PWR 1st Qtr Rpt 2011 Valencia Fire Station

VALENCIA FIRE STATION Municipality of Valencia, Neg. Or., Philippines:

INSP RODULFO T DONQUE Municipal Fire Marshal VALENCIA FIRE STATION Municipality of Valencia, Neg. Or., Philippines

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Cover/Title Page a. Image/Name of Station Office b. Name of Municipal Marshal Geographic Overview & Capability Profile a. Geographic Overview 1. Area Profile 2. Jurisdiction Map b. Capability Profile 1. Personnel a. Personnel Profile b. Rank Profile c. Educational Profile d. Eligibility Profile e. Age/Religion Profile f. Training Profile 2. Logistics a. Status of Firetruck & Vehicles b. Status of Firefighting Equipment c. Status of Communication Equipment d. Status of Office Equipment e. Number & Status of Fire Boots/Coats/Helmets f. Number & Status of Fire Hoses & Nozzles g. Number & Status of SCBA & Fire Gloves h. Status of Rescue Equipment i. Status of Medical/Rescue Equipment (LGU) j. Status of Fire Station k. POL Allocation 3. Financial 4. Others a. Scholar b. Complan Pagbabago BFP Personnel

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III. Accomplishments a. Fire Prevention 1. Inspections 2. Drills 3. Others b. Fire Suppression c. Fire Investigation d. Emergency, Medial & Rescue Services e. Fire Code Revenue Generation Assessment of Operations (to include Problems, Issues and Concerns) a. Overall Assessment b. Detailed Breakdown 1. Administrative 2. Operation/Logistical 3. Financial Recommendations (to include Plans and Programs/Action Plans) a. Administrative b. Operation Logistical c. Viz the National Strategic Framework Plan

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IIa. GEOGRAPHIC OVERVIEW IIa.1. Area Profile The Municipality of Valencia is situated western part of Negros Oriental. North of the Municipality of Sibulan, east in the capital City of Dumaguete , and the south is shared border with the town of Bacong and Dauin and on its western boundary in the town of Sta. Catalina. It takes only 15 to 20 minutes ride to reach Dumaguete City and is nine kilometers away from the above mention City. Valencia is about 1,800 meter above sea level and has a land area of 148.30 square kilometer with a household population of 30,000 as of CY 2009. Valencia is a very progressive town with an estimated annual income of more or less Php 39,986,750.00 and with an IRA of 154,137,988.00 including Royalty tax from PNOC-EDC. The Municipality of Valencia has no high rise building and is the source of Geothermal Energy supplying electricity to the entire province of Negros, Panay Island and Cebu Province with two Vital Installation the PNOC-EDC and TRANSCO. There are 11 communication towers namely 4 Smart, 1 Globe, 3 PLDT, 1 ABS-CBN, 1 PT&T, 1 Liberty.

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The Fire Station was established on 1985 when the municipality was issued one unit fire truck during the Leadership of former Mayor Honorable Saludario D. Sonjaco. The Fire Station was temporarily shade in the public market complex and was transferred permanently to its location after the final phase of construction funded by the BFP of the lot donated by the LGU about 400 square meter to the Bureau. On CY 2007 the LGU of Valencia purchased one (1) unit water Tanker to augment BFP Valencia’s firefighting capabilities through the effort of the incumbent mayor. Valencia is categorized as agricultural area were farming is mostly the means of livelihood. It has also a tourist attraction like swimming lagoon, Water Falls, and the Japanese shrine were tourist often are visiting. IIa. GEOGRAPHIC OVERVIEW IIa.1. Area Profile [continued]

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TOTAL POPULATION - 30,000 (as of 2010) No. of Barangays 24 Poblacion 9 Remote Barangays 15 No. of Households 5,308 (as of 2005) Area 148.30 square kilometers Main Source of Income Farming Income Class 1 st Class Municipality No. Public High Schools 3 No. Private High Schools 3 No. Public Elementary/Primary Schools 20 No. Private Elementary/Primary Schools 2 No. of Commercial Establishment 72 IIa. GEOGRAPHIC OVERVIEW IIa.1. Area Profile [continued]

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Valencia IIa. GEOGRAPHIC OVERVIEW IIa.2. Jurisdiction Map [Map of Negros Oriental]

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IIa. GEOGRAPHIC OVERVIEW IIa.2. Jurisdiction Map [continued] (Land Use Map Of Valencia, Neg. Or.)

