification of the Spaniards known as the “Encomienda” referring to the parcelization of land for taxation purposes. Known by its ancient name “Ma-yi", the Province of Bulacan is believed to have been settled long before the Spanish Explorer came he lippines. These settlements were organize by the Spaniards into early towns callec including the town of Guiguinto, which was founded in 1641 In 1903, the 25 municipalities of Bulacan were reduced to 13. With this consolidation, Guiguinto bec. the Municipality of Bulacar ince then, several other divisions anc Modifications have been done on the territorial me part boun towns in the Province of Bulacan. jowever, of cember 1914, Governor al Franc n Harrison issued Order jjecutiva No. 126 (Executive Order No. 126) separating Guiguinto from the Municipality of Bulacan, Bulacan. lence, on January 1, 1915 Guiguinto st be recognized as an independent municipality with Antonio Figueroa as its first "Municipal ident’. The town’s population was the about 4,000. ried to CTT 7 Me Ue Co Region Ill Central Luzon. ire Eien) Congressional ec rnc on DCEO Cu uae cS Peer! oes er BS rnc 61 Poe uc es 2015 Male Population: Pe es yar Peat etc Piste Ea Beg Eee Den APT g re Urban/Rural Classification: odMUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT OF GUIGUINTO PERSONNEL COMPLEMENT In 2020, about 452 municipal employees and 509 municipal volunteers have worked together to persistently serve with utmost responsibility, integrity, competence and loyalty. Security Elected 7%" 3% Professional 15% Suppory 28% Managerial 0% Technical 7% Administrative 36% Trafic Enforcors 2% aw oo-volunteers 10% 14% aTec Barangay Tanod pe 7k Warriors 7% 7K Purok Leaders 17% 04 inicipal Employees Elected 12 Professional 70 Managerial 26 Technical 34 Administrative 161 Support 119 Security 30 in 0 aia 239 aa 213 Volunteers Barangay Health Worker (BHW) 108 Barangay Training & Employment 33 Coordinator (BTEC) Mother Leader (ML) 137 Lingkod Lingap sa Nayon (LLN) 19 Lingkod Barangay (LB) 23 7K Warriors 70 7K Purok Leaders 178 Barangay Tanod 317 Eco-volunteers 151 Traffic Enforcers 26 © 0 aim 509 0m 436LOGISTICS About 69 serviceable vehicles are accessible for effective operations and efficient public service delivery, 07 Gabage Trucks 07 14 ©OO9 iia cm ns oat 12. 05 Heavy Equipment Municipal Ambulance Barangay Ambulance SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT Various Information Technology Systems were continuously being developed to achieve transformative e-Governance. Cocca 3 B G, Get Traced Guiguinto Contact Tracing App (https://gettraced.guiguinto.gov.ph) All Guiguintefios, business establishments, and authorized persons outside residence visiting Guiguinto are required to use Get Traced App that automates contactless and digital contact tracing through QR Code scanning. The “No QR Code, No Entry” Policy in all establishments is being implemented as part of COVID-19 prevention and control. Guiguinto Market Place (https://ecommerce.guiguinto.gov.ph) Guiguinto Online Marketplace was established to promote local products and support small businesses. Eventually, it helps to prevent COVID-19 transmission by lessening the number of shoppers in physical stores and markets. Public Document Tracker (https:/tracker. guiguinto. gov.ph) Document Tracking System GSO Trip and Fuel Monitoring System GSO Inventory SystemCOVID-19 RESPONSE KAYA NATIN ‘TO GUIGUINTO In mid-March, the country was placed under State of Public Health Emergency due to the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic. The Municipality of Guiguinto formulated the Kaya Natin ‘to Guiguinto Program which encompasses the following sub-programs: a. Alalay Sa Pamilyang Guiguintefio Food Pack About 161,200 packs of relief goods were distributed to 34,000 households during the Enhanced and Modified Enhanced Community Quarantine periods. The Municipality of Guiguinto was able to carry out six waves of relief operations. NO.OF WAVE INCLUSIONS, PACKS DISTRIBUTED Tal___ Sigs. of Rice with Grocony 0,000 2nd 5kgs. of Rice with Grocery 73,000 3rd) 10kgs. of Rice with Grocery "34,000 ‘4th | Live Chicken 34,000 “kgs. of Rice wih Live Ohickon and Sth _| Processed Meat canes Tokgs. of Rice wih Dressed Chicken 6th _| and Processed Meat anes Beka. of ce wit Groores for ea TOTAL 164,200 b. Pag may itinanim, may aanihin More than 800 packs of assorted vegetable seeds were distributed to households allowing them to have their own edible garden. c. Talipapa sa Barangay During Community Quarantine, movements across most areas were restricted. Barangay-based wet markets were placed in strategic locations around Barangay Cutcut, Daungan, llang-llang, Priti, Pulonggubat, Sta. Cruz, and Tiaong to address requirements for fresh and frozen food products. 4d. Guiguinto Online Palengke (GOP) ‘A Facebook Group was created for buyers and sellers in Guiguinto with accredited riders for the deliveries of the items ordered via GOP Platform. e. Coronavirus Busters Municipal first responders are roaming around Guiguinto for public places disinfection. f. Bantay COVID-19 The Municipal Health Workers are closely monitoring the current status of COVID-19 cases and ensure prompt response to possible COVID-19 cases g. Aid for COVID Frontliners The Municipal Government of Guiguinto looks after its COVID-19 Frontliners by providing them with necessities like personal protective equipment and food supplements among other necessities. h. Basket of Care/Care Bag for COVID-19 Confirmed Cases 565 Baskets of Care/Care Bags were distributed to COVID-19 infected Guiguintefios which includes healthy products that can help them in their fast recovery.AYA NATIN ‘TO, [GU GUINTOTRACING, TESTING, TREATMENT, ISOLATION, AND PREVENTION TRACING Get Traced App The “No QR Code, No Entry” Policy in all establishments in the Municipality took effect on 16 December 2020, through Executive Order No. 50 Series of 2020, for the purpose of a more comprehensive contact tracing, whereas Get Traced App was developed as its official mobile application. Aside from that, Municipal Contact Tracing Team of the Municipality of Guiguinto was created. TESTING Molecular Joni Villanueva Laboratory (JVMDL) The JVMDL was spearheaded by the Municipal Mayor of Guiguinto and League of Municipalities of the Philippines (LMP) Bulacan Chapter President Ambrosio C. Cruz, Jr. It can accommodate 1,500 to 2,000 swab tests a day at PhP3,500.00 per test wherein results can be obtained within three days. The laboratory is located in Bocaue, Bulacan and is a public-private partnership project with Marilao Medical & Diagnostic Clinic, Inc. Diagnostic 08 House of Friendship Static Swab Collection Center and COVID-19 RT-PCR Drive-Thru To decongest the number of individuals having RT-PCR at JVMDL, the Municipal Government of Guiguinto instituted the establishment of additional swab collection facilities. The House of Friendship Static Swab Collection Center is located in Barangay Tabe and is exclusive for Guiguinteftos. It can accommodate an average of 40 tests a day and is open on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from 8:00 AM until the scheduled collection for the day is done. While the COVID-19 RT-PCR Drive-Thru ‘Swab Collection Center serves as a satellite facility of JVMDL which is located at Bypass Road, Barangay Tiaong. It is open from 9:00 ‘AM — 5:00 PM to who requires testing. MOA with Jose B. Lingad Memorial Regional Hospital (JBLMRH) The Municipal Government of Guiguinto entered into a Memorandum of Agreement with JBLMRH located at Dolores, City of San Fernando, Pampanga for the conduct of a maximum of fifty (50) tests per day and issuance of Medical Clearance and Certificate.TREATMENT AND ISOLATION Guiguinto Bahay Malasakit COVID Ligtas Center The multipurpose building located in Barangay Sta. Cruz was converted into Guiguinto Bahay Malasakit COVID Ligtas Center. It can accommodate a maximum of 18 COVID-19 infected individuals. Bahay Pagbabago Isolation Facility Guiguinto Municipal Reformation Center/Bahay Pagbabago was converted as another isolation facility that is located in Barangay Malis. It can accommodate seven COVID-19 infected individuals. The Municipal Government of Guiguinto also coordinated with the Department of Education to use public schools in Guiguinto as alternative facilities for COVID-19 infected individuals if home quarantine is not possible and other isolation facilities are fully accommodated PREVENTION Establishment of Expanded Municipal Task Force against Emerging and Re-Emerging of Infectious Diseases in the Municipality of Guiguinto. Reactivation of Barangay Health Emergency Management Teams in Guiguinto, Bulacan. Inspection of business establishments within Guiguinto to ensure their compliance with health protocols within the workplace Provision of rescue ambulance vehicles and patient care vehicle Issuance of Executive Orders providing guidelines for the implementation of ‘community quarantine in the Municipality of Guiguinto. 2020 COVID CASES MARCH APRIL «MAY JUNE. JULY ‘AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER 09<4 »<“y KABUHAYAN The Municipal Government of Guiguinto aims to ensure prompt and efficient delivery of livelihood and employment services in coordination with different partner agencies. Innovative ways were formulated to further develop sustainable agricultural and horticultural production. AGRICULTURE Responsive measures to mitigate farm produce and supply disruptions caused by the pandemic were formulated by the Municipal Government of Guiguinto, RICE, LIVESTOCK, AND VEGETABLE PROGRAM 452 bags of fertilizers were distributed to 172 farmers 340 bags of certified seeds were given to 272 farmers 72 rice fields were insured for crop protection during wet season 101 rice fields were insured for crop protection during dry season 3,300 day-old chicks were received by 35 farmers 14 cows were given to 14 farmers for marginalized hog raisers 890 packs of vegetable seeds were distributed to households HORTICULTURE 150 benefitted from the seminar on urban gardening and edible landscaping 25 joined the landscaping training on agricultural 25 participated in the training on Plant Crop NC Il under’ Special Program Training for Employment ORGANIKO Guiguinto organic edible garden was established to further promote, propagate, develop and practice organic agriculture. It was awarded First Place in the Urban Gardening and Edible Landscaping under the Regional Organic Agriculture Program (ROAP) of Department of Agriculture Central LuzonPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT In coordination with the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) pursuant to R.A. No. 8759 or the PESO Act of 1999 as amended by RA. No. 10691, employment services were facilitated by the Municipal Government of Guiguinto. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES 4,982 job applicants were placed/hired under Job Referral & Placement Program equivalent to 95.22% placement rate 102 qualified applicants benefitted from the Local Recruitment Authority activities 19 sessions of pre-employment orientation seminar were conducted with 420 attendees 17 sessions of ant-illegal recruitment seminar were conducted with 404 attendees 20 interns benefitted from the Government Internship Program 17 sessions of ant-illegal recruitment seminar were conducted 48 companies participated in the online job referral SKILLS TRAINING PROGRAM 36 sessions of entrepreneurship seminar were conducted with 476 attendees 20 graduated from Virtual Assistant Training Course under digitaljobsPH Program of the Department of Information and Communications Technology LIVELIHOOD OPPORTUNITIES 70 beneficiaries of Dagdag Puhunan Livelihood Starter Kit Amount involved Source of Fund PhP125,000.00 Municipal Government of Guiguinto PhP700,000.00 DOLE Amount involved Source of Fund 334 beneficiaries of Puhunan ni Boy Loan Program Amount involved: PhP2,567,000.00 Source of Fund: — Municipal Mayor 903 beneficiaries of Tulong Panghanapbuhay para sa Ating Disadvantaged workers (TUPAD) LIVELIHOOD ASSISTANCE 261 recipients of Livelihood Assistance Grants Amount involved: PhP5,390,000.00 Source of Fund: DSWD 1,391 beneficiaries of Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program Amount involved: PhP22,484,800.00 Source of Fund: DSWD24,697 beneficiaries of Social Amelioration Program Amount involved: PhP301,293,800.00 Source of Fund: DSWD 400 beneficiaries of _ Climate Adaptation and Mitigation Program ‘Amount involved: PhP1,200,000.00 Source of Fund: DSWD Change 2,064 beneficiaries of Unconditional Cash Transfer Program ‘Amount involved: PhP7,429,800.00 Source of Fund: DSWD OVERSEAS FILIPINO WORKERS WELFARE Various programs were conducted to protect the welfare of Overseas Filipino Workers and their families. Aside from the monthly meetings conducted with the Guiguinto OFW Family Circle (GOFC), various programs were also launched. ‘© Global Launching of Pinoy Wise Webinar © Online Training and Mentoring Forum * Balikabayanihan Para sa Balik Kabayan © 1st Anti-lllegal Recruitment Campaign Webinar © TESDA Dressmaking Orientation Batch 2 ‘* Three-day doormat, pot holder, and bag making workshop with 28 beneficiaries * TESDA Dressmaking Orientation Batch 1 with 16 attendees * 105 Returning OFWs were assisted under t the Repatriation Program In addition, OWWA Help Desk provided several services. 