Thursday, September 22, 2011

LTO SMS Service - TextLTO

TextLTO, a mobile query facility, enables the public to inquire about requirement for various LTO transactions by texting "LTOHELP" to 2600; this service number applies to all mobile networks. A set of keywords guides users toward their desired transactions.

Back then, you’d either have to go to an LTO office and fill-out documents for you to be able to get info about a vehicle or had to know someone from inside to cut red tape – faster processing.
Now, these infos are just “one text away”.

To get info about the vehicle, send the following to 2600:
 
On your cellphone text this message:

LTOspaceVEHICLEspaceABC123

ABC123 stands for your vehicle’s PLATE NUMBER ( Philippines )

i.e. LTO VEHICLE ABC123

SEND to 2600 and wait for auto-generated reply then save to your phone.

(An amount of P2.50 (SMART/GLOBE) or P2.00 (SUN) will be charged when you send to 2600)

A reply message from 2600 will inform you the following about the plate number:

Car Plate:
Model:
Year:
Color:
Date of Last Registered:
LTO Apprehension: if any
LTO Alarm: if any


You could also check for license details.


LTOVEHICLE11 digit license number


Now this is verrrrry helpful in making inquiries faster.. and if you are buying a second hand car, you can now verify the details first fast and easy.
As you can see from the above info,  no name or address was given. So invasion of privacy is not an issue here.

Monday, September 12, 2011

RUN TO HEAL 2



Official  Application form  download here:

Greetings!

The City Government of Meycauayan will be staging the 2nd RUN to HEAL Program on September 22, 2011 with the theme “Healthy Environment Action for Life thru Harmony”.

The activity aims to create more awareness on the HEAL Meycauayan River Project, a major environmental program of the city government to enjoin the citizens in helping clean the Meycauayan River. Hence, the activity which is spearheaded by the Office of the City Mayor will gather all government agencies, business sector, NGO’s, academe and all other private individuals to participate.

Indicated below are the assembly points together with their assembly time & gun start time corresponding to their categories. Also, the end point for all categories is the Patio of the St. Francis of Assisi Parish in Barangay Poblacion.


Category
Assembly Point
Assembly Time
Gun Start
End Point
8 K
Meyc. City Hall, Brgy. Camalig
5:00 AM
5:30 AM
Patio,
Brgy. Poblacion
5 K
Muralla Road, Brgy. Iba
3 K
Supima / Nestle, Brgy. Malhacan
1 K
Back Gate of St. Mary’s College
of Meycauayan., Brgy. Saluysoy

In this regard, we are cordially inviting you to be one of our partners in pursuing this worthwhile endeavor.

Should you need further details and clarifications, please feel free to call us at the Secretariat Office at telephone number (044) 258-1254.

We look forward to your favorable response and active participation in this project.

Very truly yours,


MARIANO V. ALARILLA II
City Consultant / Chairman



LOURDES V. PANDICO, Ph.D.
City Administrator / Co-Chairman


RULES AND REGULATIONS

1.      All Participants are required to complete and sign the Official Entry Form containing the Registration, Waiver & Confirmation.
2.      Submission of the Official Entry Form, Waiver & Confirmation Slip filled up & duly signed together with the Participants’ agreements to abide by the rules and regulations of the “RUN TO HEAL  2”  should be submitted on or before September 1, 2011 at the Secretariat Office (Information & Community Relations, 3rd Flr., Meyc. City Hall, Camalig) at telephone number (044) 258-1254 / Office of the City Administrator Lourdes V. Pandico, Ph.D./Co-Chairman “RUN TO HEAL 2”
3.      While every reasonable precaution will be taken by the Organizers to ensure the Participants’ safety, it is understood that Participants run at their own risks and the Organizers shall not be responsible or held liable for any injury, disability or death arising from training or occurring during participation in the race. Participants are strongly encouraged to undergo medical check-up and/or consult medical practitioners prior to registration and before the actual race day.
4.      Participants must wear the assigned Bib Numbers on their chests. Participants not wearing Bib Numbers will be taken off the course by security officers and will not be allowed to cross the finish line.
5.      Partial road closure will be lifted after 30 minutes from the start of the race. However, participants will then continue on the footpath with the official vehicles on the side.
6.      Participant must retire from the race immediately, if required to do so by any member of the official medical staff, Race Director, and Security Officer.
7.      Pets, bicycles, in-line skates, prams, push carts, shoes with built-in or attached rollers and any other wheel run objects are not allowed on the course other than official race and medical vehicles.
8.      Once registration has been duly processed, there will be no entry fee refund for Participants who for whatever reason do not eventually take part in the 1K, 3K 5K  & 8K Fun Run.
9.      There will be no entry fee refund if the event is cancelled on account of force majeure or for causes beyond the reasonable control of the Organizers.
10.   The Organizers reserve the right to use any photographs (including those of Participants), motion pictures, recordings or any other media records of the Fun Run for any legitimate purpose, including commercial advertising, without giving monetary consideration to any Participant.
11.   The Organizers reserve the right to limit and/or refuse entries without giving any reason.
12.   The Organizers will not entertain nor be in any way responsible for any disputes arising from incomplete entry details.
13.   Race category and race entry are strictly non-transferable.
14.   Participants who start before the actual start time of the Race will be disqualified. (Please refer to start time of the race).
15.   Participants below 18 years old must have the waiver signed by the parents.
16.   All winners must be physically present and must show valid I.D’s to receive their awards and prizes during the awarding ceremony. The Organizers shall have the right to forfeit the prizes (whether in cash or in kind) of winners who are not physically present during the awarding ceremony.
17.   The organizers’ decision is final.
18.   Winners’ disputes and appeals must be made on-the-spot within 30 minutes after the announcement of the results or immediately after the prize presentation, whichever comes first.
19.   Participants’ disputes and appeals regarding the results must be submitted in written format, including electronic mail within 3 days of race day.
20.   The Organizers reserve the right to require the Participants to present official documents necessary to support the disputes or appeals made.


