ENHANCING INB’S WATER SYSTEM. Mayor Roygie Jumamoy and SB Member Jono Jumamoy (photo 1) welcomes the visit of Engr. Calixto M. Seroje, Engr. Efren Gunday and Pacifico Alfarero Jr. (photo 2) from the Bohol Environment Management Office (BEMO) of the Provincial Government of Bohol (PGBh) led by Governor Art Yap through videoconferencing last August 4, 2020 at the Office of the Mayor. Facilitating the courtesy call is Inabanga Department of Waterworks System Supervisor Engineer IV Nieves L. Taño (photo 3). The BEMO staff are in town to validate and assess existing and other viable water sources in preparation of the ₱1M financial assistance from the PGBh for the extension and enhancement of Inabanga’s distribution coverage. Mayor Roygie (photo 4) expresses its gratitude to Governor Yap for assisting the needs of Inabangnons in support to the PGBh’s priority three programs in this trying times, the Anti-COVID-19 Measures, Water and Agriculture. (Inabanga Communications and News Service / ICoNS)
PREPARING FOR THE NEW NORMAL. teamINABANGA led by Mayor Roygie Jumamoy (photo 1) attends the Webinar Series No. 1 entitled “Planning and Budgeting for Local Rehabilitation and Recovery” in light of COVID-19 last August 4, 2020 at the municipality’s huddle room. Attentively watching the webinar are Municipal Budget Officer Julio Estose, Municipal Accountant Giovanni D. Melicor, Officer-In-Charge Municipal Planning and Development Coordinator Engineer Ma. Nila C. Gatab, Human Resource Management Officer V Frank Baylosis Jr., Executive Assistant Engineer Rosavilla C. Villamor and Municipal Local Government Operations Officer Eunice Anne B. Caballo (photo 2). It was facilitated by The Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) in partnership with the Union of Local Authorities of the Philippines (photo 3) and has resource speakers from the National Economic and Development Authority, DILG, Department of Budget and Management and Department of Finance – Bureau of Local Government Finance. Discussed thoroughly during the session are the implications, adaptations and updated guidelines of the “new normal” of governance in which the group (photo 4) finds it essential and beneficial without sacrificing the delivery of essential public services towards the constituency. (Inabanga Communications and News Service / ICoNS)