37 benefitted from Welfare Assistance Program 4 received Bereavement Assistance 20 OFW/OFW dependents assisted 8 assistance applications were followed up in national agencies 2 were given assistance in application for Scholarship 5 applicants were granted Education for Development Scholarship Program (EDSP) BALIK PROBINSYA, BAGONG PAG-ASA PROGRAM About 21 inquiries were assisted in which two were provided with transportation under the Balik Probinsya Program.Uc) KATAHIMIKAN sual AT KAAYUSAN The current administration has mainstreamed peace and order and public safety services in the top priorities of the Municipal Government of Guiguinto. Moreover, with the average monthly crime rate on a downtrend since 2015, Municipality of Guiguinto is considered as one of the safest municipalities in the Philippines. In fact, it was recognized by Manila Times with a Safe Haven Award in 2018 during the Philippine Top Model Cities and Municipalities. For the past six years, Crime Solution Efficiency in the Municipality of Guiguinto is on an uptrend with a record of average annual increase of 2.14 percent resulting to annual average decrease of 10.84 percent in Crime Rate. CRIME SOLUTION EFFICIENCY 85.74% ease KC aie — Raat wu \/ 73.20% 2015 2016 ©2017 2018 20192020 AVERAGE MONTHLY CRIME RATE (PER 100,000 POPULATION) 46.09 —_43.83, 2015-2016 «2017-2018 2019-2020 Source: Guiguinto MPS GUIGUINTO MUNICIPAL POLICE STATION g 38 Poiice officers ¥ FY 3 Pater veticies aa, O3 Patroi Motorcycies 1:2,544 2020 Police to Population Ratio (176 Police officers backlog) POLICE OPERATIONS Checkpoint operations and regular patrol within the Municipality of Guiguinto were conducted to increase police visibility, prompt police response, and ensure security of the community. 1,699 checkpoint operations were conducted 20 suspects with warrant of arrest and wanted persons were arrested 1 suspect against loose firearms were neutralized ILLEGAL GAMBLING OPERATIONS 19 ant:-illegal gambling operations were conducted 71 persons arrested against illegal gambling PhP20,031.00 bet money and other gambling paraphernalia were confiscatedANTI-CARNAPPING CAMPAIGN MORAL RECOVERY PROGRAM 1 carnapping incident and 8 motor incidents were managed WAR ON DRUGS 61 anti-illegal drugs operations were conducted 80 illegal drug related persons were arrested 1 person killed during antiillegal drugs operation 28.6347 grams of confiscated Cannabis (marijuana) 369.7195 grams of confiscated methamphetamine hydrochloride (shabu) PhP2,342,741.96 Dangerous Drugs Board (DDB) value of confiscated illegal drugs COMMUNITY-BASED REHABILITATION PROGRAM (CBRP) 14 Barangays joined the CBRP 650 drug related persons successfully graduated KABATAAN KONTRA DROGA AT TERORISMO (KKDAT) GUIGUINTO The strategic response of Philippine National Police towards addressing the threat of illegal drugs, communist movement, and Islamic terrorists among the youth was adapted and implemented by the Guiguinto MPS. In coordination with the Sangguniang Kabataan ng Guiguinto and other youth associations, KKDAT is envisioned to enfiame the spirit of volunteerism among the youth. PNP ANTI-COVID RESPONSE During the community quarantine, violators were brought to the station and were given stem warming and lectures to ensure strict implementation and compliance to health protocols to prevent the spread of COVID-19. 14 Regular spiritual and morale recovery is conducted at Guiguinto Municipal Police Station and via Virtual Communications Platform in coordination with different religious groups. GUIGUINTO FIRE STATION OL Fire station 7 19 Fire Protection Officers ila 03 Fire Trucks FIRE PROTECTION SERVICES In order to ensure compliance to Fire Safety Code of the Philippines, the Guiguinto Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) conducts Fire Safety Inspection. A total of 2,640 establishments were inspected having a total collection of PhP5,229,878.00 for fire code fees. FIRE SAFETY CAMPAIGN Informative fire safety materials for awareness was posted in social media platforms. FIRE SUPPRESSION AND FIRE INVESTIGATION Itwas seen that fire incidents may increase due to strict community quarantine. Residents tend to use appliances for longer period of time may cause overheating and may lead to electrical fire. However, from 33 in 2019 to 27 in 2020 was recorded resulting to a decrease of 18 percent in fire incidents.OPLAN LIGTAS NA PAMAYANAN The BFP’s response to the increasing demand for a more adaptive, comprehensive, and immerse fire protection program was executed in partnership with barangays. This will be carried out by capacitating volunteer firefighters, from barangay that will serve as force multipliers in fire protection related activities in the grassroots level. The goals of the Opian Ligtas na Pamayanan is the realization of fire-safe community with proactive, responsive, resilient, self-reliant and empowered people and a one standard community-based fire protection plan for the community. DISASTER RISK REDUCTION MANAGEMENT ver 07 rescuers 7 = mt 07 Ambuiance Drivers Set Kb 04 Ambutance a 02 Ambucycle ah 04 rescue Boats INCIDENT RESPONSE Guiguinto Rescue Team was able to attend 692 ambulance requests and incidents. Through the Sugod Guiguinto Command Center, rapid rescue and response was efficiently delivered 150 Vehicular Accidents + = HBA 127 scheduled Ambulance Requests 94 Medical Emergencies ae 321 COVID-Related Requests REGULAR DISINFECTION Rescuers play a significant role to prevent spread of virus during the pandemic. They are in-charge of regular disinfection of, establishments and all public places within the municipality. DISASTER PREPAREDNESS In order to improve emergency and disaster response, 38 additional rescue equipment were procured. Rain Gauge for the monitoring of rain fall were distributed to flood prone areas such as Barangay Malis, Panginay, and llang-llang. In addition, 14 mist blowers for disinfection were also distributed to 14 barangays. Moreover, early warning systems and other emergency signages were installed and repainted. MEDICAL RESPONSE In the celebration of 21* Halamanan Festival on January 20-22, 2020, Guiguinto Rescue Team was in-charge to manage the flow of parade and ensure efficient provision of medical assistance during the Indakan sa Kalye and RESCUE OPERATIONS During the Typhoon Rolly and Typhoon Ulysses, Guiguinto BFP, Guiguinto MPS, Guiguinto Rescue Team, and Eco-volunteers worked closely to rescue affected families. Approximately 7,601 families were rescued during the Typhoon Ulysses. About 412 families equivalent to 1,778 were brought to the 11 evacuation centers and were provided with basic necessities. Further, clearing works were intensified in roads affected by the Typhoons.TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT GROUP 3 27 Tratfic Enforcers 01 Traffic Management fap OD venice Through the intensification of Traffic Management Group, traffic rules and regulations were strictly implemented. Traffic flow is being monitored and regulated at all times. Illegally parked vehicles were apprehended and clamped. Likewise, illegal sidewalk vendors were prohibited. ROAD CLEARING OPERATIONS In compliance with the DILG Memorandum Circular No. 2020-027, the Municipal Government of Guiguinto through MEO. MPDO, Guiguinto MPS, Guiguinto BFP, TMG. and MDRRMO strictly conducted the Road Clearing Operations in 14 barangays. The Municipality of Guiguinto received High ‘Compliance Rating from the DILG. CIVIL REGISTRATION In order to provide vital basis in establishing legal identity and protection of each Guiguintefio, civil registrations was processed though the Municipal Civil Registrar. In 2020, the office processed a total of 2,989 registrations 7 Legitimation of Birth by Subsequent Marriage of Parents 628 Affidavit to Use the Surname of the Father (AUSF) 1,125 Registration of Live Births 575 Registration of Death 270 Registration of Marriage 330 Registration of Application for Marriage License 49 Petition for Correction of Clerical Error 5 Annotation of Court Decrees FAMILY PROTECTION A total of 71 couples have legitimized their union in the mass civil wedding (Kasalang Bayan) officiated by Municipal Mayor Ambrosio C. Cruz, Jt. This also implies the reduction in the number of children born out of wedlock and would help establish strong legal foundation of every familyFAs KALINISAN baie AT KAPALIGIRAN Innovations for sustainable management and development of the environment and natural resources were continuously formulated by the Municipal Government of Guiguinto. Republic Act 9003 Ecological Solid Waste Management Act of 2000 Republic Act 9275 Philippine Clean Water Act of 2004 Republic Act 8749 Philippine Clean Air Act of 1999 Republic Act 6969 Toxic Substances, Hazardous and Nuclear Waste Control Act of 1990 Presidential Decree 1586 Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) Statement of 1978 6 151 Eco-voiunteers ea °7 Garbage Trucks 2 101 Eco-Tiivikes 04 Wiaterial Recovery Facilities MATERIAL RECOVERY FACILITY Inspection and sanitation of four Material Recovery Facility (MRF) in barangays llang-llang, Poblacion, Tiaong, and Tuktukan are strictly conducted especially during the pandemic. Additional equipment such as pulverizer and shredder were procured. MUNICIPAL CENTRAL MATERIAL RECOVERY FACILITY The newly constructed MRF located in Barangay Poblacion will serve as the Central MRF of Municipality of Guiguinto. The 5,516 sq.m MRF was continuously being developed and is expected to start its full operation by the year 2021 WASTE GENERATION Atotal of 865,000 MT of waste were collected in the Municipality of Guiguinto for the year 2020 consisting of 423,000 MT of Biodegradable wastes, 67,000 MT of Non-Biodegradable wastes, and 375,000 MT Residual wastes. sarancay| aio | NO [resiouais | tora | % cast —| “Samo Se80} — ona ran] Basngan—| 8.0 to00| — sn |-ta.000| 198 rapanng | 20000 oso; Ba |-a1000| 28 Tis | som aoo0| —ao.om Ta8. 