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IIa. GEOGRAPHIC OVERVIEW IIa.2. Jurisdiction Map [continued] (Map Of Proper Poblacion , Valencia, Neg. Or.)

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IIb. CAPABILITY PROFILE IIb.1. Personnel IIb.1a. Personnel Profile NO RANK NAME DES DESIGNATION 1. INSP RODULFO T DONQUE 01 Oct 1981 Mun. Fire Marshal 2. SFO2 Willard V. Dante 16 May 1988 Collecting Agent/Fin. 3. SFO2 Prudencio L. Olasiman 24 Feb. 1987 Floating Status 4. SFO1 Isidro T. Alviola 16 Nov. 1998 Fire truck Optr./FSI 5. SFO1 Romeo M. Ordoñez 01 Dec. 1987 Fire Prev. NCO 6. FO3 Restituto E. Giangan 20 Sept. 1982 Crew Supervisor II 7. FO3 Rosie C. Catalbas 15 Dec. 1993 Crew Supervisor II/FAI 8. FO3 Rene S. Villegas 31 July 1996 Firetruck Operator 8. FO2 Victor V. Alabastro 01 June 1996 Firefighter/Asst. FSI 10. FO2 Aurelia V. Cuartel 01 Oct. 1997 Admin. NCO 11. FO2 Erwin Vito V. Init 04 Dec. 1998 Firetruck Optr. 12. FO2 Zandro Mapili 01 June 1996 Fire truck Optr./FAI 13. FO1 Rock Anthony M. Ordoñez 06 Dec. 1999 Firefighter/Asst. FSI 14. FO1 Kathleen S. Mapula 02 Oct. 2008 Firefighter/PIO Valencia Fire Station is manned by 1 officer INSP RODULFO T DONQUE as Mun. Fire Marshal and 13 personnel and no NUP, 2 female pers. assigned as Adm/Sup NCO, 1 IID/IS , 1 C,FSES who are rendering office hours duty & 1 CO/Fin. The rest are rendering 24 hrs duty w/c is divided into 2 shifts composed of fire pers each headed by crew chief/investigator. With a total of 14 personnel.

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RANK NUMBER INSPECTOR 1 SFO4 0 SFO3 0 SFO2 2 SFO1 2 FO3 3 FO2 4 FO1 2 Total 14 The 14 personnel of Valencia Fire Station is categorized into the following rank. (1) INSPECTOR-RODULFO T DONQUE, (2) SFO2 - W Dante, P Olasiman. (2) SFO1- R Ordoñez, I Alviola. (3) FO3- R Giangan, R Catalbas, R Villegas, (4) FO2-A Cuartel, E Init, V Alabastro, Z Mapili, . (2) FO1-R Ordoñez, K Mapula. IIb. CAPABILITY PROFILE IIb.1. Personnel IIb.1b. Rank Profile

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No. RANK NAME EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT MASTERAL DEGREE 1. INSP RODULFO T. DONQUE BSC Graduate None 2. SFO2 Willard V. Dante BSC Graduate None 3. SFO2 Prudencio L. Olasiman BSME Graduate None 4. SFO1 Isidro T. Alviola BSCE License None 5. SFO1 Romeo M. Ordoñez AB Graduate None 6. FO3 Restituto E. Giangan 1 st Year BSME None 7. FO3 Rosie C. Catalbas BSIE Graduate None 8. FO3 Rene S. Villegas AB Graduate None 9. FO2 Victor V. Alabastro AB Graduate None 10. FO2 Aurelia U. Cuartel BSC Graduate None 11. FO2 Erwin Vito V. Init BSECE License None 12. FO2 Zandro Mapili BSC Graduate None 13. FO1 Rock Anthony M. Ordoñez BSIT Graduate None 14. FO1 Kathleen S. Mapula BS Criminology None In the educational attainment aspect, 1 off INSP RODULFO T DONQUE is a graduate of BSC and 14 personnel with a baccalaureate degree in different courses, 2 BSC, 3 AB, 1 BSME, 1 BSCE-licensed, 1 BSECE-licensed, 1BSEE-licensed,1 BSIT, 1 BS Criminology, & 1 undergrad- first year college. IIb. CAPABILITY PROFILE IIb.1. Personnel IIb.1c. Educational Profile

