Tacloban City’s composting facility has found a new home in Barangay 106 Sto. Niño after Mayor Alfred Romualdez ordered its relocation from the downtown public market area. The facility, known for producing organic fertilizers from market wastes for years to support local farmers and gardeners, now sits as the designated composting site—the city’s former dumpsite. continue reading : COMPOST FACILITY MOVES TO FORMER DUMPSITE TO BOOST ORGANIC FERTILIZER PRODUCTION
City Agri urges farmers, fisherfolks to register for crucial gov’t support
Tacloban City Agriculture Office has reiterated the importance of local farmers and fisherfolks being registered in the government’s agricultural and fisheries database to ensure they receive proper support and assistance, especially during times of crisis. City Agriculturist Romelo Anade said that registration in the Registry System for Basic Sector in Agriculture and FishR is vital continue reading : City Agri urges farmers, fisherfolks to register for crucial gov’t support
LGU TACLOBAN RESUMES CRACKDOWN ON ILLEGAL SIDEWALK ENCROACHMENTS
As Tacloban City pursues its vision of a more organized urban environment, the local government has renewed its efforts to clear illegal sidewalk encroachments within the downtown area and other parts of the city. Led by the Business Permit and Licensing Division (BPLD), the Traffic Operations, Management, Enforcement, and Control Office (TOMECO), the City Engineer’s continue reading : LGU TACLOBAN RESUMES CRACKDOWN ON ILLEGAL SIDEWALK ENCROACHMENTS
City Gov’t to hold flower, candle fair for ‘Undas’ 2024
In anticipation of the forthcoming traditional All Saints’ and All Souls’ observance, the local government, through the City Cooperative Development and Livelihood Assistance Office (CCDLAO), will be hosting a Flower and Candle Fair at Plaza Rizal from October 31 to November 2, 2024. Aimed at providing marketing assistance to local flower growers and candle makers, continue reading : City Gov’t to hold flower, candle fair for ‘Undas’ 2024