OPLAN “REVITALIZED PULIS SA BARANGAY”
(Barangay Tubaday, Santol, La Union)
I. References
- PNP Patrol Plan 2030
- Command Memorandum Circular on Revitalized Pulis sa Barangay (RPSB)
- RA 6975 and amendments (DILG Act of 1990)
- Barangay Development Council resolutions
- Relevant LGU ordinances and issuances
II. Situation
- Barangay Tubaday, located in the Municipality of Santol, La Union, has
been identified as a priority area for the Revitalized Pulis sa Barangay
(RPSB) program. The barangay’s remote location, limited access to public
services, and emerging peace and order concerns require focused police
presence and community engagement to ensure safety, development, and
public trust.
A. Area Study
1. Geographic Location & Accessibility
- Upland barangay approximately [insert actual distance] kilometers from
Santol Municipal Hall.
- Accessible via partially cemented and gravel roads; travel time affected
during the rainy season by landslides, muddy roads, and flash floods.
- Classified as a Geographically Isolated and Disadvantaged Area (GIDA).
2. Demographics
- Estimated population: 1,1183 residents, 216 households.
- Predominantly Ilocano-speaking; livelihood includes farming (ginger,
corn, root crops, vegetables) and livestock raising.
3. Key Infrastructure & Facilities
- Barangay Hall, elementary school, small barangay health station with
limited medical capacity.
- Water supply from natural springs.
- Weak mobile network and intermittent internet access.
- Schools and Churches
4. Peace and Order Situation (dagdagan)
- Generally peaceful with low reported crimes but incidents of petty theft, and
illegal logging.
- Possible movement of insurgent elements in the surrounding mountainous
areas.
- Delayed police response due to road and distance constraints.
- Possible entry and exit point of transportation of illegal drugs within neaby
provinces.
5. Stakeholders & Community Structures
- Active Barangay Council and BPAT.
- Existing organizations: farmers’ associations, youth groups, faith-based
groups.
- - PTA
- Womens Club
B. Needs Analysis
1. Security Needs – Sustained police presence, strengthened BPAT
capacity, enhanced intelligence gathering.
2. Community Engagement – Regular dialogues, peace education, and
youth-oriented anti-crime activities.
3. Service Delivery Support – Facilitation of health, education, and
livelihood programs.
4. Information Campaigns – Anti-drug, anti-illegal logging, disaster
preparedness, and environmental protection advocacy.
III. Mission
To deploy trained, community-oriented PNP personnel in Barangay Tubaday to
maintain peace and order, strengthen partnership with stakeholders, support
local development initiatives, and enhance public trust and safety.
IV. Objectives
- Establish sustained police presence in Barangay Tubaday.
- Enhance community partnership for peace and order.
- Support delivery of basic services and livelihood projects.
- Gather intelligence to preempt criminal and insurgent activities, proliferations
of illegal drugs particularly Marijuana
V. Concept of Operations
- A. Pre-Deployment Phase – Conduct area profiling, stakeholder mapping,
coordinate with LGU, prepare personnel and logistics, MOU signing and
courtesy call to local chief executives, Brgy. officials and COP of Santol MPS.
- B. Deployment Phase – Assign RPSB personnel, establish police desk,
conduct preventive patrols, and implement programs.
- C. Sustaining Phase – Monitor and evaluate, submit reports, and
recommend adjustments.
VI. Administrative & Logistical Support
- Personnel: RPSB-trained police officers from 3rd MFP, 1st LUPMFC.
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MAIN EFFORT
Section
1. PLT MANDO B TUBAÑA EMTAN EM2802184906 A
Leader
Blood
Team 1 Designation FA Serial Number
Type
2. PSSg Fidel Giron Member Galil Ace 48261486 A
3. Pat David Junior S Matnao Member Galil Ace 48227552 A+
4. Pat Joshua P Ochoco Member Galil Ace 48253543 A+
5. Pat Adrian M Punasen Member Galil Ace 48264322 O+
6. Pat Bryan D Bautista Member Galil Ace 48253954 B+
7. Pat Emilio B Ingosan Member Galil Ace 48145694 B
8. Pat Michael M Cabal Member Galil Ace 48221627 AB+
9. Pat Ryan J Martin Member Galil Ace 482298598 A+
Blood
Team 2 Designation FA Serial Number
Type
[Link] Nolie O Sayangda Member
11. PSSg Crisipulo M Velasco III Member Galil Ace 48224353 A
12. PSSg Aaron L Ordoñez Member Galil Ace 48260878 O+
13. Pat Rey C Sangao Member K2C1 E000627 O+
14. Pat Nelson M Bautista Member Galil Ace 48221159 A+
15. Pat Johndel B Corisay Member Galil Ace 482640583 O
- Equipment: Radios, patrol motorcycle, first aid kit, body-worn cameras.