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In eligibility profile, 1 offr INSP RODULFO T DONQUE is having CSC FO2, 3 personnel are having R.A. 1080 eligibility License Engineers SFO1 I Alviola, E Init, K Mapula. 3 personnel having CSC-FOE eligibility SFO2 W Dante, FO2 Z Mapili, FO1 R Ordoñez, 1 personnel having CSC-PO1 FO2 A Cuartel, 6 personnel having NAPOLCOM eligibility SFO2 P Olasiman,SFO1 R Ordoñez,F03 Catalbas, FO3 R Giangan, FO3 R Villegas, FO2 V Alabastro. RANK RA 1080 CSC -Prof CSC -FO2 CSC- FOE CSC PO1 NAPOLCOM INSP 1 SFO2 1 1 SFO1 1 1 FO3 3 FO2 1 1 1 1 FO1 1 1 TOTAL 3 1 3 1 6 IIb. CAPABILITY PROFILE IIb.1. Personnel IIb.1d. Eligibility Profile

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RANK NAME AGE RELIGION 1. INSP RODULFO T DONQUE 52 Roman Catholic 2. SFO2 Willard V Dante 47 -do- 3. SFO2 Prudencio L Olasiman 55 -do- 4. SFO1 Isidro T Alviola 43 -do- 5. SFO1 Romeo M Ordoñez 49 Jehovah’s Witness 6. FO3 Restituto E Gianngan 52 Roman Catholic 7. FO3 Rosie C Catalbas 45 -do- 8. FO3 Rene S Villegas 43 -do- 9. FO2 Aurelia U Cuartel 49 -do- 10. FO2 Victor V Alabastro 48 -do- 11. FO2 Erwin Vito V. Init 42 -do- 12 FO2 Zandro Mapili 38 -do- 13. FO1 Rock Anthony M Ordoñez 36 -do- 14. FO1 Kathleen S Mapula 25 -do- IIb. CAPABILITY PROFILE IIb.1. Personnel IIb.1e. Age/Religion Profile

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Training Personnel PSOBC 0 PSOCC 1 FPSC 3 FAIIC 6 PSBRC 10 FSBC 5 NO TRNG 0 TOTAL 24 In training profile 1 offr INSP RODULFO T DONQUE has undergone PSOCC, 3 pers has undergone mandatory trng on FPSC-P Olasiman, W Dante, 7 personnel has undergone mandatory trng o FAIIC-R Odoñez, R Catalbas,I Alviola, Z Mapili, 10 personnel has undergone basic trng on PSBRC and 5 personnel has undergone FSBC, 0 personnel on no trng. IIb. CAPABILITY PROFILE IIb.1. Personnel IIb.1f. Training Profile

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FIRETRUCK Plate No. Engine No. Chassis No. OWNER STATUS One Unit Morita SEY-146 6BDI-739365 JCR420-3377975 BFP Serviceable REGISTERED 2008 One Unit Water Tanker REM-925 8PD1-726319 CVR70-3000159 Local Gov’t Unserviceable REGISTERED 2009 (Water pump under repair) IIb. CAPABILITY PROFILE IIb.2. Logistics IIb.2a. Status of Fire Truck & Vehicles