000 Pangiay—| 000 | 000 0000] 18000| 220 Pebucon | 1800{ sono} —a.aar|18.000| = Pri 3.000|-2n00| — se | ae | 32 Puorgpnbar| 8.00000; — 8000 [1800 | 208 Stace | 90000| 000 — onan [74.00 [es Stata —| 0000 000 —ss.o00 [1.00 [1876 Tabang —|-20000|18.00[ —e0000| e000 1038 Tass" —| sso00| ‘8000 — ean |pe00 338 Tiaong—|-s.000 | 200[ io stcoo| Ban Testutan —|-26000|7000[ —en00 |13000| 1308 oral —[.00| 7 n0| 37.00 | 268,00 | 10 ‘Source: MENRO cy coy 17GARBAGE COLLECTION Aside from the health care workers, garbage collectors also face elevated risks during this pandemic. Their job involves contact with potential hazardous and infected waste. With that, the Municipal Government of Guiguinto provided personal protective equipment for Ecoboys WASTE DIVERSION The prevention and reduction of generated waste by reducing, reusing, recycling, and composting materials have been beneficial in conserving energy, decreasing disposal cost, and lessening burden on landfills. For the second semester of 2020, about 459.25 MT of waste collected was diverted from landfills. WEEKLY CLEAN-UP DRIVE In accordance with the DILG Memorandum Circular No. 2019-09, the Municipal Government of Guiguinto together with the 14 Barangays are committed to fulfill their roles and responsibilities pursuant to environmental laws that contribute to the rehabilitation of Manila Bay. Weekly clean-up drive is being conducted in responsibilities. their respective area of BOKASHI BALLS Bokashi is a Japanese term which means fermented organic matter and refers to a system developed in Japan that uses beneficial micro-organisms to break down toxins and food waste. It was adopted by various municipalities in the Philippines including Guiguinto The “bokashi balls’ of Guiguinto are mixtures of coconut husk, garden soil, _ effective microorganisms, molasses, biodegradable and water. It facilitates the growth of algae, dilutes silts, regulates ammonia levels, reduces foul odor, and destroys pathogens in the river. About 2,000 pieces of bokashi balls were made and simultaneously thrown along the Guiguinto River and other waterways. INSPECTION OF ESTABLISHMENTS Through the Joint Inspection Team and reports from barangays, various establishments were inspected and monitored to ensure compliance to environmental regulations.GUIGUINTO RIVER WATER QUALITY TESTING The Municipality of Guiguinto in cooperation with All Waste Services Inc. conducted water sampling in six points along Guiguinto River. Generally, result shows that the Guiguinto River fall on the Class D which refers to Navigable Water. The data acquired from the test will support in formulating strategies to improve the water quality of Guiguinto River. WATER BODY CLASSIFICATION AND USAGE OF FRESHWATER CLASSIFICATION INTENDED BENEFICIAL USE Pubic Water Supply Class Intended primary for waters having watersheds, which are Uninhabled andlor olerse dedlaved as a prolected ares, ad which equ onl approved fsifecton to meet the atest Phappine National ‘Standards fr Drinking Water (PNSDW) Public Water Supply Class I intended as source ‘of water supply requiring conventional reatment (coagulation, sesimentaton,itvation and Asifecton) to meat he latest PNSDIV Recteatonal Watet Class | - intended for primary contact recreation (bathing, swimming, ec) 1. Fishery Water forthe propagation and growth of fsh and other aquatic resources 2. Recreational Water Clase I~ For boating, ‘shin, or simlar activites 3. For agricul, rigation, and vestock watering Class a Class 8 class ¢ class D Navigabe waters (Sutabe for water transport Source: DENR Administrative Order 2016-08 RECYCLED GARDEN POTS As part of the Waste Recovery and Waste Diversion Program, recycled garden pots was created from old fabrics and cement. The project was spearheaded in MRF llang-llang and MRF Tiaong in which more than 150 pieces of pots were produced and planted with vegetables and fruit-bearing plants. |-REFILL - REFILL REVOLUTION For the year 2020, new setup for ‘Refill Revolution was launched. Refill products and materials were distributed to each barangay to continuously facilitate i-Refill Revolution in partnership with Shoyu Food Corporation for vinegar and soy sauce together with the Glochem Marketing and Recycling Corporation for bath soaps, dishwashing liquid, and laundry products. An estimate of two tons of waste were avoided since i-Refill Revolution started in 2018.Bd KALUSUGAN In spite of the struggle to provide primary health care due to strict implementation of measures imposing stringent limitations on movement outside residence and transportation, the Municipal Government of Guiguinto was able to deliver quality health services. OSPITAL NG GUIGUINTO 255 Bed capacity 08 22% cecicated to COVID patients Q3 Ambulance O7 Medical Doctors OL Nutritionist 20 Nurses 04 Pharmacists Q2 Razio Technologist Q3 Medical technologist The COVID-19 pandemic challenged Ospital ng Guiguinto (ONG) to adapt and change to continuously provide primary health care services even for non-COVID-19 patients. ONG serves as hospital for mild COVID-19 cases and were able to handle 25 inpatients and 13 outpatients. 20 In 2020, a total of 30,394 patients were given services. This resulted to an occupancy rate of 60.57 percent and PhilHealth utilization of 61.36 percent. 1,333 inpatients admitted 21,969 outpatients attended 6,445 emergency cases served 57 major surgical operations performed 295 normal deliveries controlled 231 normal spontaneous deliveries managed 64 cesarean delivery operated NUTRITIONAL STATUS For the past three years, in the prevalence of underweight and severely underweight, wasting and severely wasting, and stunting and severely stunting, an average annual decrease of 0.36 percent, 0.50 percent, and 0.34 percent respectively. However, in the prevalence of overweight and obese, an average annual increase of 0.24 percent was recorded. PREVALENCE OF UNDERWEIGHT AND SEVERELY UNDERWEIGHT 0.36% 109 a i = 2018 2019 2020 PREVALENCE OF STUNTING AND SEVERELY STUNTING sae 189 201 nm lm ES 2018 2019 2020PREVALENCE OF WASTING AND SEVERELY WASTING a 223 Ea: — 2018 2019 2020 PREVALENCE OF OVERWEIGHT AND OBESE — ee, 224 424 a 153 2018 2019 2020 ‘Source: Municipal Nutrition Unit NURTURING PROGRAM About 153 undemourished children ages 6-59 months benefitted from the 12-day Complementary Feeding, _ Supplementary Feeding, and Micronutrient Supplementation Program. Moreover, 186 pregnant women with underweight status and from low income families underwent 60-day supplementary feeding and = 120-day_ micronutrient supplementation to improve their nutritional condition and avoid —_nutritionallly-at-risk pregnancy. 2 186 PREGNANT WOMEN were strictly monitored during first trimester UNDERWEIGHT AND. 33% SEVERELY UNDERWEIGHT children rehabilitated to normal WASTED AND 69% SEVERELY WASTED e children rehabilitated to normal UNDERWEIGHT AND 55% SEVERELY UNDERWEIGHT children rehabilitated to normal 46TH NATIONAL NUTRITION MONTH The 2020 National Nutrition Month Celebration with the theme "Batang Pinoy SANA TALL. Iwas Stunting SAMA ALL! Iwas ALL din sa COVID-19" aims to promote awareness and mobilize actions to address stunting growth among children. The National Nutrition Council suggested ways to support the celebration while adhering to health and safety protocols such as information education campaign through streamers, websites, and social media % Batang Pinoy, SANA TALL... Iwas Stunting, SAMA ALL! Iwas ALL din sa C#VID-19! & 46% Nutrition Month ¥ July 2020 21RURAL HEALTH FACILITIES O02 Rural Heatth Units 1.2 Barangay Health Stations OL Municipal Health officer OD Rural Health Physician 03 dentisis 06 nurses 14 Midwives 02 medical Technologists Bops 63 GoD GUINTONG KANLUNGAN The Primary Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) Care Clinic of Guiguinto provided screening, testing, pre-test counselling, and post-test counseling to 923 clients. About 39 clients tested positive and were being provided with treatment. TB DOTS CERTIFIED FACILITY In the Tuberculosis Control Program, there was a decreasing trend in the case detection for the past three years. In 2020, 52 percent of the cases were treated while the remaining 48 percent is still undergoing treatment. 22 NO. OF INDIVIDUALS UNDER TUBERCULOSIS CONTROL PROGRAM 2018 2019 ‘Source: Municipal Health Office PRENATAL CARE AND CHILD IMMUNIZATION About 1,455 pregnant women were given prenatal checkup every trimester during their pregnancy. While 1,115 children below one year old are fully immunized. TEENAGE PREGNANCY This pandemic increased the chances of unplanned and risky pregnancies among teenagers. From 2019, annual increase of 79 percent was recorded in teenage pregnancy. TEENAGE PREGNANCY 2017 2018 oO 2020 ‘Source: Municipal Health OfficeSABAYANG PATAK KONTRA POLIO Series of polio vaccination rounds were provided to children under five years old. There were 10,756 and 11,586 children vaccinated for the first and second round of polio vaccination respectively. ALAY PANG-ALALAY SA MAY CAPANSANAN Assistive devices were provided to senior citizens and PWDs through the help of Department of Health. About two adult wheelchairs, two pedia wheelchairs, four walkers, six crutches, and seven quad cane were given. ANIMAL BITE CENTER A total of 1,013 individuals were given post exposure rabies prophylaxis shots as part of the Rabies Prevention and Control Program of the Municipal Health Office. These post exposure shots are available at the Animal Bite Center at RHU II Tiaong on Mondays and Thursdays. Meanwhile, 3,936 cats and dogs were vaccinated against rabies to ensure safety of both pets and post-owners against rabies. SENIOR CITIZENS AND PERSONS WITH DISABILITY To lessen COVID-19 related risks, new pay-out scheme was implemented for the distribution of benefits for senior citizens and persons with disability. Since general assembly is prohibited and movements across most areas were restricted, house to house distribution of cash assistance were conducted. About PhP3,918,000.00 social pension was given to 653 indigent senior citizens while 1,506 Persons with disability received assistance. In addition, Guiguinto Persons with Disability Federation (GuiPF) was accredited as Civil Society Organization (CSO) by the Sangguniang Bayan ng Guiguinto last December 2, 2020 and is now eligible for representation in the Local Special Bodies. CSOs are encouraged to extensively participate in advocating transparency in governance. ASSISTANCE FOR INDIGENT GUIGUINTENOS Part of the protective services for the indigent, vulnerable, disadvantaged or those in the informal sector, financially incapacitated, and currently in crisis situation is the provision of medical and financial assistance. Clients seeking assistance may submit request to Guiguinto Action Center with the required documents such as Barangay Certificate of Indigency, medical certificate, hospital bill, death certificate, and valid ID. In 2020, the Municipality of Guiguinto was able to provide medical and financial assistance amounting to PhP8,092,504.80 for 1,680 Guiguintefios 2,084,000.00 Solicitation 1,794,000.00 Burial 4,090,281.80 Financial 12,023.00 HOSPITAL BILL 6,200.00 LAB, ULTRASOUND, X-RAY 106,000.00 SURRENDERED SENIOR CITIZEN I.D. 23RE KARUNUNGAN The paradigm shift in education system in the new normal is inevitable. Hence, the Municipal Government of Guiguinto in coordination with the Department of Education is committed to incessantly deliver quality and accessible education amid the pandemic. CHILD DEVELOPMENT SERVICES For the school year 2019-2020, about 1,429 Child Development Learners graduated from the National Early Leaning Curriculum through House to House and Center Based Graduation Ceremony. RECRUITMENT AND REGISTRATION OF LEARNERS Early recruitment and registration of three to four year old children through house to house visitation consistently kept high number of attendees in Child Development Centers. PARENT ENHANCEMENT SESSIONS About 24 Parent Enhancement Sessions (PES) focusing on nutrition, hygiene, and parental capability enhancement were conducted in the first quarter of 2020 PEER SUPPORT SESSIONS Child Development Workers undergone Peer Support Sessions to ensure standard implementation of the Early Childhood Care and Development Programs. Various teaching techniques and skills were discussed for the implementation of Modified Early Childhood Care and Development Curriculum. