Digos Citizens Charter
Digos Citizens Charter
Digos Citizens Charter
CITIZEN’S CHARTER
2023
CITY GOVERNMENT OF
DIGOS
Jose Abad Santos St., Zone 3, Digos City,
Davao del Sur
CITIZEN’S CHARTER
I. Vision
A city of choice to visit, dwell and live, propelled by highly competent and
compassionate civil servants, championing people-centered and participatory
governance, ensuring investment-friendly and sustainable economic
development in a peaceful, safe, environmentally sound and disaster resilient
communities, sustained by morally upright and responsible citizenry.
II. Objectives
To promote the welfare and interest of Digos City populace and to ensure that
everyone shares the benefits of development. Towards this end, the City
Government of Digos shall:
III. Goal
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CODE DEPARTMENT
NO.
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OCAG OFFICE OF THE CITY AGRICULTURIST 204
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CMO-CSU CIVIL SERVICES UNIT 425
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OFFICE OF THE CITY MAYOR
CITIZEN’S CHARTER
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I. Vision
Socially and economically developed City of Digos.
II. Mission
To promote the welfare and interest of the people of Digos and to ensure that
everyone shares the benefits of development.
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LIST OF SERVICES
Recommendation Letter 10
Educational Assistance Program 11
Anti-Illegal Drug Program 12
Pauper's Burial and Exhumation Assistance Program 12
Medical Assistance Program to Indigent Patients Admitted
to Government and Private Hospitals 13
Comprehensive Assistance Program to Indigenous People
and Other Marginalized Sectors (LINGAP) 14
Livelihood Assistance Program 15
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1. RECOMMENDATION LETTER
Letter to support application for employment.
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2. EDUCATIONAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
Processing of Application for Educational Assistance.
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3. ANTI-ILLEGAL DRUG PROGRAM
Community Based Drug Rehabilitation Program.
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5. MEDICAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM TO INDIGENT PATIENTS
ADMITTED TO GOVERNMENT AND PRIVATE HOSPITALS
Provide appropriate and immediate assistance to indigent patients seeking help from the
financial difficulties during the period of illness.
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6. COMPREHENSIVE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM TO INDIGENOUS PEOPLE
AND OTHER MARGINALIZED SECTORS (LINGAP)
Provide appropriate and immediate assistance to indigent patients seeking help from the
financial difficulties during the period of illness.
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7. LIVELIHOOD ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
Provide assistance and sustainable livelihood to those individuals, organized and
registered associations or cooperatives.
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Feedback and Complaints Mechanism
How feedbacks are An attending staff will review the feedback and refer to concern
processed? officer
How complaints are Complaints are reviewed and necessary actions are done
processed? accordingly
Contact Information Email the Office of the City Mayor thru digos.mayorsoffice@gmail.com
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OFFICE OF THE CITY VICE - MAYOR
CITIZEN’S CHARTER
2023 EDITION
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Republic of the Philippines
Province of Davao del Sur
CITY OF DIGOS
I. Mandate:
II. Vision:
III. Mission:
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Republic of the Philippines
Province of Davao del Sur
CITY OF DIGOS
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Republic of the Philippines
Province of Davao del Sur
CITY OF DIGOS
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OFFICE OF THE SANGGUNIANG
PANLUNGSOD
(Secretariat)
CITIZEN’S CHARTER
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I. Mandate: The Local Government Code of 1991, particularly Section 469
thereof, states that the Office of the Secretary to the Sanggunian shall attend
meetings/sessions of the Sanggunian and keep a journal of its proceedings and
forward to the City Mayor for approval, copies of ordinances enacted by the
Sanggunian and duly certified by the Presiding Officer.
II. Vision: The Office of the Secretary to the Sanggunian envisions building a
strong community by promoting transparency through sound and responsive
legislation geared towards progress and sustainable development.
III. Mission: Maintain utmost integrity and excellence in the work place;
Observe a deeper sense of responsibility in the fulfilment of our duties and
functions; and
Develop a fair and balance rapport with the clients and co-workers to
establish a harmonious working environment.
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IV. Service Pledge:
Pursuant to Republic Act No. 11032 of 2018, the Office of the Sangguniang
Panlungsod (Secretariat) commits to:
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LIST OF SERVICES
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1. Request for inclusion in the Calendar/Order of Business of Session.
Supporting documents (SP or Office of the City Mayor, Office of the Vice
Barangay Mayor, Office of the City Councilors, Offices in
Ordinance/Resolution, MOA, the Executive Department, Barangay
Plans and Specs, Subdivision Government Unit.
Plans, Contracts,
Indorsements, Letter
Requests, Committee Reports)
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2. Request for Certified True Copy/Photocopy of legislative
documents (ordinances, resolutions, minutes of
session/hearing and other legislative documents).
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3. Request for Certificate of Appearance.
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FEEDBACK AND COMPLAINTS MECHANISM
Please let us know we have served you by
How to send feedback? sending your feedback through cell no.
09107791903 or email at
spsec.digoscity@gmail.com
Customers are requested to fill up
Customer Feedback Form pursuant to
Department Order 169 series 2016.
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OFFICE OF THE CITY ADMINISTRATOR
CITIZEN’S CHARTER
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I. Vision
To provide quality services and equal opportunities for the welfare of Digoseños
that are geared towards sustainable economy, people empowerment and
ecologically-balanced environment through efficient, honest and upright public
service.
II. Objectives
1. To administer and coordinate the activities and functions of the City
Government of Digos, particularly of its officers and departments, in order
to implement City ordinances and policies through the effective use of
materials, resources, facilities, and time;
2. To direct and oversee the operations of the City in order to ensure optimum
services to the community;
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LIST OF SERVICES
Mayor's Permit 32
Special Permit 33
Accreditation 33
Certificate of Unemployment 34
Avail of request for CADO ambulance service 35
Avail of request for use of government facility 36
Avail of special request for use of government service 37
Posting of Notice 38
Avail of Certification 39
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1. Mayor’s Permit
Permit required for applications such as: employment, fidelity bond and etc.
Classification: Simple
Type of Transaction: G2C – Government to Citizen
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2. Special Permit
Permit required to conduct public activities, motorcade, rekorida, fun run, public space
usage, etc.) This is a requirement as well for bidding application.
3. Accreditation
Permit required for bidding purposes.