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ITEM QUANTITY SERVICEABLE UNSERVICEABLE REMARKS 1. FIRE AXE 1 1 0 BFP Property 2. PIKE POLE 2 2 0 -do- ITEM QUANTITY SERVICEABLE UNSERVICEABLE REMARKS BASE RADIO 3 3 0 LGU Property HANDHELD 3 3 0 -do- TELEPHONE 2 2 0 1 BFP Property and 1 LGU property CELLPHONE 0 0 0 none IIb.2c. Status of Communication Equipment IIb. CAPABILITY PROFILE IIb.2. Logistics IIb.2b. Status of Firefighting Equipment

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ITEM QUANTITY SERVICEABLE UNSERVICEABLE REMARKS COMPUTER SET 2 2 LGU Property OFFICE TABLES 5 5 -do- Filing CABINETS 1 1 BFP Property DOUBLE-DECK BED 5 5 -do- TYPE WRITER 1 1 -do- BED FOAM 7 5 2 -do- PLASTIC CABINETS 2 2 LGU Property PLASTIC CHAIRS 6 6 4 BFP Property 13 13 LGU Property IIb.2e. Number & Status Of Fire Boots/Coats/Helmet Equipment ITEMS QUANTITY SERVICEABLE UNSERVICEABLE REMARKS FIRE COAT 6 6 BFP Property FIRE HELMET 10 7 3 -do- FIRE BOOTS 10 4 6 -do- IIb. CAPABILITY PROFILE IIb.2. Logistics IIb.2d. Status of Office Equipment

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ITEM QUANTITY SERVICEABLE UNSERVICEABLE REMARKS FIREHOSE 1 1/2 2 1/2 5 lenghts 3 2 BFP Property 5 lenghts 3 2 -do- FIRE NOZZLE (Pistol Grip 1 1/2) FIRE NOZZLE (Variable 2 1/2) 2 pcs. 2 -do- 2 pcs 2 -do- 1 pc. 1 do- 2 pcs 1 1 do- IIb.2g. Number & Status Of SCBA & Fire Gloves ITEM QUANTITY SERVICEABLE UNSERVICEABLE REMARKS 1. SCBA 0 0 0 Request issuance 2. Fire Gloves 2 2 0 BFP Property IIb. CAPABILITY PROFILE IIb.2. Logistics IIb.2f. Status Of Fire Hoses And Nozzles

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ITEM QUANTITY SERVICEABLE UNSERVICEABLE REMARKS MANILA ROPE 50 meters 1 roll BFP Property SPINE BOARD 1 pc. 1 pc. -do- JACK 50 tons 1 pc. -do- TOWING CABLE 5 meters 1 length -do- RESCUE WRENCH 2 pcs. 2 pcs. -do- ECO-LED LIGHT 1 pc. 1 pc. -do- EXTENSION LADDER 1 pc. 20 ft. 1 pc. LGU Property FLASHLIGHT 1 pc. 1 pc. -do- IIb. CAPABILITY PROFILE IIb.2. Logistics IIb.2h. Status Of Rescue Equipment

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ITEM QUANTITY SERVICEABLE UNSERVICEABLE REMARKS Spine Board(fiber glass) 1 1 0 LGU Property Helmet (ordinary) orange 15 15 0 -do- Utility Gloves (rubberized) 15 15 o -do- Life Jacket (orange) 10 10 0 -d0- Powerful Halogen search light 3 3 0 -do- First Aid Kit 2 2 0 -do- Shovel Spade 3 3 0 -do- Shovel Flat 3 3 0 -do- Axe (big) 2 2 0 -do- Jungle Bolo 3 3 0 -do- Rain Boots (supertuff steel toe) 15 15 0 -do- Triangle Bandage (standard size) 20 20 0 -do- Nylon Ropes (10mm) 2 2 0 -do IIb. CAPABILITY PROFILE IIb.2. Logistics IIb.2i. Status Of Medical/Rescue Equipment (LGU)