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ‘An average annual increase of 1.30 percent from School Year 2015 to 2020 was recorded by DepEd Guiguinto District in the completion rate of Public Elementary Schools in Guiguinto. SLoucrTARy COMPLETERS an }. } : t : SY2015- SY2016- sv 2017- sY2018- s¥2019- 216 201722092020 Source: DepEd Guiguinto District SECONDARY EDUCATION Junior High School Curriculum and Senior High School Program are continuously being offered in four Public Secondary Schools in Guiguinto; Guiguinto National Vocational High School (GNVHS) - Main and Annex Campus. in Barangay Poblacion and Malis, Felizardo C. Lipana National High School in Barangay Sta Rita, and Tiaong National High School in Barangay Pulonggubat. For the past three school years, an average increase of 2.01 percent and 1.35 percent were recorded in Junior High School graduation rate and Senior High School graduation rate respectively. PUBLIC JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL ‘GRADUATION RATE SY 2017-2018 SY 2018-2019 SY 2019.2020 Source: DepEd Guiguinto DistrictPUBLIC SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION RATE Se a ‘SY 2017-2018 SY 2018-2019 SY 2019-2020 ‘Source: DepEd Guiguinto District SPECIAL EDUCATION FUND Through the DepEd, DILG, and DBM Joint Circular No. 2 Series of 2020, the use of the Special Education Fund (SEF) was widened to further assist schools during the pandemic. For the year 2020, the PhP42,324,134.45 allotted SEF were utilized for the acquisition of equipment and production of self-learning modules, activity sheets, and study guides approved and quality-assured by the DepEd 6,712 Self Leaming Modules * 43 laptops, TV sets, and sound systems * Supplies and materials for COVID-19 prevention © Air purifiers © Air humidifiers # Photocopier machines * Fogging machines * Air conditioner units * Wall fans * USB Flash drive for public school teachers * Graduation toga * Diploma certificates with Diploma jackets © Lapel microphones with speaker © Printers * Generator set ¢ Yamaha Piano * Solar panels * Supplementary reading materials In addition, various infrastructures were developed and constructed Home Economics Building Location: Guiguinto Central School Water Facility Location: 14 Elementary Schools and 4 Secondary Schools Athletic Grounds Location: GNVHS Main Campus 25Electricity Post Location: Tiaong National High School Albino Narciso Gymnasium Location: Guiguinto Central School SPECIAL EDUCATION PROGRAM Despite the difficulties in distance learning amidst the pandemic, leamers with special education needs and vulnerable to COVID-19 were able to cope with the new normal learning setup. Through the help of Special Education Teachers, 560 students were continuously provided with equal educational opportunities under the Altemative Learning System (ALS) and Special Education Program (SPED). 26 ‘Special Program for Education s¥ 2018-2019 ‘sv 2016-2020 ‘s¥ 2020-2024 1 Special Education (SPED) mAlternative Learning System (ALS) Source: DepEd Guiguinto District TERTIARY EDUCATION Technical, Vocational, and Training Centers such as Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) in Barangay Tabang, ATEC Technological College in Barangay Sta. Rita, and SAGE Asian Language and Education Center Bulacan, Inc. in Barangay llang-llang adapted the blended learning techniques and offers more courses that are relevant to the pandemic such as COVID-19 Management Courses. SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM For the year 2020, about PhPS.7 Million were allotted for the Scholarship Program granting a total of 898 deserving Guiguintefo students from different colleges and universities. An average increase of 12 percent for the past three years were recorded in the number of scholars, P5,761,500.00 898 Scholars P4,996,000.00 835 Scholars P4,198,500.00 725 Scholars ‘Source: Mayor's Office» A KABATAAN AT KALINANGAN Establishment of adequate, effective, responsive, and enabling support systems empowered Guiguintefio youth to actively participate in public and civic affairs. ARTS AND CULTURE GUIGUINTO: KASAYSAYAN AT TURISMO In this Information Age, the speed and breadth of knowledge tumover within the society has become speedy. With that, the Municipal Government of Guiguinto took the opportunity to gather historical information relevant to Guiguinto through Facebook —_ account Guiguinto: Kasaysayan at_—Turismo (https:/iwww.facebook. com/turismoguiguinto). Salamin ng Kahapon Photos of former Municipal Mayors since 1915, historical municipal events, old municipal building, and old municipal train station. ARTS THERAPY EXHIBIT Parents and youth visited the Julia Buencamino’s Project “Will You Still Love Me?” held from February 10 to March 6, 2020 at PIARO, GMACC. This Art Therapy Exhibit intends to raise mental health awareness. Julia Buencamino was the late daughter of veteran actors Nonie and Sharmaine Buencamino. The latter also encourages everyone with a message, “Let us create a world where our children can tell us without fear or shame that they have a mental ache. The same way they do when they have a tummy or tooth ache” GUIGUINTO CHOREOGRAPHERS ASSOCIATION (GCA) With the strengthening of GCA, members actively participate in developing plans and programs for arts and culture of Guiguinto. ESTACION DE GUIGUINTO The Estacion de Guiguinto (Guiguinto Old Train Station) was built in 1661. It serves as the most acclaimed historical landmark and heritage site in the Municipality of Guiguinto. It was upon the station where an event that awakened and liberated the people of a small town - Guiguinto from the tyranny its people suffered from the Spaniards 122 years ago (May 27, 1898). The Municipality of Guiguinto commemorate the said event every 27th day of May. INFORMATION Aside from the roving mobile patrols, announcements, reminders, and other programs for Guiguintefios were posted through the Facebook page of the Municipality of Guiguinto, VIRUS SERYE A quarantine series featuring success stories of Guiguintefios that survived the COVID-19. QUARANTOK Short-form videos created _—_through video-sharing social media platform TikTok were created by municipal employees. The content of the videos were COVID-19 prevention and protective measures GUIGUINTO YOUTH SPEAK Leaders from different youth organizations shared their encouraging stories on how they overcome difficulties and adjustments needed due to the changes during this pandemic. HEAD TALK Collection of inspiring stories and experiences was shared by the Frontline Leaders of Municipal Government of Guiguinto. 27YOUTH LOCAL YOUTH DEVELOPMENT ‘A more active participation of youth in the implementation of development projects is being expected with the strengthening of LYDC. which now includes members — from Sangguniang Kabataan, ABC Scholars Youth in Actions, Guiguinto Scholars Association, Rotaract Club of Guiguinto Suburbs Youth Leaders, Pag-Asa Youth Association, Ang Guinto, Guiguinto Bikers Club, —Lingkod Kabataan, Indak Guiguintefio Folkloric Group, Supreme Student Government Organization, Tau Gamma PhifGMTC/GRTC, PCY-Banal na Mag-anak, Youth of Iglesia _Filipina Independiente, and LBGTQ-Guiguinto LOCAL YOUTH DEVELOPMENT PLAN The existing Local Youth Development Plan (2020-2023) was amended and submitted to Sangguniang Bayan to incorporate Education, Health, Environment, Economic Empowerment, Social Inclusion and Equity, Peace Building and Security, Governance, Active Citizenship, and Global Mobility ABC SCHOLARS YOUTH The ABC SYA launched a campaign to raise mental health awareness and encourage people to seek help when they need it. A two-day seminar entitled “Breaking Silence, Breaking Chains” was held last March 7-8, 2020 at Camp Resort and Recreation Center, Pritil, Guiguinto, Bulacan participated by 50 youths. QUARANTEEN DIARIES webinar series on youth enlightenment and empowerment program was conducted by ABC SYA. The webinar series was intended to share stories of the youth inspirations while embracing social issues in the new normal. 28 GUIGUINTO SCHOLARS ASSOCIATION (GSA) In 2020, GSA pledge to serve and empower more youth to pursue and develop their passion. They encourage youths to revitalize and revolutionize through #MagsilbiTayo ‘campaign Pamilyarawan 2020 The Pamilyarawan project of GSA reflects the struggle and success of single-parenting. This project also serves as tribute to the hard work of strong single parents. Guintong Kalinga Another project of GSA was the Guintong Kalinga: Pass-A-Gift. Books and toys were given to children in SMPK Barangay Malis for their play and entertainment. Children were also requested to write genuine letters for the street children in Guiguinto, allowing them to experience and be part of giving Source: GSA Volunteers FB Page Guintong Pandayan Online Summer Workshop Pandemic could never stop GSA to continuously train and develop skills of youth This year, summer workshops in the field of visual arts, communication arts, multimedia arts, and performing arts were conducted online.Gawad Guintong Pluma The 17th Gawad Guintong Pluma was themed #SanAOL: Alaala, Obra at Literatura Para sa Masa. For the year 2020, competition includes online feature writing contest, ig photo contest, spoken poetry, poster making, slogan making, pagsulat ng dagli, article writing, and written poetry. Source: GSA Volunteers FB Page Byline Journalism Seminar and Press Conference GSA proved that no crisis nor pandemic should hinder young journalists to elevate their voice and creative minds. They have successfully presented Byline Journalism Seminar and Press Conference 2020 with the theme, "The Pivotal Role of Campus Joumalism in Educating the Mind of the Public amid a Global Pandemic." COBEAT: Humans of Quarantine Compilation of stories during community quarantine featuring frontliners and volunteers were posted online through GSA Volunteers’ Facebook page #maGSAma Project In 2020, GSA launched #maGSAma project, an initiative to raise funds for food packs, sanitary kits, and PPEs for frontliners. About PhP46,379.00 worth of donations was then tured over to the Municipal Government of Guiguinto and Ospital ng Guiguinto. Etnet-Etneb: AMabagan para sa Cagayan As part of the #magsilbiTayo campaign of GSA volunteers, fund raising activity to help Cagayan Valley that was devastated by Typhoon Ulysses was conducted. About PhP46,006.50 of proceeds was donated ROTARACT CLUB OF GUIGUINTO SUBURBS YOUTH LEADERS The Rotaract Club of Guiguinto Suburbs Youth Leaders in coordination with ABC SYA, revitalized the role of youth in strengthening volunteerism. The call to participate in repacking and distribution of relief goods was of big help during the pandemic. In addition, Rotaract conducted a webinar entitled "Mental Health in the Era of COVID-19", a joint project with ABC SYA and Lingap Diwa. Sangguniang Kabataan (SK) The SK Federation of Guiguinto led various projects during the pandemic which includes Free alcohol Vitamins for Senior Citizens Online Botika Online Pasa-buy ng gamot Alcohol stand Disinfection Distribution of relief goods Distribution of food packs for frontliners, senior citizens, and children Bantay Lansangan during ECQ © Distribution of vegetables ‘* Menshahero “Mensahe ng Kabataan para sa Makabagong Bayaning Frontliners (Patimpalak sa Malikhaing Pagsulat ng Sanaysay) * Paligsahan sa Pagguhit "COVID-19 Alerto Barangay Prayer Vigil Libreng Gupit para sa mga Frontliners Cupcakes during Mother Days Celebration Online Spoken Poetry, Slogan Making Contest, Essay Writing Contest, Poster Making © Gulayan ni SK * Gandang COVID-19 Online Pageant 29PY) wauntaran (VN aT KAAYUSAN Improving transparency, adaptability, fiscal responsibility, mechanism for active participation of stakeholders, and results-oriented governance, are just some of the priority goals of the Municipal Government of Guiguinto for a more effective and efficient local governance and development. FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE LOCAL REVENUE One of the top contributors to the total income of the Municipality of Guiguinto is from local taxes For the past five years, an average increase of 17 percent equivalent to average of PhP34 Million every year was collected from local taxes. 2020 © 321.46 Million 2019 © 293.74 Million 2018 © P234.23 Million 2017 © P234.23 Million 2016 Q 176.77 Million 30 INTERNAL REVENUE ALLOTMENT DEPENDENCY The increase in the collection from local taxes resulted to an annual average decrease of 2.26 percent in IRA Dependency. The IRA dependence rate of 44.14 in 2016 has improved to 39.90 percent in 2020. 