Classification: Simple
G2C – Government to Citizen;
Type of Transaction:
G2B – Government to Business Entity
Who may avail: General Public
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4. Certificate of Unemployment
This certificate is required for educational assistance program and other specific
services.
Classification: Simple
Type of Transaction: G2C – Government to Citizen
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5. Avail of request for CADO ambulance service
The City Government of Digos provides free transport to ferry patients within Davao
region.
Classification: Simple
3. Claim
Confirm schedule
approved
and other support Assistant City
request and None 5 Minutes
services needed Administrator
confirmed
by client
schedule
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6. Avail of request for use of government facility
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7. Avail of special request for use of government service
The City Government of Digos provides special government services to its residents.
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8. Posting of Notice
The City Government provides bulletin boards for public use.
Classification: Simple
G2G Government to Government
Type of Transaction:
G2C Government to Citizen
Who may avail: End User or other Entities
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9. Avail of Certification
The City Government of Digos provides special certifications as per request.
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Feedback and Complaints Mechanism
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OFFICE OF THE CITY TREASURER
CITIZEN’S CHARTER
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I. Vision
Strengthening the City Treasurer’s Office of LGU Digos City.
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LIST OF SERVICES
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1. Payment of Real Property Taxes
The Office of the City Treasurer receives payment of real property taxes. The Tax is a
percentage of the property's taxable value. Real Property Owners receive discount from
prompt and advance payment.
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2. Securing Real Property Clearance/Certificate
The Office of the City Treasurer provides Certificate of Non-Delinquency or Real Property
Tax Clearance to all real property owners of Digos City. The certificate proves that the
owner of real property is updated in the paying taxes.
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3. Payment of Transfer Tax
Transfer Tax is required for payments of transactions involving transfer of real properties
acquired either through sale, barter, or any other mode of transferring ownership or title of
real property. The tax is demandable within 60 days from the date of execution of the Deed
of Sale or from the date of the property owner's death in case of transfer by succession.
The Office of the City Treasurer receives payment of transfer tax.
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4. Securing Business Permit/License for Market Occupants
The City Government manages the operation of the city market. Individuals who want to
engage in business in Digos City particularly for stall rental in the market need to obtain
business permit. The Office of the City Treasurer issues business permit/license before
start of any commercial operation in the city market.
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Resources surcharge of
Office 25% of Tax
c. City Health Due + 2%
Office interest per
d. City month based
Treasurer's on 1st Quarter
Office Real Tax Due.
Property Tax
Divison
Received
3. Pay prescribed payment and Revenue
fees; issued official Collector (CTO)
receipt
4. Present
Application Form
Check and Local Revenue
at the Licensing
validate Collection Officer
Division for final
verification;
5. Claim Business Local Revenue
release Cert.
Certificate Collection Officer
TOTAL 2 weeks
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5. Applying for Business Permits/License
Individuals who wants to establish business in the city are required to secure a business
permit before start of any commercial operation. Business taxes for new enterprises are
based on declared capital while the succeeding years tax due shall be computed based
on gross receipts or sales. Business permits need to be renewed yearly and are secured
at the Office of the City Treasurer.
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Property Tax
Division
Received
3. Pay prescribed Revenue
payment/Issued
fees; Collector (CTO)
official receipt
4. Present
Application Form
Check and Local Revenue
at the Licensing
verifies Collection Officer
Division for final
verification;
5. Claim Business Local Revenue
Release Cert.
Certificate Collection Officer
TOTAL 2 weeks
The Office of the City Treasurer accepts payment of Business Taxes for operations of
business enterprises in the city.
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7. Payment of Permit to Extract Sand, Gravel and Other Quarry
Resources
The City Treasurer's Office receives payment of permit to extract sand, gravel and other
quarry resources pursuant to Mines Administrative Order No. MRD - 27 Series of 1980.
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8. Payment of Professional and Occupational/Calling Tax
The Office of the City Treasurer receives payment from all individuals engaged in the
practice of profession or occupation/calling in Digos City. Professionals working in the
government are exempted. Delayed payments are imposed surcharges and interest.
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9. Registration of Weights and Measures
The Office of the City Treasurer registers weights and measures used by businessmen
in the city.
Calibration of linear and metric weights is charged with appropriate fee.
W/ capacity of more
than 300kg but not more
than 3,000kg. -
Php15.00
d. For sealing
apothecary balances of
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precicion the fee should
be double.
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10. Payment of Miscellaneous Fees and Other Taxes (Delivery Bicycle,
Delivery Van and other transport vehicles engaged in delivery and
distribution)
For Bicycle:
Php30.00 - Registration
Fee
Php20.00 - Sticker
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For delayed payment:
a. surcharge - 25%
b. interest - 2% per month
TOTAL 35 minutes
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Feedback and Complaints Mechanism
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OFFICE OF THE CITY PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT COORDINATOR
CITIZEN’S CHARTER
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I. Mandate
Pursuant to Republic Act No. 8798 (An Act Converting the Municipality of Digos,
Davao del Sur Province, into a Component City to be Known as the City of Digos)
SECTION 7. The Officials of the City of Digos.—(a) There shall be in the City: a city
mayor, a city vice mayor, Sangguniang Panlungsod members, a secretary to the
Sangguniang Panlungsod, a city treasurer and an assistant city treasurer, a city
assessor and an assistant city assessor, a city accountant, a city budget officer, a
city planning and development coordinator, a city engineer, a city health officer, a
city civil registrar, a city administrator, a city legal officer, a city social welfare and
development officer, a city veterinarian, a city general services officer, a city
agriculturist and a city cooperatives officer;
II. Vision
III. Mission
To promote the welfare and interest of the people of Digos and to ensure that
everyone share the benefits of development.
IV. Functions
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LIST OF SERVICES
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1. Availing Technical Assistance in Preparing Barangay AIP,
Project Proposal/Designs
Statistician Aide
TOTAL None
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2. Securing/Availing Various Data, Maps, And Other Documents
The City Planning Office provides various data, maps and other documents
pertinent to programs and projects of the city.
Statistician I
TOTAL None 3 hours
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3. Securing Certification of Site Zoning Classification
The Certification pertains to the land classification within the City of Digos in
accordance with the approved CLUP. A requirement to support realty tax
assessment, sale or transfer of property rights and determining the potential
land uses.