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ITEM QUANTITY SERVICEABLE UNSERVICEABLE REMARKS Bolt cutter (36 inches) 1 1 0 LGU Property Rain Coats 15 15 0 -do- Craw Bar 2 2 0 -do- Kernmantle Rope (12mm 20 meters 1 1 0 -do- Life Buoy (round/ring) 1 1 0 -do- Seat Harness 2 2 0 -do- Rescue Eight 2 2 0 -do- Carabineers PETZL 2 2 0 -do- Hand Ascender PETZL 2 2 0 -do- Chest Ascender 2 2 0 -do- Pulley PETZL 2 2 0 -do- Reflectorised Vest 15 15 0 -do- Chain Block 1 1 0 -do- Chain Saw (STIHL 4.1 18”) 1 1 0 -do- IIb. CAPABILITY PROFILE IIb.2. Logistics [ continued] IIb.2i. Status Of Medical/Rescue Equipment (LGU)

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BUILDING OWNER STATUS OF LOT VALENCIA FIRE STATION BFP DONATED TO BFP IIb. CAPABILITY PROFILE IIb.2. Logistics IIb.2j. Status Of Fire Station

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ITEM PRODUCT No. of Liters Unit Price AMOUNT 1 Diesel Fuel 40.00 2 Diesel Oil (Rev-x) 14 140 1,960.00 3 Brake Fluid 4 331 1,324.00 4 Gear Oil 4 168.50 674.00 5 Grease 4 cans 127.50 510.00 T o t a l - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - -- - - - - - - -- -- -- ----- Php IIb. CAPABILITY PROFILE IIb.2. Logistics IIb.2k. POL Allocation (1 st Quarter 2011)

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LGU Support to Bureau of Fire Protection Name of Project Disaster Preparedness and Orderliness Location Valencia Fire Station Appropriation Php 200,000.00 Source of Fund 20% Economic Dev’t Fund IIb. CAPABILITY PROFILE IIb.3. FINANCIAL

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IIb.4a. BFP Scholar – Lorence Jan P. Cuartel ( second year high school - son of the late SFO4 Lawrence Cornelio C. Cuartel ) IIb. CAPABILITY PROFILE IIb.4. OTHERS

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2010 2011 VARIANCE % Total No. of Cases Forwarded to RDPD 0 0 0 Total No. of Cases Forwarded to NHQ 0 0 0 NATURE OF OFFENSE Dishonesty 0 0 0 Absence Without Leave (AWOL) 0 0 0 Grave Misconduct 0 0 0 Simple Misconduct 0 0 0 Gross Neglect of Duty 0 0 0 Simple Neglect of Duty 0 0 0 Frequent Unauthorized Absences 0 0 0 Insubordination 0 0 0 Violation of Office Rules & Regulations 0 0 0 Others: Civil/Criminal Cases 0 0 0 Cases Closed 0 0 0 Pending Cases 0 0 0 Total No. of Cases 0 0 0 IIb. CAPABILITY PROFILE IIb.4. OTHERS IIb.4b. Complan Pagbabago BFP Personnel 1 st Qtr. (Comparative Data)

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OCCUPANCIES CY 2010 CY 2011 VARIANCE Public Assembly 3 1 -0.67% Educational 2 2 0% Residential 134 172 0.28% Mercantile 255 469 0.83% Business 2 30 14% Industrial 20 30 0.5% Institutional/Detention/Correctional 3 3 0% Storage 1 7 6% Health Care 1 0 1% Miscellaneous 309 135 -0.56% Mixed 50 10 -0.8% T O T A L 783 859 0.1 III. ACCOMPLISHMENTS IIIa.1. FIRE PREVENTION IIIa.1a. Establishment Inspected (Type Of Occupancy)

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Fire Prevention Indicator CY 2010 CY 2011 Variance No. of Establishment Inspected 4 16 3% No. of Establishment Recommended for Correction of Violation 0 0 0% No. of Establishment Recommended for Closure/Stopped 0 0 0% No. of Building Plans Reviewed 108 95 -0.12% No. of FSIC Issued 708 95 -0.86% No. of Business Permits Processed 617 680 0.10% No. of Fire/Exit/Evacuation Drill Conducted 4 17 3.25% No. of Volunteer Fire Brigade/Members 120 410 2.42% III. ACCOMPLISHMENTS IIIa.1. FIRE PREVENTION IIIa.1b. Fire Prevention Activities Comparative Data ( 1 st Qtr CY 2010-2011)

