Broader Access of Information

From limited access to broader access of information, one of the process improvements or shifts of Pagadian City Police is to enhance community awareness. To inform the community of the activities, programs and accomplishments, the Chief PCR, PINSP PSYCHE VI BARROQUILLO gave the updates of the current plans and programs as well as the Anti-Criminality Campaign of Pagadian City Police Station during her TV Interview.

Likewise, the Chief PCR cited the different crime prevention activities of PCPS that ensure security, community protection and public safety.  These activities include church-based protection and family crime prevention programs, house visitations, and productions, dissemination and distribution of information, education and communication materials.

 “The need to inform and educate the public is vital as it affects the community’s perception on the intent and objectives of any government program. Thus, we are disseminating to the people these activities for them to support us, because their active participation and cooperation to us will lead to the success of our good intentions, and one of that is to make the City of Pagadian a safer place to live, work and do business. We are encouraging the people of Pagadian City to cooperate and actively participate in all PNP activities and help us in keeping the peace in order, let us remember always that peace and order is everybody’s concern”, PISNP BARROQUILLO said during theTV interview.

PCR Barangay Visitations

In its goal in bringing the police closer to the people, PCR personnel of Pagadian City Police Station visited the  Barangays of Tawagan Sur, Kawit and  Bulatok on October 8 2014. The purpose of the activity is to strengthen relationships with the residents of the mentioned barangays. PCR personnel also conducted interpersonal dialogue and established good rapport to the community they visited and imparted to the people in the community the recent news and important laws that surely affect their daily lives. 

PCPC joins the celebration of 25th NATIONAL STATISTIC MONTH

On October 08, 2014, SPO2 Jossete Naciongayo- PCR PNCO displayed tarpaulin in front of this station in support of Pagadian City Police Station to the National Statistic Month Celebration. The team for this activity is, "NSM at 25 Years and Beyond: Solid and Responsive Philippines Statistical System in Support of Globalization and Regional Economic Integration".

PCPS DISTRIBUTE 7 HANDHELD RADIOS

On October 02, 2014, Pagadian City Police Station Supply PNCO PO1 Omar Checa, under the direct supervision of PSupt. Glenn Dulawan distributed (7) seven handheld radios to the major establishment located in the City. With this, the accessibility in reporting crime and speedy communication between the City PNP and business sectors are easily achieved.  The main purpose of this is for the business managers and owners to  effortlessly report crime incidents or unusual things or actions they might observe during their business operations.  

This is another program on the the crime prevention activities initiated under the good leadership of the Officer-in-Charge of Pagadian City Police Station.

To validate and check the use of the radios distributed by this station , PInsp. Psyche Vi Barroquillo, Duty Officer of the day visited the business establishments who received the said radios. The Duty OD tested out the line of communication by calling the base radio in the station. Also, she let the owner/ manager try the handheld radio and call the police station. 

POLICE VISIBILITY

October 07, 2014- PCR Salaam PNCO PO1 Elymar Jaamil conducted police visibility during the Elderly Week Celebration. This act is an indispensable tool in bringing the police closer to the people. The police are visible to the community by making his presence physically felt. 

PCPS joined Anti-Illegal Drugs Symposium

Pagadian City Pilot School conducted Symposium to all their students on October 07, 2014 at 8:00 A.M..  This activity was in line with the National Children's Month and was supported by the Local Government. It was attended by the Peace and Order Chairman Hon, Ernesto Mondarte and Brgy. Chairman of Brgy San Jose, Hon. Eddie Torres and his Barangay Officials. One of the topics is on Illegal Drugs which intends to educate the students of the negative effects of Illegal Drugs in their mind and body as well as to their future.

PInsp Lerma Cañete Boron, Chief WCPD of this station also participated in the said event. The said PCO talked about Republic Act 7610 and gave emphasis on House Bill 5496, the Anti-Bullying Act of 2012. The Chief WCPD seeks to promote greater awareness of the impact of bullying and how it can be prevented.

Bullying is now the number one non-academic issue that most educators face, and is one of the top concerns of many parents. Defined as an act of repeated aggressive behavior in order to intentionally hurt another person either emotionally, verbally, or physically, bullying is characterized by an individual behaving in a certain way to gain power over another person. Bullies may behave this way out of jealousy or because they themselves are bullied. When they leave school, they most likely carry on their bullying in the workplace.

With the approval of the Anti-Bullying Act of 2012, this has started just right, providing relief for the millions of students who experience bullying in school. It is hoped that the Anti-Bullying Act of 2012 will help schools create an environment where children can develop their potentials and grow as responsible and better individuals in the future.