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4. After payment of
prescribed fees at
the CTO, claim the
Zoning Certificate
TOTAL 3 hours
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4. Securing Locational Clearance (Simple)
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PERSON
AGENCY FEES TO BE PROCESSING
CLIENT STEPS RESPONSI
ACTION PAID TIME
BLE
1. Secure/ Inspection Fee:
accomplish P180.00
application form
A. Single
2. Submit for residential
review and structure
verification the attached or
duly detached
accomplished P100,000.00
form together and below =
with the required P288.00
documents 1. Over
3. Secure order of P100,000.00 to
payment (upon P200,000.00 =
completion of P576.00
requirements)
2. Over
P200,000.00
= P720.00
+1/10 of 1% in
excess of CGADH
200,000.00 (Asst.
CPDC)
Receive duly
accomplished B. Apartments/
1 – 3 days Zoning
application Townhouses Inspector
(Including Field
form together 1. P500,000.00
Inspection/
with the and below = Zoning
Validation)
attached P1,440.00 Officer
requirements 2. Over
P500,000.00 to Administrati
4. After payment of 2 million = ve Aide I
prescribed fees P2,160.00
at the CTO, 3. Over 2 million
claim the = P3,600.00
Locational +1/10 of cost in
Clearance excess of 2M
regardless of
the number of
doors
C. Dormitories
1. P2 Million and
below =
P3,600.00
2. Over P2 Million
= P3,600.00
+1/10 of 1%
cost in excess
of 2M
regardless of
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the number of
doors
D. Institutional
Project Cost
Below P2
Million
= P2,880.00
1. Over P2 Million
= P2,880.00
+1/10 of 1%
cost in
excess of 2M
E. Commercial,
Institutional
and Agro-
Industrial
Project Cost
Below
P100,000.00
= P1,440.00
1. Over
P100,000.00 to
P500,000.00 =
P2,160.00
2. Over
P500,000.00 to
P1 Million =
P2,880.00
3. Over P1 Million
to P2 Million
= P4,320.00
4. Over P2 Million
= P7,200.00
+1/10 of 1%
cost in excess
of 2M
F. Special
uses/Special
Projects
(Gasoline
Station, cell
sites,
slaughterhous
e, treatment
plant, etc.)
1. Below P2 Million
= P7,200.00
2. Over P2 Million
= P7,200.00
+1/10 of 1%
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cost in excess of
P2M
G. Alteration/
Expansion
Same as original
application
(affected areas/
cost only)
TOTAL 1 – 3 days
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5. Securing Locational Clearance (Complex)
The service is an authority granted by the City Government pursuant to its
Zoning Ordinance for establishment/ or Operation or any kind of
Development/activity on a piece of land. It is also a requirement for the issuance
of building permit for any proposed structures or subdivision projects.
Office or Division: Office of the City Planning and Development Coordinator
Classification: Complex
G2C - Government to Citizen
Type of Transaction: G2G - Government to Government
G2B - Government to Business Entities
- Residents
- Government Personalities
Who may avail: - Institutions
- Landowners
- Land Assessors
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
Duly accomplished notarized Office of the City Planning and Development
application form (2 original) Coordinator – Zoning Division, Notary Public
Site Location Plan (1 original) Geodetic Engineer
Site Development Plan signed and
sealed by Geodetic Engineer/ or Civil
Geodetic Engineer or Civil Engineer
Engineer
(1 original)
Building Plans signed and sealed by Geodetic Engineer or Civil Engineer
Geodetic Engineer/ or Civil Engineer
(1 set original)
Cost Estimates and Specifications Geodetic Engineer or Civil Engineer
(1 original)
Land title or any proof of ownership and
Registry of Deeds or Personal File
rights over the property ( 1 photocopy)
Latest Tax Declaration of Real property
Office of the City Assessor
(1 photocopy)
Latest Real Property Tax Clearance
Office of the City Treasurer
(1 photocopy)
Representative
Special Power of Attorney
Client being represented
(1 photocopy)
Additional Requirements for projects within Mt. Apo Natural Park (MANP)
Site Location Plan (1 original) duly Geodetic Engineer, Office of the Protected Area
certified by the PASU Superintendent (PASU)
Special Agreement on Protected Area
PASU
(SAPA) (1 original)
Protected Area Management Board
Protected Area Management Board (PAMB)
(PAMB) Clearance
Environmental Clearance Certificate Department of Environment and Natural Resources
(ECC) (DENR)
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Free, Prior and Informed Consent National Commission on Indigenous Peoples
(FPIC) (NCIP)
PERSON
AGENCY FEES TO BE PROCESSING
CLIENT STEPS RESPONSI
ACTION PAID TIME
BLE
5. Secure/ Inspection Fee:
accomplish P180.00
application form
A. Single
6. Submit for residential
review and structure
verification the attached or
duly detached
accomplished P100,000.00
form together and below =
with the required P288.00
documents 4. Over
7. Secure order of P100,000.00 to
payment (upon P200,000.00 =
completion of P576.00
requirements) 5. Over
P200,000.00
= P720.00
+1/10 of 1% in CGADH
excess of (Asst.
200,000.00 CPDC)
Receive duly
accomplished
B. Apartments/ 1 – 3 days Zoning
application Inspector
Townhouses (Including Field
form together
1. P500,000.00 Inspection/
with the Zoning
and below = Validation)
attached Officer
requirements P1,440.00
2. Over
P500,000.00 to Administrati
8. After payment of 2 million = ve Aide I
prescribed fees P2,160.00
at the CTO, 6. Over 2 million
claim the = P3,600.00
Locational +1/10 of cost in
Clearance excess of 2M
regardless of
the number of
doors
C. Dormitories
1. P2 Million and
below =
P3,600.00
2. Over P2 Million
= P3,600.00
+1/10 of 1%
cost in excess
of 2M
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regardless of
the number of
doors
D. Institutional
Project Cost
Below P2
Million
= P2,880.00
2. Over P2 Million
= P2,880.00
+1/10 of 1%
cost in
excess of 2M
E. Commercial,
Institutional
and Agro-
Industrial
Project Cost
Below
P100,000.00
= P1,440.00
5. Over
P100,000.00 to
P500,000.00 =
P2,160.00
6. Over
P500,000.00 to
P1 Million =
P2,880.00
7. Over P1 Million
to P2 Million
= P4,320.00
8. Over P2 Million
= P7,200.00
+1/10 of 1%
cost in excess
of 2M
F. Special
uses/Special
Projects
(Gasoline
Station, cell
sites,
slaughterhous
e, treatment
plant, etc.)