 
PRIZES
8 K
5 K
3 K
1 K
ADULT



1st  - P 12,000
1st  -   P  8,000
1st  - P  5,000
1st  - P   3,000
2nd -      8,000
2nd -       5,000
2nd -     3,000
2nd -      2,000
3rd -       5,000
3rd -       3,000
3rd -      2,000
3rd -       1,000
HIGH SCHOOL



1st  - P  8,000
1st  - P  5,000
1st  - P  3,500
1st  - P  2,000
2nd -     4,000
2nd -     3,000
2nd -    2,000
2nd -     1,500
3rd -      2,000
3rd -      2,000
3rd -     1,000
3rd -      1,000
ELEMENTARY



-
-
1st  - P  2,500
1st  - P   1,500
-
-
2nd -    1,500
2nd -      1,000
-
-
3rd -     1,000
3rd -          500

·   All winners will be receiving the Eduardo Alarilla Award Medal
·   All participants will be receiving the Certificate of Participation


Official  Application form  download here:

Wednesday, February 16, 2011

Earthquake Drills. Why it is important?


The NDRRC will conduct a simultaneous nationwide 1st Quarter earthquake drill on February 17, 2011 at 9:30.  The objective of the drill is to test the preparedness of governments buildings, private business/commercial establishments, public and private hospitals and other establishment in the area in responding to a strong earthquake as well as the effectiveness of the Guidelines on How to Conduct Earthquake Drills issued by the PHIVOLCS.

The program will simultaneously start nationwide at 9:30 AM to showcase critical emergency response operation with the "Golden Hour" (1st 72 hours) such as suppression, collapsed structure search and rescue, mass casualty incident management and evacuation, among others

Locally, Some 400 government employees of the City of Meycauayan 
will be participating in the said earthquake drill in the city. Also included in the list of city wide participants are public and private schools, Business/Commercial Establishments, which have enjoined to participate. 

Members of the tri-media are encouraged to cover the conduct of the drill to add value to this exercise’s objective of increasing public awareness.



Thursday, September 16, 2010

Official Entry Form for Run To Heal




To join the fun run, please download the official entry form and the terms and conditions at:

http://rapidshare.com/files/419496919/Run_to_Heal_Form.rar

Ilog Nati'y muling buhayin! Mahalin at Pagyamanin!

Monday, September 6, 2010

RUN TO HEAL

 


Everyone is invited you to “RUN TO HEAL”, a fund raising activity of the City Government of Meycauayan, Bulacan together with the different sectors: Business, Academe, Government, NGOs and Private Individual Organizations which will be held on September 22, 2010 at 5:00 A.M. in line with the priority environmental program of the City Mayor, Hon. Joan Velasco-Alarilla.

The proceeds of this activity will go to HEAL (Healthy Environmental Actions for Life) Meycauayan River Rehabilitation Project.

The aforementioned project was initiated by the Late Former Mayor Eduardo Alarilla way back in the year 2000. In alignment with his vision, the incumbent City Mayor, Hon. Joan Velasco-Alarilla vows to continue the legacy and strongly believes that the project will create awareness amongst all the stakeholders. It is high time for all of us to join forces towards its attainment.

The Assembly Point will be at Meycauayan City Hall, Barangay Camalig, City of Meycauayan, Bulacan and the End Point will be at Patio of St. Francis of Assisi Parish, Barangay Poblacion, City of Meycauayan, Bulacan, in which a short program and signing of the Pledge of Commitment will be held after the race.


For further inquiry, please contact the following point persons: Mr. Jay delos Reyes (044) 258-1008 / Ms. Loy Alarilla (044) 258-1254.

We strongly believe that the success of the project is through our joint efforts for the good of all Meycaueños especially the people of the next generation.

Mabuhay ang Lungsod ng Meycauayan!