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Type of Structure Involved No. of Fire Incidents Residential 1 Mercantile Negative Educational -do- Industrial -do- Detention and Correctional -do- Storage -do- Health Care -do- Public Assembly -do- Miscellaneous -do- III. ACCOMPLISHMENTS IIIb. FIRE SUPPRESSION ( 1 st Qtr CY 2010-2011)

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Fire Incident Indicator CY 2010 CY 2011 Variance % No. of Fire Incident 0 1 0% Origin: Electrical 0 1 0% Comb/Heat/Bonfire 0 0 0% Open Flame/Cooking 0 0 0% Cig Butts/Smoking 0 0 0% Fire Works/Explosives 0 0 0% Flammable Liquids 0 0 0% LPG(Tanks,Stoves) 0 0 0% Unknown/Others(match/lighter) 0 0 0% III. ACCOMPLISHMENTS IIIc. FIRE INVESTIGATION ( 1 st Qtr. Comparative Data CY 2010-2011)

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Fire Incident Indicator CY 2010 CY 2011 Variance % Cause/ Motive: Intentional 0 0 0% Accidental 0 1 0% Unknown/Others 0 0 0% Killed: Firefighter 0 0 0% Civilian 0 0 0% Injured: Firefighter 0 0 0% Civilian 0 0 0% III. ACCOMPLISHMENTS IIIc. FIRE INVESTIGATION (continued) ( 1 st Qtr. Comparative Data CY 2010-2011)

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INVESTIGATION CY 2010 CY 2011 Variance % No. of Fire Cases Investigated 0 1 0% No. of Arson Cases Investigated 0 0 0% No. of Cases Filed in Court 0 0 0% Pending 0 0 0% Closed 0 0 0% T O T A L 0 0 0% III. ACCOMPLISHMENTS IIIc. FIRE INVESTIGATION (continued) ( 1 st Qtr. Comparative Data CY 2010-2011)

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Remarks 1. Rescue/Medical Responses Negative 2. Rescue/Medical Trainings Negative 3. Wellness Program Brisk walking around our AOR. 4. Health Status of Personnel Physically Fit III. ACCOMPLISHMENTS IIId.1a. EMERGENCY, MEDICAL & RESUE SERVICES

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RANK NAME AGE HEIGHT (in) WEIGHT (kg) BP BODY MASS INDEX (lbs.) REMARKS 1. INSP RODULFO T DONQUE 52 5’ 4” 77 120/80 125-137 overweight 2. SFO2 Willard V Dante 47 5’ 9” 69 110/80 150-177 physically fit 3. SFO2 Prudencio L Olasiman 55 5’ 5” 80 170/20 130-145 overweight 4. SFO1 Isidro T Alviola 43 5’ 4” 72 120/80 125-137 overweight 5. SFO1 Romeo M Ordoñez 49 5’ 6” 70 120/80 135-153 physically fit 6. FO3 Restituto E Gianngan 52 5’ 10” 68 120/80 155-185 physically fit 7. FO3 Rosie C Catalbas 45 5’ 8” 82 120/80 145-169 physically fit 8. FO3 Rene S Villegas 43 5’ 7” 69 120/80 140-161 physically fit 9. FO2 Aurelia U Cuartel 49 5’ 3” 75 140/90 109-118 overweight 10. FO2 Victor V Alabastro 48 5’ 6” 94 140/90 135-153 overweight 11. FO2 Erwin Vito V. Init 42 5’ 6” 88 120/80 135-153 overweight 12. FO2 Zandro Mapili 38 5’ 5” 73 140/90 130-145 overweight 13. FO1 Rock Anthony M Ordoñez 36 5’ 4” 64 100/80 125-137 physically fit 14. FO1 Kathleen S Mapula 25 5’ 2” 52 110/90 106-112 physically fit III. ACCOMPLISHMENTS IIId.1. EMERGENCY, MEDICAL & RESUE SERVICES IIId.1b Wellness Program