3. Below P2 Million
= P7,200.00
4. Over P2 Million
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= P7,200.00
+1/10 of 1%
cost in excess of
P2M
G. Alteration/
Expansion
Same as original
application
(affected areas/
cost only)
TOTAL 1-3 days
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6. Securing Preliminary Subdivision Development Permit (PSDP)
under BP 220 and PD 957
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elevations of sanitary and storm or
combined sewers; location of gas
lines, fire hydrants, electric and
telephone poles and street lights. If
water mains and sewers are not
within/adjacent to the subdivision,
indicate the direction and distance
to and size of nearest one,
showing invert elevations of
sewers, if applicable;
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PERSON
AGENCY FEES TO BE PROCESSING
CLIENT STEPS RESPONSI
ACTION PAID TIME
BLE
1. Secure/
accomplish
application form
2. Submit for Socialized
Housing CGADH
review and
Processing Fee = (Asst.
verification the
P90/hectare CPDC)
duly Receive duly 1 – 3 days
accomplished Inspection Fee =
accomplished (Including Field Zoning
form together P1,500/hectare
application Inspection/ Inspector
with the required form together Validation and
documents Economic
with the Sangguniang Zoning
Housing
3. Secure order of attached Panglungsod Officer
Processing Fee =
payment (upon requirements Hearings)
P216/hectare
completion of Inspection Fee = Administrati
requirements) P1,500/hectare ve Aide I
4. After payment of
prescribed fees
at the CTO,
claim the PSDP
TOTAL 1 – 3 days
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7. Securing Development Permit (DP) under BP 220 and PD 957
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control, designed grade, curve
elements and all information
needed for construction;
2) Typical roadway sections showing
relative dimensions of pavement,
sub-base and base preparation,
curbs, gutters, sidewalks,
shoulders, benching and others;
3) Details of roadway and
miscellaneous structure such as
curb and gutter (barrier,
mountable and drop), slope
protection wall and retaining wall.
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cost), amortization schedule, sources of
financing, cash flow, architectural
scheme, if any, and work program; (1
photocopy)
b. Audited financial statement for the
last 3 preceding years;
c. Income Tax Return for the last
three 3 preceding years;
d. Certificate of registration with
Securities and Exchange
Commission (SEC);
e. Articles of Incorporation or
Partnership;
f. Corporation by-laws and all
implementing amendments, and
g. For new corporations (3 years and
below) statement of capitalization
and sources of income and cash
flow to support work program.
Plans specifications, bill of materials
and cost estimates duly signed and
Appropriate licensed professionals
sealed by the appropriate licensed
professionals
Application for permit to drill from the
National Water Resources Board NWRB
(NWRB)
Traffic impact assessment for projects
Appropriate licensed professionals
30 hectares and above
List of names of duly licensed
professionals who signed the plans and
other similar documents in connection
with application filed indicating the
following information:
a. Surname;
b. First name;
c. Middle name;
d. Maiden name, in case of married Applicant
women professional;
e. Professional license number, date
of issue and expiration of its
validity;
f. Professional tax receipt and date
of issue;
g. Taxpayer’s identification number
(TIN)
With Housing Component
Three (3) sets of the following duly
signed and sealed by Architect/
Engineer Housing plans including Architect
architectural drawing, sanitary, Civil Engineer
electrical, structural plans,
specifications and cost estimates
Sworn statement as to soundness of
Applicant
designs and specifications
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Other/Additional Requirements
Certification from DASURECO that it can
supply the electric power requirements of DASURECO
the proposed subdivision
Certification from Digos City Water District
(DCWD) that it can supply the proposed DCWD
subdivision project with water
Representative
Special Power of Attorney
Client being represented
(1 photocopy)
PERSON
AGENCY FEES TO BE PROCESSING
CLIENT STEPS RESPONSI
ACTION PAID TIME
BLE
1. Secure/
accomplish
application form
2. Submit for Socialized
Housing CGADH
review and
Processing Fee = (Asst.
verification the
P600/hectare CPDC)
duly Receive duly 1 – 15 days
accomplished Inspection Fee =
accomplished (Including Field Zoning
form together P1,440/hectare
application Inspection/ Inspector
with the required form together Validation and
documents Economic
with the Sangguniang Zoning
Housing
3. Secure order of attached Panglungsod Officer
Processing Fee =
payment (upon requirements Hearings)
P1,500/hectare
completion of Inspection Fee = Administrati
requirements) P1,500/hectare ve Aide I
4. After payment of
prescribed fees
at the CTO,
claim the DP
TOTAL 1 – 15 days
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Feedback and Complaints Mechanism
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OFFICE OF THE CITY ACCOUNTANT
CITIZEN’S CHARTER
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I. Vision
II. Mission
2. To install and maintain an internal control system that will ensure the
operative, proficient and socially receptive internal control for the City and
all its 26 barangays;
3. To provide rational and accurate financial information on the City and all its
26 barangays to the City officials, other government agencies, the general
public, and all other stakeholders, that will aid in their decision-making;
4. To provide and assist the fast and prompt delivery of services to clients,
constituents and the general public; and
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LIST OF SERVICES
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1. Issuing Tax Certificates (Certificate of Final Tax Withheld at Source,
Creditable Withheld at Source and Compensation Payment/Tax
Withheld)
The Office of the City Accountant issues Tax Certificates (Certificate of Final Tax Withheld
at Source, Creditable Withheld at Source and Compensation Payment/Tax Withheld) to
suppliers and regular employees/job-orders to indicate the amount of tax withheld from
their transactions or income with the City Government of Digos.
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2. Securing Certification of Loan Repayments, Remittance of Premiums
and Net Take-Home Pay
The Office of the City Accountant secures certificate of loan repayments, certificate of
remittance of premiums and certificate of net take-home pay. These certifications are
required in securing loans from banks and other government/private institutions.
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Internal Office Services
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3. "Processing (Pre-Audit /Review /Approval) Of Disbursement Vouchers
/Liquidation Vouchers / Payrolls"
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vouchers / Payrolls
recorded as released
will be transmitted to
the City Treasurer's
Office.
TOTAL None
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5. Payroll Index Card Posting
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7. Certification on Appropriations, Funds and Obligation of Allotment
(CAFOA) / Fund Utilization Request and Status (FURS)
The Office of the City Accountant shall process the CAFOA/FURS with the City
Accountant as one of the signatories.
