Baliwag Holds July ManCom Meeting 

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The City Government of Baliwag convened its 70th Management Committee (ManCom) Meeting for the month of July, gathering city department heads and heads of offices to discuss key government initiatives, policy directions, and administrative strategies aimed at improving public service delivery and strengthening local governance.

The meeting was held at the Romeo Estrella Hall on the second floor of the Main Building of Baliwag City Hall. It served as a platform for the city’s various departments to review ongoing programs, coordinate upcoming activities, and align their priorities in support of the local government’s commitment to delivering efficient, transparent, and responsive services to every Baliwagenyo.

Among the major agenda items was the preparation for the September Birthday Week Celebration, where officials discussed inter-office coordination and logistical preparations to ensure the successful implementation of the city’s annual activities. 

The meeting emphasized the importance of collaboration among departments to effectively carry out programs that promote community participation and celebrate the city’s milestones.

Department representatives also presented the Executive Department’s priority legislative measures for the third quarter of Calendar Year 2026. 

The proposed measures are expected to support the city’s continuing development agenda by addressing governance priorities, improving public administration, and strengthening policies that respond to the evolving needs of the community.

The committee likewise discussed initiatives to enhance the management and administration of barangays, recognizing the vital role of barangay officials in delivering frontline government services. 

Officials exchanged updates and recommendations aimed at promoting stronger coordination between the city government and barangay units to ensure the effective implementation of local programs and policies.

Another significant topic was the implementation of the E-Government Act, which promotes the digitalization of government processes and services. 

City officials discussed ways to maximize digital platforms to improve efficiency, transparency, and accessibility while reducing processing times for various public transactions. 

The initiative forms part of the city’s broader efforts to modernize governance and provide more convenient services for residents.

Fiscal sustainability also remained a key priority during the meeting. Officials presented updates on ongoing tax mapping initiatives, which seek to improve the accuracy of business records and strengthen local revenue collection. 

Alongside these efforts, departments outlined their proposed revenue targets and revenue generation strategies for Calendar Year 2027, focusing on measures that will help sustain public services and finance future infrastructure and development projects.

Regular Management Committee meetings continue to play a crucial role in ensuring that all city offices remain aligned with the local government’s goals. 

By fostering collaboration, accountability, and strategic planning, the meetings enable departments to address emerging concerns collectively while maintaining efficient operations across the city government.

Through the continued cooperation of every department and office, the City Government of Baliwag reaffirmed its commitment to building a more organized, efficient, and innovative local government anchored on its guiding principle of “Serbisyong May Malasakit,” ensuring that programs and services remain responsive to the needs and welfare of every Baliwagenyo.