2016 © 44.14% 2017 © 44.93% 2018 © 43.47% 2019 © 40.53% 2020 © 39.90%BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENTS BUSINESS PERMIT AND LICENSES A total of 2,786 business establishments were registered with 646 new applications and 2,140 renewal of permits resulting to revenue collection of PhP225.82 Miillion from Business Permits and Licenses for the year 2020. Further, about PhP26.65 Billion combined annual gross receipts were recorded and reported. Income from Business Permits P225,815,506.15 2,876 BUSINESSES (P26.62B Gross Receipts) P192,444,505.01 2,831 BUSINESSES (P26.45B Gross Receipts) P124,249,320.41 2,425 BUSINESSES (P24.77B Gross Receipts) 'P103,380,920.00 2,184 BUSINESSES (P24.18B Gross Receipts) P88,193,191.10 1,833 BUSINESSES (P15.46B Gross Receipts) BUSINESS ONE-STOP-SHOP (BOSS) All departments involved in the implementation of BOSS for business registration and license renewal were integrated every January to February in compliance with Republic Act 11032 of 2018 or the Ease of Doing Business and Efficient Government Service Delivery Act. JOINT INSPECTION Actual inspection of business establishments in 2020 has been challenging due to pandemic. Aside from the compliance with the laws, issuances and ordinances pertaining to the securing of business permits and licenses, the JIT together with the Guiguinto Barangay Business Inspector (GBBI) must ensure that IATF-DOH protocols on minimum safety standards are being imposed. Tax campaign and briefing on the implementation of Get Traced App were also conducted during the inspection. DISKWENTO CARAVAN Series of Diskwento Caravan in partnership with DTI and micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) were conducted in barangays. About 54 MSMEs participated and were given opportunity to market their products ONE GUIGUINTO oo DISKWENTO CARAVAN =—— * 31INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT The Municipality of Guiguinto is dedicated to accelerate infrastructure development to stimulate economic growth and improve quality of life of Guiguintefos. Various infrastructure facilities were constructed and completed in 2020. TRAINING CENTER EXTENSION Location: Guiguinto Municipal Compound, Barangay Poblacion Project Cost: PhP1,500,000.00 Source of Fund: 20% Development Fund Status: Completed GUINTONG PAG-ASA Location: Northville 7, Barangay Malis Project Cost: PhP2,000,000.00 Source of Fund: General Fund Status: Completed 322-STOREY RHU 1 BUILDING (PHASE 1 Location: Guiguinfo Municipal Compound, Barangay Poblacion Project Cost: PhP4,000,000.00 Source of Fund: 20% Development Fund Status: Completed CENTRAL MRF Location: Guiguinto Municipal Compound, Barangay Poblacion Project Cost: PhP8,574,000.00 Source of Fund: 20% Development Fund, 5% Calamity Fund, and DENR Status: Completed RAILINGS ALONG MCARTHUR HIGHWAY Location: Barangay Poblacion and Tuktukan Project Cost: PhP1,600,000.00 Source of Fund: General Fund Status: CompletedFILLING MATERIALS FOR CENTRAL MRF Location: Guiguinto Municipal Compound, Barangay Poblacion Project Cost: PhP3,000,000.00 Source of Fund: General Fund Status: Completed CONSTRUCTION OF MUNICIPAL ROAD Location: Barangay Malis Project Cost: PhP2,300,000.00 Source of Fund: DILG Performance Challenge Fund 2019 Status: Completed REHABILITATION/IMI ESS ROAD Location: Violeta Village, Barangay Sta. Cruz Project Cost: PhP11,623,000.00 Source of Fund: Local Government Support Fund-Assistance to Municipalities Status: Completed ~ 34SUPPLY & INSTALLATION OF STEEL SHEET PILE TYPE Il WITH CONCRETE CAPPING AT CENTRAL MRF Location: Guiguinto Municipal Compound, Barangay Poblacion Project Cost: PhP5,000,000.00 Source of Fund: General Fund Status: Completed REHABILITATION OF LANDSCAPE AREA IN FRONT OF MUNICIPAL HALL Location: Guiguinto Municipal Compound, Barangay Pobla Project Cost: PhP1,049,680.00 Source of Fund: General Fund Status: Completed AYER APARTMENT TYPE NICHES (PHASE 3 Location: Guiguinto Municipal Cemetery, Barangay Tabang Project Cost: PhP1,499,980.00 Source of Fund: General Fund Status: Ongoing34 HOUSING UNITS Location: Barangay Malis Project Cost: PhP10,200,000.00 ‘Source of Fund: General Fund and National Housing Authority Status: Ongoing POBLACION DAY CARE CENTER & REPAINTING OF 10 EXISTING DAY CARE CENTERS Location: Guiguinto Project Cost: PhP1,000,000.00 Source of Fund: Early Childhood Care and Development Council Fund Status: Ongoing , ae 2-STOREY RHU 4 BUILDING (PHASE 2) Location: Guiguinto Municipal Compound, Barangay Poblacion Project Cost: PhP4,000,000.00 Source of Fund: General Fund Status: Ongoing 36SNACK FOODS PROCESSING CENTER Location: Guiguinto Municipal Compound, Barangay Poblacion Project Cost: PhP2,000,000.00 Source of Fund: General Fund Status: Ongoing ira —<——o CONSTRUCTION/IMPROVEMENT/REHABILITATION OF LOCAL ACCESS ROADS Location: Barangay Malis, Tabe, Tabang, and Sta. Rita Project Cost: PhP4,000,000.00 Source of Fund: General Fund Status: Ongoing GROUND FLOOR OF 3-STOREY I-LAB BUILDING Location: Barangay Sta. Cruz Project Cost: PhP9,790,823.36 Source of Fund: 20% Development Fund and DOST Status: Ongoing 37RENOVATION/IMPROVEMENT OF ALBINO NARCISO AUDITORIUM Location: Guiguinto Central School, Barangay Poblacion Project Cost: PhP3,000,000.00 Source of Fund: Special Education Fund Status: Ongoing RENOVATION OF MUNICIPAL BUILDING/QUADRANGLE Location: Guiguinto Municipal Compound, Barangay Poblacion Project Cost: PhP4,000,000.00 Source of Fund: General Fund Status: Ongoing MULTI-PURPOSE HALL Location: Barangay Panginay Project Cost: PhP1,000,000.00 Source of Fund: General Fund Status: Ongoing 38MULTI-PURPOSE BUILDING ROOFING OF TRACK AND FIELD OVAL Location: Guiguinto Municipal Compound, Barangay Poblacion Project Cost: PhP35,000,000.00 Source of Fund: National Status: Ongoing RELOCATION OF STREETLIGHTS FROM OVAL TO NEW ACCESS ROAD Location: Guiguinto Municipal Compound, Barangay Poblacion Project Cost: PhP155,010.00 Source of Fund: General Fund Status: Completed GUIGUINTO BYPASS ROAD PHASE 4, 2, AND 3 Location: Barangay Cutcut, Daungan, Pritl, Sta. Rita Project Cost: PhP400,000,000.00 Source of Fund: National Status: Ongoing CONSTRUCTION/REHABILITATION OF TABE ROAD FROM C. MERCADO ST. TO OSPITAL NG GUIGUINTO Location: Barangay Tabe Project Cost: PhP25,000,000.00 Source of Fund: National Status: Ongoing RENOVATION/IMPROVEMENT OF BARANGAY HALL EXTENSION Location: Barangay Tabang Project Cost: PhP500,000.00 Source of Fund: General Fund Status: Ongoing 39BLEACHER & STAGE AT TRACK AND FIELD OVAL Location: Guiguinto Municipal Compound, Barangay Poblacion Project Cost: PhP25,000,000.00 Source of Fund: National Status: Ongoing CONSTRUCTION OF ROAD WITH STREETLIGHTS AND CANALS Location: Boundary of Barangay llang-llang to Barangay Tabang Project Cost: PhP100,000,000.00 Source of Fund: Bulacan Provincial Government Status: Ongoing MUNICIPAL HOUSING PROJECT 15 Housing Units For the year 2020, additional 15 housing units were constructed in Barangay Malis which will be awarded to Guiguintefios affected by the Department of Transportation North South Commuter Railway Project and road widening operations in Guiguinto. Jubilee Ville Signing of Memorandum of Understanding between the Municipality of Guiguinto and Social Housing Finance Corporation (SHFC) was conducted in conjunction with the signing of Memorandum of Agreement between the Municipality of Guiguinto and Jubilee Ville Guiguinto-| Homeowners Association Inc. for the Local Housing Project. Profiling of prospective housing applicants were also continuously being managed under the supervision of Housing and Resettlement Office. Samahang Magkakapitbahay Para sa Kaunlaran and Gawad Kalinga Golden Village Existing local housing projects were monitored and revisited. Billing notice for unpaid monthly obligation of housing beneficiaries were distributed which resulted to around PhP 140,000.00 of collection. 40 22"° HALAMANAN FESTIVAL The week-long celebration in commemoration of the town’s patron saint, San Ildefonso de Toledo, coincided with the 105th Foundation Anniversary of Guiguinto. The 2020 celebration was themed as “Halamanan sa Nagbabagong Panahon". © Indakan sa Kalye * Showdown © Bulaklak ng Halamanan (Folk Dance Competition) * Garden Competition (Landscaping, On-the-Spot Dish Garden Making, Topiary (Trimmed & Frame-Figured), Ornamental Plant, Bonsai, and Cactus & Succulent) * Yeba ng Halamanan Bonsai Exhibit Opening and Competition * Padyak-Sikad © Hari at Reyna ng Halamanan * Parada ng Karosa at Sundaluhan * Sabayang Pagllinis at Pagtatanim © Trade Fair © SkolaRan © Ulat sa BayanLIST OF WINNERS BULAKLAK NG HALAMANAN (FOLK DANCE COMPETITION) Elementary School Champion Tuktukan Elementary School 2nd Runner Up Sta. Cruz Elementary School 3rd Runner Up. Sta. Rita Elementary School 4th Runner Up. Malis Elementary School Sth Runner Up Tiaong Elementary School Secondary School Champion —_Felizardo C. Lipana National High School 2nd Runner Up Guiguinto National Vocational High School - Main 3rd Runner Up Tiaong National High School 4th Runner Up Guiguinto National Vocational High School — Annex GARDEN COMPETITION On the Spot Dish Garden Making Competition 1st Runner Up Ronnie Domasig 2nd Runner Up Eddie Soco 3rd Runner Up Edison Soco Topiary (Big) Competition 4st Runner Up Alvin Torres 2nd Runner Up Mary Rose Dela Cruz 3rd Runner Up Roberto Domasig Topiary (Small) Competition 4st Runner Up Fredinel Duga 2nd Runner Up Ralf Anthony llagan 3rd Runner Up Marasigan Ornamental Plant Competition 4st Runner Up Tess Lizarondo 2nd Runner Up Carlos Lorenzo 3rd Runner Up Tess Lizarondo Bonsai Competition 4st Runner Up Alvin Calonzo 2nd Runner Up Reynaldo Antoja 3rd Runner Up Alvin Calonzo Landscaping Competition 1st Runner Up Yehlen Soco 2nd Runner Up Carlos Lorenzo Jr. 3rd Runner Up Ric Pagdanganan 4th Runner Up Naty Camus Sth Runner Up Joseph & Aurora Calayag Cactus & Succulent Competition 4st Runner Up Lanz Bernal 2nd Runner Up Tess Aguirre 3rd Runner Up Jocelyn Viray YEBA NG HALAMANAN Best in Costume 1st Runner Up Brgy. Malis 2nd Runner Up Brgy. Cutcut 3rd Runner Up Brgy. Pritil Best Contingent ist Runner Up Brgy. Sta. Cruz 2nd Runner Up Brgy. Cutcut 3rd Runner Up Brgy. llang-llang SUNDALUHAN SA HALAMANAN Champion Brgy. llang llang 2nd Runner Up Brgy. Malis 3rd Runner Up Brgy. Pulong Gubat 4th Runner Up Brgy. Sta. Cruz Sth Runner Up Brgy. Sta. Rita PARADA NG KAROSA Champion Brgy. Pritil 2nd Runner Up Brgy. Sta. Cruz 3rd Runner Up Brgy. Tiaong 4th Runner Up Brgy. Poblacion Sth Runner Up Brgy. TabangHARI AT REYNA NG HALAMANAN Hari ng Halamanan Brgy. Pritil - Ronald C. Ramos Reyna ng Halamanan Brgy. Tiaong — Rica Fritzie L. De Guzman Maharlika ng Halamanan Brgy. llang-llang — Justine Kerr Q. Ramos Mutya ng Halamanan Brgy. Tiaong — Annabell DC. Gibson Datu ng Halamanan Brgy. Tabang — Josh Cris Jonel V. Dela Cruz Diwata ng Halamanan Brgy. Tabe - Mylyn |. Ramos Best in Costume Brgy. Cutcut - Carradine St. Castillo Jr. Brgy. Tiaong — Rica Fritzie L. De Guzman Best in Production Brgy. Tuktukan — Ron Aldrich Ramos Brgy. Tuktukan — Annabell DC. Gibson SPECIAL AWARD FROM SPONSORS Eurobake Brgy. Daungan — Harold B. Aniag Brgy. Tabang - Maricris C. Mafioza Klirwater Park Resorts & Hotel Brgy. Pritil — Roland C. Ramos Brgy. Pritil — Mylyn |. Ramos HMG Fitness HQ Brgy. Tuktukan — Ron Aldrich Ramos Brgy. Tiaong — Rica Fritzie L. De Guzman Miraverde Brgy. Tabang — Josh Cris Jonel V. Dela Cruz Brgy. Tabang — Maricris C. Mafioza Development Bank Of The Philippines Brgy. llang-llang — Justine Kerr Q. Ramos Brgy. Tiaong — Rica Fritzie L. De Guzman 42 Potencee Brgy. Poblacion — Emmanuel C. Ganotisi Brgy. Tabang ~ Maricris C. Mafioza Hiyas Water Resources, Inc. Brgy. Malis — Christian Mendoza Brgy. Tiaong — Rica Fritzie L. De Guzman Top Salon Bray. Pritil - Roland C. Ramos Brgy. Tiaong — Rica Fritzie L. De Guzman St. Martin of Tours Credit & Development Cooperative Bray. Pritil — Roland C. Ramos Brgy. Tiaong — Rica Fritzie L. De Guzman Focus Bulacan Brgy. Poblacion — Emmanuel C. Ganotisi Brgy. Tiaong — Rica Fritzie L. De Guzman Honda Cars Bulacan Brgy. Pritil — Roland C. Ramos Brgy. Tiaong — Rica Fritzie L. De Guzman INDAKAN SA KALYE AND HALAMANAN SHOWDOWN Over-all Winner Champion Brgy. Tabang 1st Runner Up Brgy. Tuktukan 2nd Runner Up Brgy. Poblacion 3rd Runner Up Brgy. llang-llang 4th Runner Up Brgy. Pritil Best in Showdown Champion —_Brgy. llang-llang 1st Runner Up Brgy. Tuktukan 2nd Runner Up Brgy. Tabang 3rd Runner Up Brgy. Poblacion 4th Runner Up Brgy. Malis Best in Street Dance Champion Brgy. Tabang 1st Runner Up Brgy. Tuktukan 2nd Runner Up Brgy. Poblacion 3rd Runner Up Brgy. Priti 4th Runner Up Brgy. llang-tlangBest in Costume Champion Brgy. Tabang 1st Runner Up Brgy. Pritil 2nd Runner Up Brgy. Poblacion 3rd Runner Up Brgy. Malis 4th Runner Up Brgy. Tuktukan SUGOD MAKABAGONG BARANGAY AWARDS Sugod Makabagong Barangay (SMB) Awards was launched to recognize Barangay, Barangay Officials, Lingkod Barangay, and other volunteers with exemplary performance in public service and strong support in the 7K Program of the Municipal Government of Guiguinto. Criteria for rating of SMB Selection Team and Judges is based on accomplishments in the 7K Program and compliance to statutory and regulatory requirements such as financial administration, peace and order, disaster preparedness, business-friendliness and competitiveness, social protection, and environmental management. The 2020 Awarding Ceremony was held on January 21, 2020 as part of the celebration of Halamanan Festival at Guiguinto Municipal Athletic and Cultural Center, Poblacion, Guiguinto, Bulacan. 