Verify if the City Budget Officer 10 minutes per Accountant III (Acting
None
has certified as to the transaction City Accountant)
existence of available
appropriation by signing the
appropriate box at the CAFOA.
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8. Accountants Advice of Local Check Disbursement
The Office of the City Accountant is responsible in drafting and signing the advice of
local checks and transmitting the same to appropriate banks.
TOTAL None
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10. Preparation of Timely and Relevant Financial Information
Preparation of Various Financial Documents: Journal Entry Voucher
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paid and encoded vouchers endorsed to the
Commission on Audit (COA)
AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS
ACTION BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
Journal Entry Vouchers will be None 13 days after the "Barangay Section (5):
prepared with no error. end of the month Admin Assistant II
Admin Aide IV
Admin Aide I (3)"
Journal Entry Vouchers for 45 days after the "Ledger Section (2):
accounts payable are prepared end of the year Admin Assistant II
and verified with no error. Admin Aide VI"
Journals are prepared and 18 days after the "Ledger Section (4):
accounts are posted to general end of the month Admin Officer V
and subsidiary ledgers with no Admin Assistant II (2)
error. Admin Aide VI"
Trial Balance are generated and 20 days after the "Ledger Section (4):
submitted with no error. end of the month Admin Officer V
Admin Assistant II (2)
Admin Aide VI"
93
12. Preparation of Timely and Relevant Financial Information
Liquidation Reports
Bank Reconciliation Statements
"Statement of Financial Performance / Statement of Financial Position / Statement of
Cash Flows"
Statement of Comparison for Budget versus Actual
94
Admin Aide VI"
"Barangay Section
(1):
Admin Aide VI"
Statement of Comparison None 45 days after "Ledger Section (2):
for Budget versus Actual will the end of the Admin Assistant II
be generated, prepared and year Admin Aide VI"
submitted with no error.
TOTAL None
95
13. Preparation of Timely and Relevant Financial Information
Notes to Financial Statements
Subsidiary Schedules
Remittance Lists
Annual Reports
96
14. Preparation of Timely and Relevant Financial Information
Annual Reports
Report of Registries and Summary
97
15. Maintenance of Cleanliness and Orderliness of the Working Area
The Office of the City Accountant shall be kept clean and in order at all times.
98
17. Segregation and Submission to COA of Paid Vouchers and Payrolls
The Office of the City Accountant is responsible in submitting the original copy of paid
vouchers and payrolls to COA.
99
19. Annual Budget Preparation
An Annual Budget shall be prepared and requested in order to achieve the office's
objectives and purpose.
100
Feedback and Complaints Mechanism
How feedbacks are Every Friday, the employee in-charge, opens the email to record
processed? and compile all submitted feedback.
How to file complaints? If you have complaint about this office's service delivery, please
submit your letter of complaint directly to the Office of the City
Accountant or email us at DigosOccact1081@gmail.com.
How complaints are The in-charge employee opens the complaints sent through email
processed? on a weekly basis and evaluates each complaint.
contact us at 09606053246
101
CITY GENERAL SERVICES OFFICE
CITIZEN’S CHARTER
102
I. Mandate : Formulate measures for the consideration of the Sanggunian
and provide technical and support to the City Mayor in carrying out
measures to ensure the delivery of basic services and provision of adequate
facilities which require general services expertise and technical support
services.
II. Vision/Mission: Develop plans and strategies and, upon approval thereof by the
mayor, implement the same particularly those which have to do with the
general services supportive of the welfare on the inhabitants of the city
which the city mayor is empowered to implement and which the
sangguniang panlungsod is empowered to provide under the Local
Government Code of 1991.
III. Service Pledge: Be in the frontline of the general services related activities as
to the procurement record, suppliers, government properties and other
related functions pertaining to government procurement process and
services.
103
LIST OF SERVICES
Securing Purchase Orders and abstract of Bids for goods and services 105
Securing Inventory and Recording of the City Gov't. Vehicles and Properties 106
104
1. SECURING PURCHASE ORDERS AND ABSTRACT OF BIDS FOR
GOODS AND SERVICES
105
3. SECURING INVENTORY AND RECORDING OF THE CITY
GOVERNMENT VEHICLES AND PROPERTIES
Inventory of government properties shall be properly recorded.
Office or Division: CITY GENERAL SERVICES OFFICE
Classification: Simple
Type of Transaction: G2G Government-Government
Who may avail: End user
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
1. Submit Request City General Services Office
AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS
ACTION BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Submit Request Accept and
verifies the
request.
Free 1 Hour CGSO clerk/ staff
2. Claim Record of
Requested
Inventory
TOTAL 1 Hour
106
5. SECURING COPY OF REPORT OF WASTE MATERIAL
Report of waste materials.
Classification: Simple
Type of Transaction: G2G Government-Government
107
Feedback and Complaints Mechanism
108
OFFICE OF THE CITY
ENGINEER
CITIZEN’S CHARTER
109
I. VISION:
A Socially and Economically Developed City of Digos with a calamity resilient
infrastructures that secure the lives and properties of Digoseños.
II. MISSION:
110
Securing Building Permit 112
Securing Certificate of Occupancy 113
Securing Fencing Permit 114
Securing Electrical Permit 115
Securing Temporary Electrical Permit 117
Securing Signage and Billboard posting Permit 118
Securing Excavation and Ground Permit 120
Securing Demolition Permit 121
Securing Annual Inspection Permit 122
111
1. Securing Building Permit
In compliance with Republic Act No. 7279 and R.A. 11201
Bill of Materials / Cost Estimates signed and To be complied by the Applicant from a hired
sealed (5 copies) Qualified and Appropriate Professionals.
Specifications signed and sealed (5 copies) To be complied by the Applicant from a hired
Qualified and Appropriate Professionals.
Structural Design and Analysis ( for two To be complied by the Applicant from a hired
or more storey ) signed and sealed ( 2 Qualified and Appropriate Professionals.
copies )
Boring and Soil test ( for three or To be complied by the Applicant from a hired
more storey ) signed and sealed ( Qualified and Appropriate Professionals.