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Month 628-BFP-01 FC Const. tax 628-BFP-02 FC Realty Tax 628-BFP-06 FSIC Fee 628-BFP-11 Certified true copy/Fire Drill TOTAL AMOUNT January 2011 4,000.27 5,831.24 75,22.07 - 85,057.58 February 2011 5,236.77 7,712.66 17,793.98 300.00 31,043.41 March 2011 21,403.71 25.00 9,043.96 400.00 30,872.67 TOTAL 30,640.75 13,568.90 102,064.01 700.00 146,973.66 III. ACCOMPLISHMENTS IIIe. FIRE CODE REVENUE GENERATION IIIe.1a 1 st Qrtr Fire Code Fees Collection Remitted To AGDB (LBP)

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1st QTR 2010 1st QTR 2011 Variance JANUARY 82,989.25 85,057.58 0.025% FEBRUARY 23,816.70 31,043.41 0.303% MARCH 24,081.21 30,872.67 0.282% TOTAL AMOUNT 130,887.16 146,973.66 0.123% III. ACCOMPLISHMENTS IIIe. FIRE CODE REVENUE GENERATION IIIe.1a FIRE CODE FEE COLLECTION CY 2010-2011 1st Qtr. COMPARATIVE DATA

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IV. ASSESSMENT OF OPERATION (to include Problems, Issues and Concerns) PROBLEMS QUANTITY RECOMMENDATION 1. Fire-tanker needs water pump repair 1 unit Request funding from LGU Valencia 2. Needs Laptop Computer and Visual Projector for the conduct of lecture and fire Safety education. 1 unit each Request for funding from BFP7

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Key Result Areas Program/Project of Activities Objectives Expected Output Scope of Implementations (Participants) Time Frame Agency Concerned Remarks 1. Fire Prevention Enforcement of R.A. 9514- Collection of Fire Code Fee Vested upon the BFP a. Intensify the conduct of Fire Safety Inspection. b. Recommend closure for non compliance of PD 1185. c. Conduct pre-fire planning . To abate fire hazards and reduce fire incidents. Conduct on quarterly bases All commercial and residential buildings owners. 01 Jan 11 31 Dec 11 BFP -Valencia LGU Activities are done by OPN, FSES. 2. Fire Safety Education a. conduct motorcade parade during Fire Prevention Month. b. Conduct lectures, seminars and training c. Conduct Seminar/Trng. d. Conduct of Fire Drills To educate student/teacher/company worker and the public. Conduct on quarterly bases LGU Support SVC,support Public Awareness All schools, elementary, high school, barangays and industrial companies. Selected LGU Employees All High School and Elementary 01 Jan 11 0l Mar 11 31 Dec 11 31 Mar10 BFP-VFP OPFM BFPVFP LGU LGU Activities are done by OPN 3. Ugnayan sa Barangay a. Conduct seminars and training. To monitor the fire prone areas and to have close coordination with the community Conduct on quarterly bases All 24 barangays in the Municipality. 01 Jan 11 31 Dec 11 BFP -Valencia LGU Activities are done by OPN 4. Introduce Kiddie /Junior Fire Marshal in Schools. To educate elementary and high school students on Fire Safety. To inform student about Fire Safety, preventing fire and awareness. Conduct lecture whole year round bases on directives by DILG and DepEd 01 Jan 11 31 Dec 11 DEPED BFP Implemented 5. Distribution of leaflet and Fire Safety pamphlets . Hanging of streamers To educate the public about Fire Safety. To lessen fire incidents. Distribute printed materials 01 Jan 11 31 Dec 11 BFP-VFP LGU IV. REOMMENDATIONS (to include Plans and Programs/Action Plans) IVa. PLANS AND PROGRAMS (Action Plan CY 2011)