1. Natatanging Volunteers a. Natatanging Lingkod Lingap sa Nayon Virginia Gatmaitan — Barangay Malis b. Natatanging Barangay Tanod Ernesto Palomo — Barangay Sta. Cruz c. Natatanging Barangay Health Worker Vilma D.C. Gan — Barangay Poblacion d. Natatanging Mother Leader Eufenia P. Angeles — Barangay Sta. Cruz e. Natatanging Barangay Training and Employment Coordinator Rosalia A. Ortega — Barangay Pulonggubat 2. Natatanging Lingkod Barangay a. Natatanging Ingat-Yaman Herminigildo A. Sonajo — Barangay Tabang b. Natatanging Kalihim Mary Anne Enriquez — Barangay Sta. Cruz c. Natatanging Kagawad Igg. Angelito M. Cruz — Barangay llang-llang 3. Modelong Barangay a. Kaunlaran at Kahandaan Barangay Sta. Cruz b. Kabuhayan Barangay Malis c. Katahimikan at Kaayusan Barangay Panginay d. Kapaligiran at Kalinisan Barangay Tiaong e. Kalusugan Barangay llang-llang f. Kabataan Barangay Sta. Cruz g. Karunungan Barangay Malis 4. Most Seal of Good Local Governance Compliant Barangay Barangay Malis Barangay Sta. Cruz Barangay Tabang Barangay Tuktukan Barangay llang-llang Barangay Sta. Rita Barangay Cutcut Barangay Poblacion 5. Natatanging Sangguniang Kabataan Barangay Tuktukan 6. Natatanging Sangguniang Barangay Barangay Sta. Cruz 7. Natatanging Punong Barangay Igg. Cezar L. Mendoza - Barangay Malis 8. Natatanging Barangay Bronze Awardee Barangay llang-llang Silver Awardee Barangay Sta. Cruz Gold Awardee Barangay MalisGAWAD GUINTONG HALAMAN The Gawad Guintong Halaman (GGH) is a recognition program of the Municipal Government of Guiguinto for its constituents with distinctions and significant contributions particularly for the development of the Municipality of Guiguinto in various aspects. The GGH have seven categories pattered by the 7K Program of the current administration. |. gage Canad uniting =ytimafans 2 vy Taperens coeromtt agin, 2s igoee nt ft bso es Ma Se ets ek {Reser cd bya) cara nna) fc tn sat uh eyo a ‘cauaa Guinn saan aig Cronyn ty Guta nip Are ar al at GC) ar eles tar oy a st of nation 15" Fong ney sr Haan Fe fm Mey Ganga me Powneno ‘ “ q ie y ¥ = a Peete na crn nance: ee } ‘ lew Kangen Sr Cee MAYOR AMBROSIO C. CRUZ, JR. VICE MAYOR ELISEO B. SANTOS, JR. 44SANGGUNIANG BAYAN mu, ELISEO B. SANTOS, JR. Mayor Municipal Vic Authored Co-Authored EVANGELINE V. VILLANUEVA Chairman for Committee on Finance, Budget and Appropriation Chairman for Committee on Human Ecological Security, Public Utities, Labor Relations and Employment Vice Chairman for Committee o Cooperative and Livelihood Authored Ordinances ‘Sponsored ances ROMEO D. TONOG [Chairman for Committee on Women and Farrly Relat JGender and Development 17 Resoluti 2 Resolutions ESTRELITA P. ABALLA, Cooperative ana Vice Chairman for Education Vice Chairman for Women and Family Relations and Gender and Development ALBERT L. ESTRELLA ‘Chairman for Committee on ‘Tourism Culture and Arts vnittee on ‘Vice Chairman for Committee on Barangay Af Authored 1 Ordinance ConA Sponsored 45JULIUS V, FIGUEROA RANDALL B. PINGOL (Chairman fr on Education Agriculture, Land Use and Agrarian Vice Chairman for Committee on Reform, Market and Slaughter House der and Safet e on Peace, Authored 1 Ordinance Vie Chairman for Committee on 17 Resolutions a Health and Social Welfare Co-Authored : 10 Ordinances HON. Aus V Fleur 2 Resolutions ne sored 1 Resolut ANNABELLE A. GARCIA Chairman for Committee on Health and Social Welt Vice ‘Committee on Human Ecological Security, Public Utilities, Labor Relations an Employment LARRA MONICA V. MARIANO ‘and Sanitation - Vice Chairman for Committes on Youth Development ved 1 Ordinance 18 Resolutions Authored dinances Reem Co-Aulnored : 1 Ordinancs Geers ey 3 Resolutions 22 Resolutions Co-Authored : 1 Ordinance 2 Resolutions LANDREI JOSEPH S.CERDON Chairman for Committee on Youth Development ICEZAR L. MENDOZA Chairman for Committee on Rules, Privileges, Good Governance, ic Ethics and Accountability, Vice Chaitman for Committ Barangay Affairs Food and Sanitation, Tourism, Vice Chairman for Committee on nance, Budget and Appropriation, Agriculture Lang Use and Agrarian " Reform, Market and Slaughter 16 Resolutions won.craa venom House on inne soseris. CON] Co.Authored : 2 Resolutions Authored 2 Orai = 21 Resoluti 2 Res 46ORDINANCES ORDINANCE NO. 308-S-2020 309-S-2020 311-S-2020 313-S-2020 314-S-2020 318-S-2020 316-S-2020 317-S-2020 318-S-2020 319-S-2020 TITLE 308-S-2020 An Ordinance mandating all establishments operating within the territorial jurisdiction of Guiguinto to provide courtesy seats to persons with disability, pregnant women, women carrying infant, and senior citizens, and providing penalties for violation thereof ‘An Ordinance enacting the 2019 Market Code of the Municipality of Guiguinto ‘An Ordinance designating convenient and safe bicycle parking spaces for all private and public establishments and providing parking facilities such as bicycle racks and iron hooks, and appropriating funds for public establishments in the Municipality of Guiguinto An Ordinance prohibiting any person from committing any act which causes stigma, disgrace, shame, humiliation, harassment or otherwise discriminating against a person infected, under monitoring or investigation due to the COVID-19 virus including public and private doctors, nurses, health workers, emergency personnel and volunteers, service workers who are assigned to hospitals or other centers where these persons are being treated, and imposing the appropriate penalties therein, herein otherwise known as the "Anti COVID-19 Discrimination Ordinance of 2020" ‘An Ordinance mandating the wearing of face mask or other similar protective paraphernalia and equipment within the Municipality of Guiguinto to prevent and contain transmission of coronavirus disease (COVID19) and imposing penalties for violation thereof otherwise known as "Wear Your Face Mask Ordinance” ‘An Ordinance mandating the social distancing in the Municipality of Guiguinto ‘An Ordinance enacting the Revised Municipal Child Welfare Code 20202 of Guiguinto, Bulacan ‘An Ordinance imposing penalties for violation of protocols during the ‘community quarantine in the Municipality of Guiguinto such as prohibition of mass gatherings, prohibition of back riding, adherence to stay-at-home order, prohibition of gambling and betting, adherence to permitted industries and offices order ‘An Ordinance incentivizing the informant of apprehended violators of the protocols during the community quarantine in the Municipality of Guiguinto Kautusang Bayan na nagtatadhana ng pagbabawal ng paggamit, paglalaro at pagtitinda ng pellet gun at sumpak saan mang lugar o lansangan na sakop ng Bayan ng Guiguinto 47ORDINANCE NO. 322-S-2020 323-S-2020 324-S-2020 325-S-2020 326-S-2020 327-S-2020 328-S-2020 330-S-2020 337-S-2020 338-S-2020 345-S-2020 TITLE An Ordinance providing General Community Quarantine (GCQ) safety measures, standards and protocols in building offices, and imposing penalties for violation thereof ‘An Ordinance an ordinance setting the universal and mandatory safety measures as standards for General Community Quarantine (GCQ) in the Municipality of Guiguinto, imposing penalties for violation thereof, and for other purposes ‘An Ordinance establishing the Health Safety Standards and Protocols during the General Community Quarantine (GCQ) in public and private transport and terminals, imposing penalties for violation thereof, and for other purposes An Ordinance providing safety measures, standards and protocols in food service workplaces during the General Community Quarantine (GCQ) and imposing penalties for violation thereof An Ordinance imposing and implementing health and safety standards during the general community quarantine for commercial, industrial and construction workplaces, imposing penalties for violations thereof, and for other purposes ‘An Ordinance implementing health and safety standards during the General Community Quarantine (GCQ) for non-contact sports, imposing penalties for violations thereof, and for other purposes. ‘An Ordinance enacting the Revised Gender and Development Code 2020 of the Municipality of Guiguinto ‘An Ordinance amending the Transportation and Traffic Code in the Municipality of Guiguinto ‘An Ordinance promoting the use of bicycle as a form of helpful exercise and as environmentally sound mode of transportation, and designating bicycle lane in the municipality, and providing penalties for violation thereof and other purposes Kautusang Bayan na nagtatakda ng mga altuntunin at patakaran sa pagbibigay ng mga karampatang benepisyo at proteksyon sa lahat ng mga frontliner na gumampan sa kanilang tungkulin sa panahon ng pandemya ‘An Ordinance approving the “No QR Code No Entry in All Establishments within the Municipality of Guiguinto during the COVID-19 Pandemic’FINANCE, BUDGET AND APPROPRIATION ORDINANCE NO. 310-S-2020 312-S-2020 320-S-2020 321-8-2020 329-S-2020 332-S-2020 335-S-2020 340-S-2020 341-S-2020 TITLE An Ordinance authorizing the Supplemental Budget No. 1 Series 2020 of the Municipal Government of Guiguinto involving an amount of eighteen million eight hundred twenty four thousand two hundred forty seven pesos (P18,824,247.00) as General Fund ‘An Ordinance authorizing the Supplemental Budget No. 2 Series 2020 of the Municipal Government of Guiguinto involving an amount of twenty million pesos (P20,000,000.00) from the Reversion of Appropriation of various 2020 20% Economic Development Fund PPAs to food assistance and other relief goods for affected households ‘An Ordinance authorizing the Municipal Mayor, Hon. Ambrosio C. Cruz, Jr. to enter into a contract of agreement with the Land Bank of the Philippines (LBP) to finance the acquisition of lots to be used for various projects of the Municipal Government amounting to one hundred sixty eight million two hundred thirty four thousand (P168,234,000.00) pesos ‘An Ordinance authorizing the Reprogramming of the 2020 20% Economic Development Fund from purchase of lot for RHU to construction of ground floor of 3-storey Innovative Tissue Culture Laboratory and Multipurpose Hall amounting to seven million (P7,000,000.00) pesos An Ordinance authorizing the Supplemental Budget No. 3 Series 2020 of the Municipal Government of Guiguinto involving an amount of twenty seven million one hundred eighty eight thousand six hundred sixty nine pesos (P27, 188,669.00) as General Fund ‘An Ordinance adopting the Department of Budget and Management (DBM) Circular No. 2020-4 dated July 17, 2020 with the subject: “Upgrading of the Entry Level of Nurse Positions", and Appropriating Funds Therefor" ‘An Ordinance adopting the “New Normal’ to prevent and control covid-19 ‘An Ordinance authorizing the Annual Budget of the Municipality of Guiguinto for the Fiscal Year 2021 in the amount of five hundred forty three million six hundred thirteen thousand three hundred eighty pesos and seventy six centavos (p543,613,380.76) as the General Fund, and the Economic Enterprise- the Ospital Ng Guiguinto with forty four million nine hundred eighty thousand (P44,980,000.00) pesos, with a grand total of five hundred eighty eight million five hundred ninety three thousand three hundred eighty pesos and seventy six centavos (P588,593,380.76) An Ordinance approving the tax exemption of Sumitomo-Mitsui Construction Co. Ltd. (SMCC), the contractor for package 02 of the North-South Commuter Railway (NSCR) project (Malolos-Tutuban), funded by Japan Oda Projects, shall have a zero percent (0%) tax rate 49CREATION OF POSITION / COMMITTEE / TECHNICAL WORKING GROUP ORDINANCE NO. 331-S-2020 339-S-2020 342-S-2020 346-S-2020 347-S-2020 