2 copies )
Certified True Copy of Lot Title (from ROD) ( Registry Of Deeds Office
5 copies )
Certified True Copy of Tax Declaration ( 5 City Assessor's Office
copies )
Certified True Copy of Current Tax Receipt ( City Treasurer's Office
5 copies )
Locational Clearance ( 3 copies ) City Planning & Development Coordinator Office
(Zoning Officer)
Fire Safety Evaluation Clearance ( 2 copies ) Bureau of Fire Protection ( City Fire Marshall )
D.O.L.E. (Construction Safety Health Department of Labor and Employment Office
Program) ( 1 copy )
Folder with metal clip ( long ) ( 1 piece ) To be complied by the Applicant
CLIENTS STEPS AGENCY FEES TO BE PROCESSING PERSON
ACTION PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
112
2. Securing Certificate of Occupancy Permit
The Office of the City Engineer issues an Occupancy Permit before any building /
structure is used or occupied and for any alteration / revisions in the existing use
or occupancy.
113
3. Securing Fence Permit
The Office of the City Engineer issues a permit prior to the actual construction a
fence.
114
and secure Inspector
Order of Construction
Payment. and
depending on Maintenance
4. Pay prescribed City Treasurer's the queing Man
fees. Office
CTO
5. Present OR Record & Release 10 minutes
and claim the approved permit.
approved
permit
Total 5 days & 40 min.
Electrical Plans signed and sealed by a To be complied by the Applicant from a hired
Professional Elecrical Engineer ( 3 copies ) Qualified and Appropriate Professionals.
Locational Clearance ( 2 Copies ) City Planning & Development Coordinator Office
(Zoning Officer)
Folder with metal clip ( long ) ( 1 piece ) To be complied by the Applicant
CLIENTS STEPS AGENCY ACTION FEES TO BE PROCESSING PERSON
PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
115
requirements Acting Building
based on
2. Submit duly the Officer
Received, schedule of 3 days
accomplished Check and
forms together fees as Building Inspector
Evaluate provided in
with all the submitted
requirements. the National
plans and Private Secretary I
Building
documents. Electrical Officer
Code of the
Designate
3. Request for Prepares Order of Philippines
Assessment and 10 minutes
Payment Electrical Inspector
secure Order of
Payment. CTO
depending on
4. Pay prescribed City Treasurer's the queing
fees. Office
5. Present OR and Record & Release 10 minutes
claim the approved permit.
approved permit
Total 3 days & 25
min.
116
5. Securing Temporary Electrical Permit
The office of the City Engineer issues a Temporary Electrical Permit to applicant
who will be using electricity during construction.
117
6. Securing Signage and Billboard posting Permit
118
Order of
Payment.
depending
4. Pay prescribed City Treasurer's on the
fees. Office queuing
5. Present OR Record & Release 10 minutes
and claim the approved permit.
approved
permit
Total 1 day & 15
min.
119
7. Securing Excavation and Ground Permit.
The Office of the City Engineer issues an Excavation and Ground Preparation
permit while the requirements of the Building Permit are still being processed.
120
8. Securing Demolition Permit
depending on
4. Pay prescribed City Treasurer's the queuing
fees. Office
5. Present OR Record & Release 10 minutes
and claim the approved permit.
approved permit
Total 3 day & 25 min.
121
9. Securing Annual Inspection Certificate
The Office of the City Engineer conducts an inspection of Institutional & Commercial
Buildings to a certain structural soundness and safety. The said Inspection
generates a report required before renewing a business license.
122
FEEDBACK AND COMPLAINTS MECHANISM
PLEASE LET US KNOW HOW WE HAVE SERVED YOU BY DOING ANY OF THE
FOLLOWING
Submit your letter of Complaint directly to City Engineering Office and have it
receive by our staff.
Call or text directly to our City Engineering or Assistant City Engineer/Acting
Building Officer to the following contact numbers provided below
Also, you may send through email in our official City Engineering Office email
address provided below.
CONTACT INFORMATION
Email address:
ceo.digoscity@gmail.com
123
OFFICE OF THE CITY BUDGET
OFFICER
CITIZEN’S CHARTER
124
I. Vision
II. Mission
125
LIST OF SERVICES
126
1. PREPARATION OF ANNUAL BUDGET
The City Budget Office prepares the Annual Budget comprising all approved budget
proposals of all departments/ offices.
3. Issuance of Budget
Call approved by
the Local Chief Budget Officer III
Executive (LCE) June 16 City Budget
and Memorandum Officer
pertaining to Budget
Preparation.
4. Receiving of Budget On or before Admin Assistant
Proposals from July 15 II
127
different
offices/departments.
5. Review and
Analysis of the
submitted Budget
Proposals based on
the budgetary
ceiling set by the
LFC, receiving
updated personnel
schedule from the
Human Resource Local Finance
Management Office. Committee (LFC)
6. Preparation of
budget
recommendations
for each
department/office
based on their
submitted budget
proposals.
7. Receiving of the
proposed income
estimates for the
not later than
Budget Year City Treasurer
July 25
submitted by the
City Treasurer's
Office.
8. Preparation of draft Admin Assistant
Local Expenditure Budget Officer III
City Budget
Program (LEP).
Officer
9. Submission to the
LCE of the draft
Local Expenditure
LCE
Program (LEP) for
review and
approval. not later than
August 15
10. Preparation of the Admin Assistant
approved Local II Budget Officer
Expenditure III
Program (LEP) by City Budget
the LCE. Officer
128
12. Preparation of the
Annual Executive
Budget and Admin Assistant
transmittal to the II
On or before Budget Officer III
Sangguniang
October 10 City Budget
Panlungsod for
Officer
enactment into an SP Members
approved
Ordinance.
13. Approving and
signing of the
LCE
Annual Executive
Budget
14. Assist the City
Mayor in the
submission of the
Annual Executive
LCE
Budget to the SP Members
Sangguniang
not later than
Panlungsod for
October 16
Budget
Authorization.
15. Assist the
Sangguniang
Panlungsod in the
submission of the SP Secretariat
Approved Sangguniang
Ordinance to Panlalawigan
members
Sangguniang
Panlalawigan for
Budget Review.
TOTAL NONE
129
2. REPARATION OF THE SUPPLEMENTAL BUDGET AND
AUGMENTATION
The City Budget Office shall prepare supplemental budget. Changes in the annual budget
may be done through supplemental budgets under the following circumstances:
a. When supported by funds actually available as certified by the local treasurer
b. If covered by new revenue source/s
c. In times of public calamity
d. Use of Appropriated Funds and Savings
2. Preparation of
None 1 Hour
Statement of
Funding Source Admin Assistant
(LBP Form No. 8) II
for Supplemental
Budgets for
signature of the city
130
accountant and City
Treasurer
3. Preparation of
Supplemental
Appropriation (LBP
Form No. 9) for Budget Officer III
Supplemental
Budgets for
signature of the City
Budget Officer and
City Mayor
4. Approval of
Augmentation City Budget
Requests by the Officer
City Budget Officer.