Thursday, June 3, 2010

Philippines 2010 Elections Results - Meycauayan Local Officials

Philippines 2010 Elections Results
Meycuayan City, Bulacan

MAYOR

Candidate Votes
ALARILLA, Joan V. 43,661
VIOLAGO, Salvador Sr. D. 33,168
DAEZ, Adriano D. 3,784
PEREZ, Rosita G. 165


VICE MAYOR

Candidate Votes
MANZANO, Rafael Jr. S. 34,805
CARLOS, Manuel Dennis S. 24,433
ROSALES, Tomas N. 12,627
DEL ROSARIO, Mauro S. 4,755
MILAN, Pablo A. 514


CITY COUNCILOR

Candidate Votes
ATADERO, Raoul M. 39,748
ABACAN, Danilo Sr. E. 37,217
DULALIA, Susan S. 36,578
PAGUIO, Elmer E. 36,240
AGUIRRE, Mario A. 32,086
VILLARICO, Rafael Giancarlo T. 31,724
LUNARIA, Celerino B. 26,546
BANIGUED, Cesardo P. 25,818
ALARILLA, Agustin E. 24,779
ABACAN, Rolando P. 23,582

for Complete result visit:
http://electionresults.comelec.gov.ph/res_reg1412000.html

Monday, April 27, 2009

2008 State of Local Governance Report

The 2008 State of Local Governance Annual Report, utilizing the result of The Local Governance Performance Management System or LGPMS, is a self-assessment management and development tool that enables local government to determine its capabilities and limitations in the delivery of essential public services. Information generated from the LGPMS results will give the true picture in local governance and will give opportunities to optimize decisions and actions for improved administration. The Local Chief Executive will then be helped to achieve a focused vision for the future of the constituency.

The output of the LGPMS is the State of Local Governance Report, which the local government unit may utilize as its Annual Report to comply with the requirement under the Local Government Code of 1991.

For the Calendar Year 2008, the Performance, Productivity and Development indices for the City Government of Meycauayan are briefly stated below:

Performance Area

Input

(Performance)

Output

(Productivity)

Outcome

(Development)

Average

Governance

4.78

4.33

-

4.56

Administration

4.78

4.42

-

4.60

Social Services

4.08

4.13

3.96

4.06

Economic Development

4.83

3.25

2.00

3.36

Environmental Management

3.00

3.50

3.00

3.17

Overall Performance Index

4.29

3.93

2.98

3.96

From the table illustrated above, we obtained the overall performance rating of 3.96 or an adjectival value of slightly below high rating for the profile year 2008 among all performance areas.

In terms of comparative rating based on Inputs (Performance), the City Government of Meycauayan performed high in the performance areas of Governance, Administration, Social Services and Economic Development as all service indicators thereto were met and complied with, like availability of Executive and Legislative Agenda and City government policies, existence of functioning health and school facilities supported by infrastructure projects, communication and power facilities and financing institutions; however, to further improve on the overall performance capabilities, the performance area-focus shall be on Environmental Management particularly giving attention to the formulation of the 10-year Solid Waste Management Plan which should be approved by the National Solid Waste Management Commission.

In terms of performance comparison based on Productivity (Output), the Local Government Unit had rated high in the areas of Governance, Administration and Social Services as service indicators were favorably met and complied with, which include the presence of Information Office properly manned by competent staff, presence of Comprehensive Development Plan, availability and quality of health and nutrition services; whereas somewhat medium in the area of Economic Development and Environmental Management. However, the allocated amount for projects in favor of the population in need from the 20% component of the Internal Revenue Allotment is slightly below the benchmark, although environmental programs were given utmost priority, in adherence to the mandates of R.A 9003, otherwise known as Ecological Solid Waste Management Act of 2000. Further, there is no garbage composting facility, thus no data on the total volume of garbage composted and the number of industries that require pollution control facilities, it is then necessary that the City set up programs and procedures to gather and collate data required.

Finally in terms of performance comparison based on Outcome (Development), the LGU performed slightly below high on social services, the City performed high on the service areas of health and nutrition, housing and basic utilities and peace and order, but need augmentation on the area of education. Whereas, the city rated medium and low on areas of economic development and environmental management, respectively, with particular emphasis on the service areas of agriculture and fisheries development, entrepreneurship business and industry promotion and waste management pollution control and urban land quality. It was unfortunate for the City Government of Meycauayan to have a rating of 3.0 in the performance area of environmental management sector of the Outcome or State of Development indicator, in spite of the fact that we have invested much in the implementation of related programs, in coordination with the national and international NGOs like Blacksmith Institute and in collaboration with the neighboring LGU members of Meycauayan-Marilao-Obando River System Water Quality Management Area (MMORS – WQMA) towards the attainment of the ultimate objective of rehabilitating the Meycauayan River. Lastly, to improve the current rating of the city, initial steps to the formulation of Solid Waste Management Plan are being prepared as the City Government will be conducting waste characterization and analysis at source that will serve as the vital information source to come up with a responsive Solid Waste Management Plan.