TITLE ‘An Ordinance Creating the Guiguinto Local Housing Board (LHB) ‘An Ordinance creating the position of Municipal Economic Development And Investment Promotion Office (MEDIPO) and subsequently creating the positions: Municipal Government Department Head | (Municipal Economic Development And Investment Promotion Officer - Salary Grade 24, and Project Development Officer | - Salary Grade 11, prescribing its functions, duties and responsibilities, and appropriating funds thereof An Ordinance creating the position of Executive Assistant V, Salary Grade 24/1 under the office of the Municipal Mayor, for the Municipal Government of Guiguinto, Bulacan ‘An Ordinance creating the following positions for calendar year 2021 in their respective offices: Mayor's Office — Housing and Homesite Regulation Officer | Sg-11/1, Housing and Homesite Regulation Assistant SG 8/1, Population Program Officer | SG 11/1, Administrator's Office- Administrative Officer | SG 11/1, Bookbinder III SG 7/1, Clerk Ill SG 6/1, Human Resource Management Assistant SG 8/1, Computer Programmer | SG 11/1, Computer Operator Il SG 9/1, Labor General Foreman SG 8/1, Heavy Equipment Operator Il SG 6/1, Clerk ii SG 4/1, Engineering Aide SG 4/1, Records Officer | SG 10/1, PIARO- Project Development Officer | SG 11/1, Data Controller iv SG 13/1, MDRRMO- Nurse i SG 15/1, Treasurer's Office- Cashier II SG 14/1, Data Controller IV SG 13/1, Accounting Office Management And Audit Analyst Ill SG 18/1, Engineering Office- Engineer II SG 16/1, Assessor's Office- Administrative Assistant SG 8/1, Agriculture's Office- Records Officer | SG 10/1, MSWDO- social welfare aide SG 4/1, Social Welfare Aide SG 4/1, Health Office- Nurse Ill SG 19/1, Dental Aide SG 4/1, and abolishing the following positions for Calendar Year 2021 in their respective offices: Treasurer's Office- Revenue Collection Clerk | SG 5/1, revenue collection clerk | SG 5/1, Accounting Office- Municipal Government Assistant Department Head | (Accountant IV) SG 22/1 An Ordinance creating the Plantilla Position of two (2) items of Records Officer Ill, Salary Grade 18/1 and one (1) item of Electronics And Communications Equipment Technician II, Salary Grade 8/1, prescribing its, functions, duties and responsibilities, and appropriating funds thereofLAND CONVERSION ORDINANCE NO. 333-S-2020 334-S-2020 336-S-2020 343-S-2020 344-S-2020 352-S-2020 353-S-2020 TITLE Kautusang Bayan na muling nag-uuri sa lupang pagmamay-ari_ng Kimsonland Corporation na may kabuuang sukat na limang libo dalawang daan at siyamnapu't apat (5,294 sq.m.) metro kwadrado mula sa lupang agrikultral tungo sa lupang industriyal na matatagpuan sa Barangay Tiaong, Guiguinto, Bulacan Kautusang Bayan na muling nag-uuri sa lupang pagmamay-ari ng Topspace Corporation at Beriken Development Corporation na may kabuuang sukat na pitong libo pitong daan at labing pitong (7,717 sq.m.) metro kwadrado mula sa lupang agrikultral tungo sa lupang industriyal na matatagpuan sa Barangay Cutcut, Guiguinto, Bulacan Kautusang Bayan na muling nag-uuri sa lupang pagmamay-ari ng Interglobe Trading and Manufacturing Corporation na may kabuuang sukat na sampung libo siyam na raan at siyamnapu't apat (10,994 sq.m.) metro kwadrado mula sa lupang agrikultral tungo sa lupang industriyal na matatagpuan sa Barangay Pulonggubat, Guiguinto, Bulacan Kautusang Bayan na muling nag-uuri sa lupang pagmamay-ari ng Green Miles Realty Corporation, mula sa lupang agrikultural tungo sa lupang industriyal na may kabuuang sukat na animnapu't tatlong libo tatlong daan at limampu't limang (63,355 sq.m.) metro kwadrado na nasasakupan ng Barangay Sta. Rita, Guiguinto, Bulacan, at nagpapatibay sa kanilang Development Plan Kautusang Bayan na muling nag-uuri sa lupang pagmamay-ari ng Cavite Ideal International Construction and Development Corporation, mula sa lupang agrikultural tungo sa lupang industriyal na may kabuuang sukat na labing limang libo walong daan at apatnapu't apat (15,844 sq.m.) na metro kwadrado na nasasakupan ng Barangay Tuktukan, Guiguinto, Bulacan, at nagpapatibay sa kanilang development plan kautusang bayan na nag-uuri sa lupang pagmamay-ari nina Riki Dacanay kasal kay Gng. Michelle |. Dacanay, at G. Alvin Bryan D. Chen na may kabuuang sukat na siyam na libo at limampu't isang metro kwadrado (9,051 sq.m.) mula sa lupang agrikultural tungo sa lupang industriyal na matatagpuan sa Barangay Tiaong at Barangay Tabe Guiguinto, Bulacan Kautusang Bayan na nag-uuri sa lupang pagmamay-ari nina Riki Dacanay kasal kay Gng, Michelle I. Dacanay, at Gng. Sally Dacanay Chen Kasal kay G. Chang Bo Chen, na may kabuuang sukat na dalawampu't-tatlong libo, dalawang daan at apat na metro kwadrado (23,204 sq.m.) mula sa lupang agrikultural tungo sa lupang industriyal na matatagpuan sa Barangay Daungan, Guiguinto, Bulacan 51RESOLUTIONS alo il © Committee on Rules, Privileges, Good Governance, Public Ethics and Accountability 132 Passed Resolutions Committee on Finance, Budget and Appropriation 67 Passed Resolutions Committee on Health and Social Welfare 4 Passed Resolutions EXECUTIVE ORDERS PUBLIC POLICY E.0 NO. 11-2020 15-2020 16-2020 21-2020 22-2020 23-2020 25-2020 27-2020 52 = &S pid Committee on Peace, Order and Safety 2 Passed Resolutions Committee on Education 1 Passed Resolution Committee on Agriculture, Land Use and Agrarian Reform, Market and Slaughter House 1 Passed Resolution TITLE Institutionalizing the Whole-of-Nation Approach in Attaining Inclusive and Sustainable Peace, Creating a Municipal Task Force to End Local Communist Armed Conflict (ELCAC) in Municipality of Guiguinto, Bulacan and Adopting the National Peace Framework Enhanced Community Quarantine Advisory - Municipality of Guiguinto, Bulacan ‘An Order Mandating the Proper Handling of Patient Under Investigation (PUI) and Patient Under Monitoring (PUM) for Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) in the Municipality of Guiguinto An Order Requiring the Wearing of Face Masks by All Persons in Public Places within the Territorial Jurisdiction of the Municipality of Guiguinto An Order Temporarily Prohibiting the Selling or Serving of Liquors, Alcoholic Beverages, Coconut Wine, and Other Nature Wines and the Like within the Municipality of Guiguinto ‘An Order Providing for Stringent Social Distancing Measures for the Management of the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) Situation in the Municipality of Guiguinto, Bulacan ‘An Order Establishing the Market Day Schedule of Barangays as a Precautionary Measure for the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) in the Municipality of Guiguinto, Bulacan An Order Providing the Interim Guidelines for the Regulation of Permitted Industries and Limited Movement in the Municipality of Guiguinto during the Community QuarantineE.0 NO. 28-2020 29-2020 30-2020 33-2020 34-2020 34-A-2020 35-2020 36-2020 37-2020 38-2020 41-2020 42-2020 TITLE ‘An Order Providing the Guidelines for the Implementation of "Kuha Mo, Huli Ko Project” ‘An Order Providing the Revised Interim Guidelines for the Regulation of Permitted Industries and Limited Movement in the Municipality of Guiguinto during the Community Quarantine ‘An Order Requiring persones Deprived of Liberty (PDL) to undergo COVID-19 Testing BEFORE Commitment of Release from Jails in Municipality of Guiguinto ‘An Order Providing the Interim Guidelines for the Implementation of Modified General Community Quarantine in the Municipality of Guiguinto from 01 Until 15 July 2020 An Order Amending the Interim Guidelines for the Implementation of Modified General Community Quarantine in the Municipality of Guiguinto from 01 Until 15 July 2020 ‘An Order Directing the Participation of the Community and Other Stakeholders in the Sabayang Patak Kontra Polio in the Municipality of Guiguinto, Bulacan An Order Limiting the Movement in the Municipality of Guiguinto during the Implementation of Modified General Community Quarantine An Order Providing the Interim Guidelines for the Regulation of Permitted Industries and Limited Movement in the Municipality of Guiguinto during the Modified Enhanced Community Quarantine from 04 to 18 August ‘An Order Providing the Interim Guidelines for the Regulation of Permitted Industries and Limited Movement in the Municipality of Guiguinto during the General Community Quarantine from 19 to 31 August 2020 ‘An Order Providing the Interim Guidelines for the Regulation of Permitted Industries and Limited Movement in the Municipality of Guiguinto during the General Community Quarantine from 01 to 30 September 2020 An Order Directing the Temporary Closure of All Public and Private ‘Cemeteries, Memorial Parks, and Columbaries and the Prohibition of Any Halloween Activities from October 26 to November 03, 2020 in the Municipaity of Guiguinto ‘An Order Providing the Interim Guidelines for the Regulation of Permitted Industries and Limited Movement in the Municipality of Guiguinto During the General Community Quarantine from 01 to 30 September 2020 with Amendments as of 14 September 2020E.O NO. 44-2020 44-A-2020 45-2020 46-2020 47-2020 50-2020 TITLE ‘An Order Providing the Interim Guidelines for the Implementation of Modified General Community Quarantine in the Municipality of Guiguinto from 01 Until 31 October 2020 An Order Providing Addendum to Executive Order No. 44 or the Interim Guidelines for the Implementation of Modified General Community Quarantine in the Municipality of Guiguinto from 01 Until 31 October 2020 Mandating the Guiguinto Joint Inspection Team to Conduct Continuous Inspection of Enterprises to Ensure Compliance with Regulatory Requirement s and Revocation of Business Permits and Order of Closure for Violations Therefore ‘An Order Providing the Interim Guidelines for the Implementation of Modified General Community Quarantine in the Municipality of Guiguinto Until 31 October 2020 ‘An Order Providing the Interim Guidelines for the Implementation of Modified General Community Quarantine in the Municipality of Guiguinto Until 30 November 2020 An Order Requiring the Use of Get Traced App for the Implementation of “No QR Code, No Entry” Policy in All the Establishments in the Municipality of Guiguinto as A Part of its Prevention and Control of COVID-19 Protocols ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER/ASSIGNMENT OF PERSONNEL E.O NO. 43-2020 TITLE An Order Reconstituting the Composition of Municipal Nutrition Council (MNC) and Designating Mrs. Josefina J. Joaquin as Municipal Nutrition Action Officer and its Functions Thereof CREATION/REORGANIZATION OF COMMITTEE AND TECHNICAL WORKING GROUP E.O NO. 1-2020 2.2020 3-2020 54 TITLE Reorganization the Municipal Advisory Committee (MAC) and the Municipal Grievance Redress Committee (MGRC) for the Effective Implementation and Management of the Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program in the Municipality of Guiguinto Reorganizing the Disposal Committee and Prescribing their duties and functions pursuant to Executive Order No. 888 as Amended by Executive Order No. 285 dated July 25, 1987 Reorganization of the Municipal Peace and Order CouncilE.0 NO. 5-2020 6-2020 6-A-2020 7-2020 8-2020 7-A-2020 9-2020 10-2020 12-2020 13-2020 14-2020 14-A-2020 14-B-2020 17-2020, 18-2020, 19-2020 TITLE ‘An Order Creating the Anti-insurgency Committee of the Municipality of Guiguinto ‘An Order Creating the Anti-Criminality Committee of the Municipality of Guiguinto Reorganizing the Local Crisis Committee of the Municipality of Guiguinto ‘An Order Creating the Public Safety Committee of the Municipality of Guiguinto, Bulacan ‘An Order Creating Novel Coronavirus Task Force in the Municipality of Guiguinto Creating the Regulatory Reform Team of the Municipality of Guiguinto, Bulacan, Pursuant to the Ease of Doing Business and Efficient Government Service Delivery Act of 2018 An Order Organizing the Retooled Community Support Program Team and Core Team of the Municipality of Guiguinto Reorganization of Guiguinto Task Force for the Manila Bay Clean-Up, Rehabilitation, and Preservation Project Creation of Tricycle Task Force in the Municipality of Guiguinto, Bulacan ‘An Executive Order Constituting the Technical Working Group (TWG) of the 2019-2027 Comprehensive Land Use Plan (CLUP) Committee An Order Creating