TOTAL 1 Hour
131
Preparation of 5. Preparation of
requirements and the Allotment
approved Release Orders
appropriation (AROs) whether
ordinance it is authorized
All City Budget Office
under the Annual 1-2 days
Staff
Budget or
Supplemental
Budget for PS,
MOOE, Capital
Outlay.
6. Checking of
AROs before the
approval of the Admin ASSISTANT II
1 day Budget Officer III
City Budget
Officer and the
LCE
TOTAL 8 Days
132
4. REVIEW AND ANALYSIS OF ANNUAL / SUPPLEMENTAL BARANGAY
BUDGETS OF THE 26 BARANGAYS
The City Budget Office shall review and analyze the Annual Budget and supplemental
budget of all 26 Barangays
133
FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTION
BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
Submit annual 1. Review and analysis
budgets per of barangay
barangay (26 annual/supplemental
Barangays) budgets
2. Signing of
transmittal letters of
reviewed barangay
budgets for
submission to the
Sangguniang
Panlungsod
3. Endorsement of
annual/
supplemental
barangay budgets
and transmittal
July 16 to July Admin Aide VI
letters to the None City Budget Officer
31
Sangguniang
Panlungsod
Secretariat for final
review and approval
of the Sangguniang
Panlungsod
4. Receiving of
approved barangay
budgets with
ordinance from
Sangguniang
Panlungsod
5. Informing barangays
for the release of
their respective
barangay budgets.
TOTAL
134
5. RECEIVING, RECORDING AND ASSIGNING CONTROL NUMBERS
Who may avail: All Departments/ offices/ programs included in the approved AIP
TOTAL 2 Days
135
6. PREPARATION OF BUDGETARY REPORTS
Who may avail: Commission on Audit (COA) and other oversight agencies
Preparation of the
following reports:
⮚ Month end
Statement of
Appropriations,
Allotments,
Obligations and
Reports are
Balances All City Budget Office
reviewed, Staff
SAAOB 1-2 days
None
⮚ 20% IRA
recorded, and
processed City Budget Officer
Utilization
Quarterly Report
⮚ LDRRMF Report
Statement of
Receipts and
Expenditures
(SRE)
TOTAL 2 Days
136
INTERNAL OFFICE SERVICES
CITIZEN’S CHARTER
137
LIST OF SERVICES
138
7. REVIEWING THE ANNUAL AND SUPPLEMENTAL BUDGETS OF THE
DIFFERENT BARANGAYS
The City Budget Officer will assist in the preparation of the barangay annual/
supplemental budgets by providing technical assistance and forms to be used.
Office or
OFFICE OF THE CITY BUDGET OFFICER
Division:
Who may
Barangay Officials
avail:
139
8. ACCOMODATING BUDGETARY APPROVAL OF OBR/CAFOA
The city budget officer certifies as to the existence of an available appropriation of all the
obligations of the City Government of Digos.
Who may avail: City Officials, City Employees, Government employees and Suppliers
OBR/CAFOA Client
AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS
ACTION BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
Reviewed,
recorded, and Adm. Asst. II
Submit OBR/CAFOA processed by Free 5 Minutes Adm. Aide VI
and attachments assigned city Adm. Aide IV
budget officer. Adm. Aide I
TOTAL 5 Minutes
Who may avail: City Government Offices and Other National Government Agencies
Augmentation Request
AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS
ACTION BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
140
10. RECEIVING, ROUTING, REPLYING AND FILING
OF CORRESPONDENCE AND OTHER
DOCUMENTS
The city budget officer looks into appropriate budget allocations and makes
recommendations to the LCE, or responds to the sender when necessary.
Who may avail: City Government Offices and Other National Government Agencies
Letter Client
FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTION
BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
TOTAL 10 Minutes
Who may avail: City Government Offices and Other National Government Agencies
141
AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS
ACTION BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Submit Job Order Received and
Contract reviewed
2. The budget officer
Free 10 Minutes City Budget Officer
certifies the
Done by a city Admin Aide IV
existence of
budget employee
available
appropriation
TOTAL 10 Minutes
142
Status of Appropriations, allotment, and Office of the City Budget Officer
obligations (SAAO)
AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS
ACTION BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
143
Feedback and Complaints Mechanism
144
OFFICE OF THE CITY HEALTH
OFFICER
CITIZEN’S CHARTER
145
I. Vision
Healthy and empowered people of Digos sustained by quality care for a
productive and meaningful life.
II. Mission
Providing Quality Health Care to improve the quality of life of the people of
Digos City.
146
LIST OF SERVICES
147
1. AVAILING OF GENERAL CONSULTATION
The Office of the City Health Officer extends general consultation services to any individual
(Referred and Walk-in patients) needing health care.
148
advice/ Performs City Health
recommendations; Physical Officer II
examination
Prescribes
medicines;
performs minor
surgical
procedures, if
necessary; gives
medical advice
4. Present Individual
Treatment Record
(ITR)/prescription at
the pharmacy counter Provides medicines, Pharmacy In-
*Claim medicines, medical supplies charge
*Sign consultation
record book;
20-25
TOTAL
Minutes
149
2. AVAILING OF DENTAL SERVICES
The City Health Office renders dental services to city residents purposively to prevent
and treat dental/oral problems. Services include; tooth extraction,oral prophylaxis and
tooth filling.