- Logistics: Allowances, fuel allocation, office supplies.
- LGU Support: Temporary office, utilities, resource augmentation.
VII. Command & Control
- Overall Supervision: Provincial Director, La Union PPO
- Operational Control: OIC, 1st La Union Police Mobile Force Company
- Field Supervision: RPSB Team Leader/3rd MFP Platoon Leader
VIII. Evaluation (ALLIGN WITH YOUR SCHEDULE OF SUBMISSION OF
REPORTS TO S5)
- Monthly reporting of accomplishments.
- Quarterly evaluation of security and community relations.
- Final assessment at the end of deployment.
IX. Effectivity
Effective immediately upon approval and remains in force until rescinded.
Activity Timeline Responsibl Resources Possible Estimated Expected
e Needed Source/Sponsors Cost (PHP) Output
Unit/Person
Area profiling Month 1 RPSB Team Transportation, Santol MPS, 1,000 Updated area
& stakeholder (Week 1- Leader, COP forms, GPS, Barangay profile
mapping 2) Santol camera Officials, LGU
transport support
Courtesy call Month 1 RPSB Team, Letters, RPSB Fund 2,000 Established
& (Week 1- Barangay uniforms, ID working
coordination 2) Captain relationship
Establish Month 1 RPSB Team Table, chairs, Barangay Council, 1000 Operational
Barangay (Week 3- signage, LGU, private Barangay
Police Desk 4) tarpaulin donors Police Desk
Regular Month RPSB Team Motorcycle, PNP Fuel 1000/ Enhanced
patrols & 1–6 fuel, handheld Allocation, LGU weekly security
visibility (Daily) radios, subsidy presence
flashlight 48,000 for 6
months
Monthly Month RPSB Team, Venue, IEC Barangay Council, 10,000 Community
pulong- 1–6 BPAT materials, LGU, NGOs cooperation
pulong (Monthly sound system
)
Anti-drug & Month 2 RPSB, IEC materials, PDEA/PDEU, 6,000 Informed
crime &5 PDEA, LGU projector, LGU, DILG Fund community
prevention snacks
seminars
BPAT training Month 3 RPSB Team, Training kits, LGU, Barangay 10,000 Skilled BPAT
& capacity LGU venue, Council, Provincial members
building facilitator Gov’t
Livelihood & Month 4 RPSB, LGU, Training TESDA, DTI, LGU 15,000 Alternative
skills training TESDA materials, livelihood
venue, starter options
kits
Environmenta Month 4 RPSB, IEC posters, DENR, LGU, 5,000 Environmental
l & anti-illegal &6 DENR, LGU seedlings, barangay awareness
logging transport
campaign
Youth Month 5 RPSB, SK Sports SK Fund, LGU, 7,000 Active youth
engagement Council equipment, private sponsors participation
activity venue, prizes
Final Month 6 RPSB Team Reports, Santol MPS, 3,000 Impact report
assessment & (Final Leader, COP evaluation RPSB Fund
evaluation Week) Santol forms
Annex A – Activity Implementation Matrix (6-Month Implementation with
Costing)
OTHER POSSIBLE ACTIVITIES
Activity Timeline Responsibl Resources Possible Estimated Expected
e Needed Source/Sponsor Cost Output
Unit/Person s (PHP)
Indigenous Peoples
Rights Act
Discussion Seminar
(IPRA)
Impact Projects
(5P’s) Patubig/
Pailaw/Pabahay/Pantawag/Palikuran
Thrift Shopping Stakeholders from
(Wagwag) Baguio city
Tree Planting (Fruit
Bearing)
Medical-Dental
Mission (Giving of
Medicine)
PABASA
(ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL)
Gulayan sa
Barangay
Sports Equipment
Giving Program
Bible Study & Moral
Recovery Sessions
Distribution of Municipal
livestock Agriculture
School Visitation
and Lectures
Giving of school
supplies and
cleaning
equipment’s
(Daycare)
