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San Carlos City represents World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF)  #WeLoveCities Campaign

ATTENTION: Once again our beloved CITY OF SAN CARLOS is one of the finalists to the One City Challenge as 2018 MOST LOVABLE AND SUSTAINABLE CITY IN THE WORLD by the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF).

We are among the three (3) representatives of the Philippines (Makati, Pasig & San Carlos) to go against the 133 cities from 23 countries around the world. We made it as 4th Lovable City in 2016. Let's make it as the number 1 this time.

Please vote for San Carlos City by posting pictures, videos or tweets in INSTAGRAM or TWITTER using #welovesancarlosph or go to the City Environment Management Office Facebook Page and like or comment just about anything that is San Carlos. Or go to http://welovecities.org/san-carlos/ to Vote. 

Voting starts May 7 up to June 30, 2018. Vote now! Thank you and Vamos, San Carlos!!!

Peace Covenant for 2018 Barangay Elections Signed

The Peace Covenant Signing gathered the 349 candidates for the Barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan (SK) Elections in San Carlos City, this morning.
Barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan candidates signed the Peace Covenant at PPC Hall, this city

All candidates running for said elections attended the Mass of Commitment held at the Parish Pastoral Council building after which the signing of said covenant facilitated by the church, civil society groups, Comission on Elections (COMELEC) and the Philippine National Police followed.

City Mayor Gerardo P. Valmayor Jr. encouraged all candidates to have a good plan and advocacy to serve the community to become an effective leader.

Pensioners Revalidated by GSIS-Bacolod

At least 74 pensioners of San Carlos City appeared at the San Carlos City Hall for the Government Service Insurance System (GSIS)- Bacolod Annual Pensioners Revalidation (APIR) program, today.
GSIS Annual Pensioners Information Revalidation Caravan held at City Hall Lobby, this city

Allen Bacay, GSIS Acting Staff Officer III led the team of six GSIS staff in the APIR caravan that addressed said revalidation of pensioners’ status and queries pertaining to pensions.

San Carlos City Inmates Undergo Skills Training

At least 22 inmates of the Bureau of Jail Management & Penology (BJMP) in San Carlos City were placed in a two-day skills training in abaca fiber knotting at the BJMP compound today until tomorrow.
BJMP inmates knots the abaca during the training at SCC District Jail

Participating inmates were experienced in making souvenirs items and have already gone previous training on abaca.

Jail Officer III Richard Go thanked the Cooperatives & Livelihood Development Office (CLDO) for making said training available for the inmates so they would have more skills enough to help them start anew when they go out of prison.


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