PROJECT UPDATE
Construction of Access Road Leading to Miagao National High School
PROJECT UPDATE
The construction of the Miagao Nation High School building is approaching completion.
PROJECT UPDATE
A section of the parking area at the Miagao Public Market, located along Nonato Street, is now accessible for use.
MIAGAOWANONS RECEIVE P9,000 AS LAWA AND BINHI BENEFICIARIES
A total of 189 Miagaowanons have been awarded P9,000 each as compensation for their 20 days of dedicated work as beneficiaries of the Lawa and Binhi programs.
These individuals, hailing from the Barangays of Dawog, Diday, Olango, and Cabaluanan, were commissioned by the Department of Social Welfare and Development to construct small dam reservoirs and cultivate high-value crops.
The Lawa and Binhi Program is designed to provide essential financial assistance to farmers and fisherfolk, promoting water sufficiency and enhancing food security within the community. Through this initiative, the government aims to foster sustainable agricultural practices and ensure a resilient food supply for all.
DAWOG AND DIDAY ARE LAWA AND BINHI BENEFICIARIES
Barangays Dawog and Diday are two of the luckiest barangays recently named beneficiaries of the popular Local Adaptation to Water Access (LAWA) and Breaking Insufficiency through Nutritious Harvest for the Impoverished (BINHI) programs of the DSWD.
Each barangay hired 47 residents to build one Small Farm Reservoir and one Communal Garden.
On October 22, 2024, the team from the DSWD, headed by Ms. Jane Hervilla, conducted the Sustainability Planning (Day 19 of the 20-day Cash for Training and Work Activity). The event was also attended by former DSWD Regional Director Atty. Carmelo Nochete, who has been vital in bringing the program to Miagao.
The LAWA and BINHI programs aim to provide cash assistance to farmers and fisherfolk, enhancing water sufficiency and strengthening food security within the community.
MAYOR RSG ORDERS SPEEDY COMPLETION OF ROAD REHABILITATION ALONG NONATO STREET
Mayor Richard Garin has ordered the speedy completion of the construction and rehabilitation works along Nonato Street, one of the busiest streets in town.
During an inspection conducted on October 21, 2024, Mayor Richard Garin instructed the laborers on the tasks to be accomplished and expressed his high hopes that the work would be completed in the shortest time possible.
At the moment, half of the street is closed to traffic to allow for canalization in the area and the rehabilitation of the parking space in front of the municipal annex building.
