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San Carlos City bags awards during Provincial Tourism Week  Celebration
Congratulations to the City of San Carlos for the following awards and recognition during the 20th Negros Occidental Provincial Tourism Week Celebration:
*3rd Place- Best Tourism Office
*2nd Highest Number of Tourist Arrivals for the year 2019
*Best Tourism Marketing Video (Consolation Prize out of 24 entries) 
 
 
Contact Tracing Underway for New COVID-19 Positive Cases in the City
The city government of San Carlos thru its Incident Management Team (IMT) headed by City Mayor Renato Y. Gustilo declared that they are now undergoing contact tracing for the two new positive cases in the city thru a press conference this morning, Sept. 22.

City Mayor Renato Y. Gustilo during the presscon at            Local COVID-19 Incident Mgt. Team headed by City Mayor
the City Mayor's Office                                                          Renato Y. Gustilo and (L-R) LDRRMO IV Joe Recalex C.
                                                                                               Alingasa Jr. , Dr. Jessa Tiapon, SP Wilmer L. Yap

City Puts Up Waste Containment Area within COVID-19 Healing Center
The San Carlos City Environment Management Office (CEMO) provided a solid and infectious wastes containment area within the premise of the new temporary quarantine facility.

Waste Containment Area at COVID-19 Healing Center, Brgy Rizal

City Opens COVID-19 Healing Center
The local government of San Carlos thru City Mayor Renato Gustilo and Vice Mayor Christopher Paul Carmona made partial opening of the temporary COVID-19 healing facility located within the City’s Sports Complex in Barangay Rizal last Sept. 11, 2020.

(L-R) Neg. Occ. Gov. Eugenio Jose V. Lacson, City Mayor         Newly-opened COVID-19 Healing Center at within
Renato Y. Gustilo, 1st Dist Cong. Gerardo P. Valmayor Jr.,      City Sports Complex, Brgy. Rizal
City Health Officer Dr. Arniel Laurence Q. Portuguez,
SP Lorna Y. Hinolan and City Vice Mayor Christopher Paul
S. Carmona (rightmost, partly hidden) and was blessed by
Msgr. Erwin Magnanao

City Mayor Renato Y. Gustilo said that construction was rushed due to the increasing number of Locally Stranded Individuals (LSI) and Returning Overseas Filipinos (ROF) who might need to be quarantined as well as not to hamper the opening of classes in October since the school was used as quarantine facility.
Partially opened was Phase 1 with four buildings for Persons Under Monitoring (PUM) with 14 rooms for each building and two isolation areas with 12 rooms for each building complete with bed, toilet and bath. Also provided in Phase 1 are sanitary facilities including swab area, doctor’s station and mess hall.