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Key Result Areas Program/Project of Activities Objectives Expected Output Scope of Implementations (Participants) Time Frame Agency Concerned Remarks 2. Fire Suppression 1. Training a. Conduct Fire Suppression training to BERT (Barangay Emergency Response Team) b. Conduct Fire Suppression Training to VERRT (Valencia Emergency Response and Rescue Team ) To enhance skill and capabilities of firefighters/volunteers in responding fire. Conduct Last session annually. To conduct seminars and training for Barangay/volunteers of BERT/VERRT semi-annually 01 Jan 11 31 Dec 11 BFP-VFP LGU Chief Opn in charge of the activity 2. Organize Barangay Volunteer Fire Brigade To maintain close coordination with fire brigade group. Conduct at least twice a year To meet at least quarterly with volunteers/VERRT/BERT 01 Jan 11 31 Dec 11 BFP- VFP LDCC Member Meeting at least four(4) times annually. 3. Fire Inves 1. Investigate causes of fire. To establish probable cause. For proper disposition. All persons ANA ANA BFP-VFP LGU IIS 2. File complaints against arsonist. To prosecute arsonist. To deter arsonist. All persons ANA ANA BFP-VFP LGU IIS IVa. PLANS AND PROGRAMS (Action Plan ) ( Continuation CY 2011) IV. REOMMENDATIONS (to include Plans and Programs/Action Plans)

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4. Emergency and Rescue Operation 1. FEAR (Fire and Earthquake Awareness Program) Plan (Disaster Plan) 2. Fire Drill a. Exit drill in the house(EDITH) b. Fire drill in schools 3.Earthquake Drill 1. In school 2. Municipal Hall To impart/inform knowledge and technical know how in the mitigation of fire and earthquake awareness. To conduct at least 2 training drill in the community/establishment, schools. To cater 100 participants in the importance and safety conducted FEAR/EDITH. To cater at least 1000 teachers/staff/students the importance and safe conduct of FEAR 01 Jan 11 31 Dec 11 BFP- VFP LGU At least one(1) session per semester 4. Organize Rescue Teams in high risk Barangay To rescue during and other emergency situation within the AOR To train at least 50 BFP and other local government personnel for rescue operation within AOR. March 2011 July 2011 BFP- VFP OPFM EDC LGU At least twice a year. 5. Intensify Training (Swift and Water Rescue) To enhance skill regarding water rescue and safety To respond safely during flashfloods. To train at least 30 VERRT members and other LGU personnel. April 2011 May 2011 BFP- VFP LGU At least once a year. IVa. PLANS AND PROGRAMS (Action Plan ) ( Continuation CY 2011) IV. REOMMENDATIONS (to include Plans and Programs/Action Plans)

V1. PICTORIALS 4k’s Program 1. Kalusugan 2. Karunungan 3. Kahusayan 4. Kagalingan:

V1. PICTORIALS 4k’s Program 1. Kalusugan 2. Karunungan 3. Kahusayan 4. Kagalingan

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Responded to an incident wherein a cargo truck loaded with a container van caught the sagging power lines pulling 7 NORECO posts incurring damages to property and minor injury to a civilian.

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Fire Prevention Lecture, Basic Firefighting, and proper handling of fire extinguishers were given to Green Core Personnel prior to their actual demonstration on the second day.

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Conducted lecture to Koreans regarding fire prevention at Kalikasan Center at Barangay Bong-ao, Valencia, Negros Oriental.

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Conducted fire safety inspection at Bumble Bee Commercial establishment.

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Final instruction were given to Green Core Personnel prior to their actual demonstration on basic firefighting.

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Green Core Personnel on actual demonstration using cart-mounted fire extinguisher and hand-held fire extinguishers.

Conducted fire exit drill at Valencia Central Elementary School and Valencia Municipal High School during the fire prevention month celebration 2011.:

Conducted fire exit drill at Valencia Central Elementary School and Valencia Municipal High School during the fire prevention month celebration 2011.

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Brisk walking around our AOR and participation in the 5k run in Dumaguete City as part of the wellness program.

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FIREFOX– wearing its new BFP logo. Photos showing the left and right side of the doors bearing our logo.

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Back to being serviceable again—photos showing the left side, right side and front of the newly restored fire truck.

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THANK YOU HAVE A NICE DAY , GOD BLESS