By Dominic B. dela Cruz
Staff reporter
Laoag
City—The city government here will resume
its “Agserbi 24/7”, an outreach program for all 80 barangays before the end of
March.
Laoag Mayor Chevylle V. Fariñas
made this announcement saying that with the end of the month-long fiesta
celebration, all city government offices as well as national agencies are now
ready to move around the city again.
Ms. Fariñas also requested
all departments to add new innovations to their respective services for the
said program.
She explained that the new
innovation would prompt people to continue attending the program to experience
all the available government services.
The first-term mayor hopes
they would be able to conduct Agserbi 24/7 at least twice to all of the city’s
barangays.
“Tapno saan met nga mauma dagidi immay idi naminsan ta umay da manen
aglalon adda man makita da a services a
sabalin”, the mayor said.
She cited as example the police
where the city’s chief of police, P/Supt. Jeffrey T. Gorospe conducts lectures
on self-defense and others. The police is also looking for other techniques to
teach to make it more interesting.
The Bureau of Fire
Protection, for its part, would do fire-fighting lectures. They would also
conduct actual fire-fighting with the exact procedures and equipment with the
participation of the public to make it more effective.
As for health services, Ms.
Fariñas instructed the City Health Office to bring more free medicines for the
program.
She also asked the City
Social Welfare and Development, and Agriculture Offices to improve their
demonstrations for livelihood and farming techniques, respectively.
Agserbi 24/7 is a project
that brings the city government closer to the people, especially for those who
cannot go to the City Hall for various reasons.
It also affords the city’s
residents to dialogue with city officials.
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