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City Government Receives Safety Seal Certificate
 
City Mayor Renato Y. Gustilo (left) received the Safety Seal Certification from DILG CLGOO Danille Marie Osorio (right), September 21. Also (back L-R) Local PNP PCPT Roger Pama, City Administrator Atty. Estefanio S. Libutan Jr, CGDH1-OHRM Atty. Ma. Chat Delima-Cordero, Local Fire Marshal FCINSP Vencie Jojo Aldeguer and City DRRM Officer Joe Recalex C. Alingasa Jr. also posed for posterity City Mayor Renato Y. Gustilo during the presentation of Safety Seal Certification from DILG CLGOO Danille Marie Osorio at the City Mayors Office
The San Carlos City Hall thru City Mayor Renato Y. Gustilo was bestowed the Safety Seal Certificate from the Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) Team this morning, Sept. 21 at the city hall lobby.
Danille Marie Osorio, DILG City Local Government Operations Officer said that the seal served as proof that the local government thru its city hall where government transactions take place is following the health protocols set by the national government.
She cited that if an establishment is safety seal certified the employees feel safer and secure while in the workplace including the clients making transactions within said establishment. She added that the seal helps the government in its transition to slowly opening the economy where people will be confident that their health will not be at risk while doing business at the city hall or any other establishments.
Osorio also said that as expected the city government complied with the requirements of said seal including the 14 parameters assessed by the DILG, Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) and Philippine National Police (PNP).
The San Carlos City Hall is the 6th government establishment in the city that has been certified together with the BFP, City Hospital, PNP, City Health Office, and Bureau of Jail Management and Penology while the City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office and Public Market have just applied for said seal.
Present during the awarding were Fire Marshal CINSP Vencie Jojo Aldeguer of the BFP, Deputy Chief of Police PCPT Roger Pama, OHRM Dep’t Head Atty. Ma. Chat D. Cordero, City Administrator Atty. Estefanio S. Libutan, and City DRRM Officer Joe Recalex Alingasa Jr.
City Joins International Coastal Clean-Up
Local volunteers participated during the coastal clean-up in celebration of International Coastal Clean-up at Brgy. San Juan, Sipaway Island, September 18.
San Carlos City thru the City Environment Management Office joined the whole world in celebrating the International Coastal Clean - Up, Sept. 18.
All the 18 barangays of the city also participated in the said event that aimed at cleaning the different areas inside their barangay jurisdiction including streams, creeks, rivers and shores where trash can be found.
Engr. Arthur Batomalaque, Senior Environment Management Specialist of CEMO said that the event is a global and annual activity where everyone work together as their share for the environment.
He mentioned that the annual event is also another way to encourage those living in the coastline areas to clean-up to ensure protection of the marine life.
Said event is a way to prevent garbage from threatening the human health, wildlife, communities and economies around the world as ocean and waterway trash rank as one of the most serious pollution problems in the world.
In one area in Brgy. San Juan, Sipaway alone, the CEMO had collected 1,726 pieces of different kinds of waste materials including cigarette butts, straws,plastics; 5 Fishing Gears; 5 Packaging Materials; 9 wastes under Other Trash; 60 wastes under Personal Hygiene; and 379 Tiny Trash Less than 2.5 cm.
The Philippine National Police - Maritime Group and Barangay San Juan representatives volunteered to clean up said area.

Badminton Players Visit San Carlos City

City Mayor Renato Y. Gustilo (center) and national badminton players from the province posed for posterity during their courtesy visit at City Mayor's Office, yesterday

Reputable Badminton players in Negros Occidental paid courtesy to City Mayor Renato Y. Gustilo this afternoon, Sept. 20, 2021.
Coach Ian De Asis of the City Sports Office, arranged for the invitation of the said players along with Coach Jay Biñas upon the request of Gov. Eugenio Jose V. Lacson for a friendly match with the local badminton players to boost their competitiveness and to develop their skills in the field of Badminton, held yesterday at the City Sports Park.
The friendly match between the visitors and the local enthusiasts aimed at motivating the local players to do better and excel in the said sport since said badminton players once started as amateurs until they excelled and became varsity players in numerous prestigious Academic Institutions in the Philippines that provided them with opportunities to participate in National and International Competitions.
During the match, the local badminton players were paired with said visitors to boost camaraderie and learnings through tips on gameplay.
The visitors underwent Antigen Tests before the friendly game to ensure health safety precautions.
The players include Lance Gabriel Vargas, John Daniel Ababao, Mia Manguilimotan, Eljee John Gavile, Joshua Miguel Cuarte, Trisha Marie Postrano, Harvey John Polidario, Susmita Angelique Ramos and Ellana Tan.