The City Government of Koronadal remains steadfast in its commitment to extend its reach to every Koronadaleño, delving deep into the grassroots level. This vision was mirrored after the City Information Office invited the designated Barangay Information Officers (BIOs) from the 27 barangays for a reorganizational meeting and orientation last
The increase of Philippine Health Insurance Inc. (PhilHealth) premium rate also means the expansion of benefit packages of its members. Public Relations Office II Hanah G. Naanep of PhilHealth Region XII, explained during an interview at the city’s FB live program “Tingog sang Pagsanyog,” following grumble on this year’s one
The Sangguniang Panlungsod of Koronadal has approved a resolution granting legislative authority to the City Mayor Eliordo U. Ogena to enter into and sign a Memorandum of Agreement to be entered between the City Government of Koronadal, Socoteco I, Socoteco I Foundation, Institute of Integrated Electrical Engineers of the Philippines,
The City of Koronadal’s rabies cases dropped in 2023 to six (6) from seven (7) cases in 2022. City Veterinarian Dr. Charlemagne S. Calo, believes this was the result of an intensive information drive over the previous years, using various platforms. He stated that social media, radio, and face-to-face campaigns
In recognition of the enduring public service and commitment of the former barangay officials, the city government initiated the Distinguished Public Service Awarding Ceremony last January 23, 2024 at Cinco Niñas, Barangay Morales. 17 Barangay Captains and 94 Barangay Councilors received a plaque of recognition that has rendered three consecutive
Committed in restoring the prestige of an edifice that was once renowned as the center of local governance in the crown city of the south, the local government headed by City Mayor Atty. Eliordo U. Ogena, along with the city councilors, department heads and government employees led the formal Blessing
The City Government of Koronadal continues to carry out its mission to provide the less fortunate and calamity struck families equal access to rehabilitation programs. This includes providing temporary shelter, necessities such as food, water, clothing, and most especially, providing resettlement sites to those families whose homes were totally wrecked
The Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) South Cotabato is targeting to hold data collection in 27 barangays this year, following the national Community-Based Monitoring System (CBMS) rollout and the impending establishment of the City of Koronadal CBMS Coordinating Council. By virtue of RA 11315, also known as the “Community-Based Monitoring System
“The administration will continue to preserve the City’s history,” words mouthed by the City Mayor himself, Atty. Eliordo U. Ogena, during the recent wreath-laying ceremony and fellowship luncheon at Koronadal Central Elementary School 1 and Old City Hall, January 8 of this year. More than the glitz and glamor that
The government’s housing program will prioritize Informal Settlers Families (ISFs) who have been reviewed by an evaluation board, while also prioritizing ISFs affected by government projects such as rehabilitation, expansion, and development, as well as natural disasters such as landslides and flooding. Special Project Division Head Ms. Beverlyn Pacinabao,MS,EnP, stated