the Project Monitoring Committee for FY 2020 Assistance to Municipalities (AM) of the Municipality of Guiguinto An Order Creating the Project Implementation Team for FY 2020 Assistance to Municipalities (AM) of the Municipality of Guiguinto, Bulacan An Order Creating the Municipal Inspection Team for FY 2020 Assistance to Municipalities (AM) of the Municipality of Guiguinto, Bulacan ‘An Order Creating the Inter-Agency Task Force for the Management of Emerging and Re-Emerging of Infectious Diseases in the Municipality of Guiguinto Reactivation of Barangay Health Emergency Management Teams Guiguinto, Bulacan Reorganization of the Municipal Price Coordinating CouncilE.O NO. 20-2020 24-2020 26-2020 31-2020 32-2020 39-2020 40-2020 48-2020 49-2020 51-2020 52-2020 53-2020 TITLE Organizing the Municipal Management of the Dead and Missing Team ‘An Order Creating the Municipal Contact Tracing Team of the Municipality of Guiguinto, Bulacan An Order Reorganizing the Municipal Task Force Against Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) Creation of the Returning Overseas Filipinos (ROFs) and Locally Stranded Individuals (LSIs) Management Team of the Municipality of Guiguinto Reorganization of the Municipal Oversight Committee for Barangay Drug Clearing Program Re-Organizing the Local Inter-Agency Committee (LIAC) to Provide the Over-All Direction for the Relocation of Informal Dwellers within the Philippine National Railways (PNR) Right of Way (ROW) to be Affected by the North-South Commuter Railway Organization of Guiguinto Municipal Verification Committee An Order Reorganizing the Implementing Team of the RPRH Law in the Municipality of Guiguinto An order Reorganizing the Human Resource Merit Promotion and Selection Board (HRMPSB) of the Municipal Government of Guiguinto, Bulacan Reorganization of the Internal Audit Team of the Municipal Government of Guiguinto ‘An Executive Order Constituting the Technical Working Group of the 2022-2027 Comprehensive Development Plan An Order Creating the Committee on Decorum and Investigation (CODI) of Sexual Harassment in the Municipal Government of GuiguintoFUTURE DEVELOPMENTS Construction of Innovative Tissue Culture Laboratory and Multipurpose Hall Location: Barangay Sta. Cruz Establishment of Garden Village Location: Barangay Sta. Cruz Establishment of Demo Farm Location: Barangay Sta. Cruz Completion of Guiguinto Isolation Facility and Reformation Center Construction/Rehabilitation/Improvement of Local Roads Location: 14 Barangays Construction of Municipal Cemetery Additional Niches Location: Barangay Poblacion Development of Guiguinto Arena and Botanical Centrum Location: Barangay Poblacion ruction of Central Material Recovery Location: Barangay Poblacion Construction of Rural Health Unit Location: Barangay Poblacion Development of Municipal Government Center Location: Barangay Poblacion 57BARANGAYS BARANGAY CUTCUT Chairman Land Area No. of Puroks 2020 IRA Population (2018 PSA) 2020 Population (Barangay Census) BARANGAY DAUNGAN Chairman Land Area No. of Puroks 2020 IRA Population (2018 PSA) 2020 Population (Barangay Census) BARANGAY ILANG-ILANG Chairman Land Area No. of Puroks 2020 IRA Population (2015 PSA) 2020 Population (Barangay Census) BARANGAY MALIS Chairman Land Area No, of Puroks 2020 IRA Population (2015 PSA) 2020 Population (Barangay Census) BARANGAY PANGINAY Chairman Land Area No. of Puroks 2020 IRA Population (2018 PSA) 2020 Population (Barangay Census) BARANGAY POBLACION Chairman Land Area No. of Puroks 2020 IRA Population (2015 PSA) 2020 Population (Barangay Census) BARANGAY PRITIL Chairman Land Area No. of Puroks 2020 IRA Population (2015 PSA) 2020 Population (Barangay Census) 58 Gregorio P. Sagala 226 has, 5 3,506,239.00 2,940 3,765 Apolinario SM. De Armas 200 has. 5 2,845,284.00 1,800 2,483 Jose Darsee V. Alvarez 50 has. 8 5,636,045.00 5,628, 6.220 Cezar L. Mendoza 311 has. 13 13,536,710.00 16.223, 19,729 Marvin S. Azores 87 has. 3 2,439,087.00 Edward F. Silva 96 has. 4 4,381,442.00 4,099 4,852 Leo T. Ramos 323 has, 6 5,191,703.00 5,172 2,991PUR ees BARANGAY PULONGGUBAT Chairman Land Area No. of Puroks 2020 IRA Population (2015 PSA) 2020 Population (Barangay Census) BARANGAY STA. CRUZ Chairman Land Area No. of Puroks 2020 IRA Population (2015 PSA) 2020 Population (Barangay Census) BARANGAY STA. RITA, Chairman Land Area No. of Puroks 2020 IRA Population (2015 PSA) 2020 Population (Barangay Census) BARANGAY TABANG Chairman Land Area No. of Puroks 2020 IRA Population (2015 PSA) 2020 Population (Barangay Census) BARANGAY TABE, Chairman Land Area No. of Puroks 2020 IRA Population (2015 PSA) 2020 Population (Barangay Census) BARANGAY TIAONG Chairman Land Area No. of Puroks 2020 IRA Population (2015 PSA) 2020 Population (Barangay Census) BARANGAY TUKTUKAN Chairman Land Area No. of Puroks 2020 IRA Population (2015 PSA) 2020 Population (Barangay Census) Jose A. Figueroa 161 has. 3 2,705,040.00 1,879 7,588 Emmanuel 8. Joson 248 has, 7 10,510,881.00, 12216 12,980 Ponciano S. Pingol 272 has, 9 11,621,686,00 13,687 19,010 Apollo M. Robles 219 has, 8 7,955,500.00 8.832 12,304 Jerwin R. Lombres 114 has, 7 7,861,319.00 2.310 10,305 Dante C. Sillano 181 has, Ronald C. Mercado 195 has. 5 8,668,349,00 9.776 12,164 592020 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS ‘Comparative Income Statement For Calendar Year 2019 and 2020 Total Liabilities and Equity 1,051,018,003.52 Particulars 2019 2020 Revenue Tax Revenue 273,097,541.91 306,996 479.72 ‘Share from Internal Revenue Collection 200,753,468.00 244,715,208.00 ‘Service and Business Revenue 54,256,818.25 42,107,336.69 Grants and Donations 4,554,000.00 31,258,812.48 Total Revenue 532,661,828.16 625,077,836.89 Less: Current Operating Expenses Personal Services 135,956,017.84 143,131,413.99 Maintenance and Other Operating Expenses 269,741,539.65 369,584,531.81 Financial Expenses 1,507,773.62 888,690.33 Non-Cash Expenses 18,301,599.60 39,925,303.82 Current Operating Expenses 425,506,930.71 553,529,939.95, ‘Surplus (Deficit) from Current Operation 107,154,897.45 71,547,896.94 Transfers, Assistance and Subsidy 8,750,000.00 337,969.10 Surplus (Deficit) for the period 115,904,897.45 96,885,866.04 Source: Municipal Accounting Office Comparative Balance Sheet For Calendar Year 2019 and 2020 Particulars 2019 2020 Current Assets 620,447,876.38 645,943,430.15 Noncurrent Assets 430,570,082.13 490,664,353.06 Total Assets 1,051,017,958.51 1,136,607,783.21 Current Liabilities 150,298,688.53 154,294,512.95 Noncurrent Liabilities 266,335,131.19 286,160,688.76 Total Liabilities 416,633,819.72 440,455,201.71 Government Equity 634,384,183.80 696, 152,581.50 4,136,607,783.21 Source: Municipal Accounting Office ‘Comparative Cash Flow Statement For Calendar Year 2019 and 2020 Particulars Balance, January 1 Prior Period Adjustments Restated Balance Changes in net Assets/Equity for the Calendar year Adjustment of net Surplus (Deficit) for the period Total Revenue and expense for the period Balance, December 31 2019 510,772,685.63 7,706,555.72 518,479,241.35 115,904,897.45 115,904,897.45 634,384,138.80 2020 634,384,138.80 -35,117 423.34 599,266,715.46 96,885,866.04 96,885,866.04 P696,152,581.50 Source: Municipal Accounting Office 602020 AWARDS AND RECOGNITIONS ISO 9001:2015 Certification TUV Rheinland 2020 Most Outstanding Mayor ‘Superbrands Marketing International Sustainable Performance Award Gawad Parangal 2020 - Search for Outstanding Mayors in the field of Social Welfare and Development Most Business-Friendly LGU Award for Municipal Level 1 Category Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry's 46th Philippine Conference and Expo 2020 Above 95% Coverage for Round 2 Sabayang Patak Kontra Polio Department of Health — Central Luzon Center for Health Development High Functionality Rating Anti-Drug Abuse Council Department of Interior and Local Government Ranked 3rd in Region Ill - Central Luzon in Compliance with Manila Bay Clean-Up Requirements Department of Interior and Local Government Region Ill Outstanding Performance in the Implementation of FY. 2019 and 2020 AM Program Department of Interior and Local Government Rank 1 among the Municipalities in Bulacan - SubayBAYAN Portal Department of Interior and Local Government Ranked 5th in Bulacan with Highest Local Revenue Collection Excellent Performance in the Collection of Quality Newborn Screening (NBS) samples attaining <1% unsatisfactory rate for 2020 Newborn Screening Center - Central Luzon ORGANIKO: The Guiguinto Edible Organic Garden Winner of the Urban Garden and Edible Landscape in Region III 3rd Best PESO in Central Luzon Regional Search for the Best PESO 4st Place - Small Category on Early Submission of Civil Registry Documents Philippine Statistics Authority Bulacan 2nd Place - Small Category on Early Submission of PHILCRIS. Philippine Statistics Authority Bulacan Natatanging Local Government Unit 2020 Parangal sa Kislap ng Sining sa Bulacan 61DIRECTORY HON. AMBROSIO C, CRUZ, JR. Municipal Mayor (044) 794-1823/794-1664 Loo. 241/222 HON. ELISEO B. SANTOS, JR. Municipal Vice Mayor (044) 794-1823/794-1684 Loc, 234 e D> MR. ELMER C. ALCANAR Municipal Administrator (044) 794-1823/794-1684 Loc, 204 MS. SHARON A. EXALTACION SB Secretary (044) 794-1823/794-1684 Loc, 244 ENP. RITTA DIANNE G. RAMOS-BORLONGAN Municipal Planning and Development Coordinator (044) 794-1829/794-1684 Loc, 220/221 A A ws oreuno.esre.ta A ® A (OIC-Municipal Budget Orticer (044) 794-18237794-1684 Loc, 202/212 MS. GUILLERMA DL. GARRIDO ‘Olc-Municipal Treasurer (044) 794-1823/794-1684 Loc, 206/207 MS. MA. TERESA V, JOSE Municipal Accountant (044) 794-1823/794-1684 Loc, 210/211 ENGR. ARCADIO LEOVER P. SULIT Municipal Engineer (044) 794-1823/794-1684 Loc, 217/201 9 © MS. MERLYN A. SALONGA Municipal Social Welfare and Development Officer (044) 794-1823/794-1684 Loc. 228 7 . ENGR. SUDAN C. CARREON MENRO (044) 794-1823/794-1684 Loc. 245 ‘ARCH. CRISANTO H. BONDOC ‘O1C-Municipal Assessor (044) 794-1823/794-1664 Loc. 208/208 ATTY. EDILBERTO C. CRUZ Municipal Legal Officer (044) 794.1823/794-1664 Loc. 247 MR. RENATO T. VILLANUEVA Municipal information Officer (044) 794-1823/794-1684 Loc. 218 MR. PETER JOHN T. VISTAN ‘Municipal Disaster Risk Reduction Management Officer (044) 794-1823/794-1664 Loc. 235 MR. ARNOLD R. BACANI Municipal Civil Registrar (044) 794-1823/794-1084 Loc. 2137243, MS. YOLANDA R. MENDOZA Licensing Otficer (044) 794-1823/794-1684 Loc. 203 MS. VILMA DL. GONZALES: Housing and Homesite Regulation Officer (044) 794-18237794-1684 Loo. 250 ENGR. RUFINO DG. MATEO General Services Officer (044) 794-1823/704-1684 Loc. 200 Je MS, EMELITA B, SAN AGUSTIN PESO Manager (044) 794-1823/794-1664 Loc. 242 DR. EDUARDO P. JOSE Municipal Agriculture Officer (044) 794-1823/794-1684 Loc. 205 DR. PRIMA LEA L. CHUA Municipal Health Officer (044) 760.3450 DR. FIELA V. PANGANIBAN Rural Health Physician (044) 794-4833 DR. CAESAR H. MEJIA O1C-Chief of Hospital (044) 760-7775/760-776 MS. RITA SR. GATCHALIAN Population Officer (044) 794-1823/794-1684 Loc. 251 MS, JOSEFINA J. JOAQUIN Nutrition Officer (044) 794-1823-/794-1664 Loc, 2522020 ANNUAL REPORT In compliance with Section 97 of Republic Act 7160 otherwise known as the Local Government Code of 1991, local chief executive shall submit an annual report to the Sanggunian concerned on the socio-economic, political and peace and order conditions, and other matters concerning the local government unit, the Municipality of Guiguinto is in great honor to present the Annual Report of the Municipality for the year 2020. The year 2020 marks another milestone for the Municipality of Guiguinto as the collective efforts of every Guiguintefio have emerged toward the common goal of providing excellent services. Guiguinto Annual Report 2020 contains data provided by different departments, offices, and agencies — consolidated by the Municipal Planning and Development Office with the following team members: EnP. RITTA DIANNE G. RAMOS-BORLONGAN Municipal Planning and Development Coordinator Technical Staff: BAUTISTA, LUCKY JUN-JUN P. DECHOSA, CHRISTIAN B. LAMBO, LOVELYDEL E. MANCENIDO, JAMIELEEN S. MENDOZA, BENJAMIN SP. PANGANIBAN, RENZ KEVIN L. VILLANUEVA, ROBIN PAULO P.Municipality of Guiguinto Poblacion, Guiguinto, Bulacan Rirriencr ma! OST RE YX ICY Roy