City Officials Lead 43rd Charter Day Celebration
Tagbilaran City Government officials led by City Mayor Dan Lim and Vice Mayor Jose Antonio Veloso
The City of Tagbilaran unfolds another moment in history as it marks its charter day celebration on July 1, 43 years after it became a city by virtue of Republic Act 4660 signed by President Ferdinand Edralin Marcos on July 1, 1966.
This highly-significant event shall showcase the triumphs of the City Government of Tagbilaran in its efforts in governance. At 7:00 in the morning, the diana, ringing of bells and sounding of sirens will be done. Msgr. Jeffrey P. Malanog, V.G., of the Cathedral Parish of Saint Joseph the Worker, will officiate the thanksgiving mass at the City Hall Atrium at 8:00 a.m.
As a fitting tribute to individuals and entities who have exemplified outstanding performance worthy of emulation in different fields, the City will have the honoring as part of the Charter Day Commemorative Program at 10:00 am at the Tagbilaran City Hall Atrium, with City Mayor Dan Neri Lim, Vice-Mayor Jose Antonio Veloso and the members of the 10th Sangguniang Panglungsod, department heads, employees, barangay officials, city-based national agencies, guests and the public attending. With the launching of the Citizen’s Charter, officials, department heads and employees will sign the ‘Pledge of Commitment’ to deliver more effective and more efficient public service.
Other activities are the free clinic including cholesterol testing and blood sugar screening, dance competitions on boogie, chacha, swing and “kuradang” and Jukebox King and Queen search through the OPM videoke and “Doble Kara” contests.
“Sharing responsibility towards better quality of life” is the theme of this year’s charter day celebration.(Fiel Angeli E. Araoarao – Gabin)
This entry was posted by admin on Tuesday, June 30th, 2009 at 4:31 am and is filed under Events. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed.
You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.
the one who takes care of this website! 
Forward Tagbilaran!
It is nice to know that the place where I grow up is catching up with recent technologies but it is sad to say that residents attitudes are still the same immature, ignorant, & corrupt, although some may have change. Recently, my daughter went back home for a vacation & had hard time with the weather change. She got sick & on top of that she was ridicule & humiliated because of having “common colds” in which according to health officials was a “Swine Flu”. To think that the source of info was an employee of “health services”, this is a violation of HIPPA Law. She spend money for hospital bills (quarantine days), which was fine, I do understand that she has to be quarantined to protect other people but to divulged her identity with false info was wrong, even if the doctor released her due to insufficient signs & symptoms to prove that it was a Swine Flu. Maybe, that official was in need of “datong” to shut his/her mouth up. That official doesn’t qualify to be in health services for he/she puts patients life in perils.
“Kudos” to Mayor Dan Lim for improving the city.
Congrats brod for the exquisite website!
anung agency po c Gloria M. Sale?