Dental Aide
3. Pay prescribed dental Give instructions on 15-20 Minutes
Php 50.00 Revenue Collector
service fee at the City payment per Patient
Treasure’s Office; (CTO-Issuance of
OR)
Collects and
validates Official
4. Present the official Receipt , record,
Dental Aide
receipt; and usher client
tothe Dental room
Perform tooth
5. Submit self for tooth extraction
Dentist
extraction; procedure
150
pharmacyand sign the Provides medicines
record book; and other supplies
as needed
(Pregnant Women)
Conducts pre-natal
Check-up, give the
1. Visit Barangay Health
HBMR to the
Station BHW, Midwife/
pregnant mother
Secure Home-Based Nurse assigned @
and instructs to see
Maternal Record the BHS
the Dentist for Oral
(HBMR);
prophylaxis,
Conducts evaluation
of the child’s Dental
Dentist,
2. Submit self for dental condition.
School Nurse
care needs; Perform tooth filling
/Clinic Teacher
if needed
151
3. AVAILING FAMILY PLANNING SERVICES
The Office of the City Health Officer provides permanent (Bilateral Tubal Ligation &
Vasectomy) and non-permanent (Oral pill, Intra Uterine Device-IUD, Condom, DMPA
Injection, Natural Methods-Standard Days Method, Rhythm/Calendar, Basal Body
Temperature), Sub-Dermal Implant family planning methods/services which can help
couples plan pregnancies that will be least risk to the health of the mother and the child.
152
2. Submit self for Vital Evaluates Vital
signs taking; Signs result
Do counselling to
make the client
understand/aware
of the effects of
the
desired/chosen
method;
Midwife/Nurse
Issue consent Trained on CBT
form 1&2
Arrange
2. Secure Consent schedule date
of
from spouse;
administration
of the
desired/chosen
method;
153
4. AVAILING OF MATERNAL HEALTH CARE SERVICES
The Office of the City Health Officer provides maternal care on safe motherhood. The
service is intended to address maternal mortality against preventable maternal
complication thru widened coverage of prenatal, natal and post-natal care.
Office or
OFFICE OF THE CITY HEALTH OFFICER
Division:
Classification: Simple
Type of
G2C – Government to Citizen
Transaction:
Who may avail: Pregnant Women, Lactating Mothers
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
1. Home Based Maternal Record Card (HBMR) @ the Barangay Health Station (BHS)
FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTION
BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Visit the
Barangay Attends the Client’s health
Health needs, prepare the Home-
Stationfor Based Maternal Record BHW on duty
regular pre- (HBMR); Midwife/Nurse
natal check- assigned @ the
up; BHS
2. Submit self Take Vital signs, do
for vital signs counselling;
monitoring;
Examines the client;
Issues referral for medical Midwife/Nurse
problems. assigned @ the
Give referral instructions BHS
3. Proceed to
the City
Health Office 30-40 Receiving
Receives referral slip, assess
and present minutes/patient Counter Staff,
the health care serviceneeds;
the referral Nurse
slip;
154
Examination;
* Claim the
Official
Receipt;
6. Present the
Official Medical
Receipt (OR) Perform Laboratory Technologist,
@ the procedures Laboratory Aide
Laboratory;
7. Claim and
submit the
laboratory
examination
result/s to the City Health
Evaluates Laboratory Results
City Health Officer I
give advices/
Officer for City Health
recommendations/prescription;
further Officer II
evaluation
and
management;
8. Claim
medicines at Provides medicines needed
the and give instructions of how Pharmacy In-
Pharmacy, if to take medications charge
needed;
155
5. AVAILING OF IMMUNIZATION SERVICES
The Office of the City Health Officer provides immunization services for infants with the
following antigens: Bacillus CalmetteGeuren (BCG), IPV-Inactivated Polio Virus Vaccine,
Pentavalent (Diphtheria, Pertussis, Tetanus-DPT, Hepa B, Hib), Anti-Measles
156
6. AVAILING OF NUTRITION SERVICES
The Office of the City Health Officer extends nutrition services to give nutritional supplement
to malnourished/low birth weight infants, anemic, pregnant and postpartum mothers.
Performs
Physical
examination
Evaluates 15-25
nutritional Free
minutes/patient
status of the
Barangay
Pregnant or
Nutrition Scholar
postpartum
(BNS)
mother, the
BHWs on duty
2. Submit for physical infants or the
Midwife/Nurse
assessment/examination; unborn child
assigned @ the
Do Counselling
Barangay Health
Give Station
supplemental
commodities
If referral is
needed;
Issue referral
slip, and give
instructions
157
3. Bring and present the
referral slip to the City Receives the Administrative
Health receiving Staff; referral slip Staff-Job Order
Refer to the
Program
Coordinator
Provides
Pharmacy In-
6. Claim supplemental supplemental
charge
commodities, Medicines; commodities
Nutrition Action
according to the
Program
child’s Nutritional
Coordinator
status
TOTAL 30 Minutes
158
7. AVAILINGOF PUBLIC AND PRIVATE MIX DOTS (DIRECTLY OBSERVE
TREATMENTSHORT COURSE CHEMOTHERAPY)
TB Services. The Office of the City Health Officer, in collaboration with the Private
Physicians extends this service to treat identified TB patients. It aims to increase case
detection rate and cure rate of TB symptomatic in the locality by providing free medical
examination and treatment.
159
Send samples
for Gene x-pert
@ the Davao
del Sur
Provincial
Hospital
laboratory
Evaluates client’s
status,
5. Wait for Physician’s Give advices/ CHO-I
advice/recommendation; recommendations CHO-II
for TB treatment
Schedule client
6. Proceed to the program
for treatment,
Coordinator for the
Give instructions TB DOTs Nurse
schedule of treatment;
on treatment Program
Conducts pre- Coordinator
7. Confirm visit, attend
treatment
orientation for treatment
Orientation
Pharmacy In-
Provision of free charge
8. Claim medicines ;
DOTS medicines Nurse Program
Coordinator
BHW treatment
partner;
Daily follow-up of
9. Start of daily treatment Midwife/Nurse
Treatment for 6
for 6 months; assigned in the
months
Barangay Health
Station
TOTAL 30 Minutes
160
8. AVAILING OF REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH WELLNESS AND CARE
SERVICES (SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED, INFECTION - HIV AND AIDS
PREVENTION AND CONTROL PROGRAM)
The Office of the City Health Officer extends STD prevention services by subjecting the
infected high-risk groups to gram staining examination. The office provides appropriate
treatment &counselling which will substantially reduce the incidence and prevalence as well
as lowering down the risk of transmitting or acquiring STI/HIV.
3. Samples of:
Clinic or hospital Laboratory of choice of the
a. Urine for Urinalysis
Client
b. Stool for Fecalysis
c. Sputum for sputum Examination
Local Civil Registry -LGU
4. Authenticated Birth Certificate
B) for Men & Women who are in contact with
the sexually infected
1. (Voluntary 16 y.o. and above) No
Requirements.
2. Below 16 years old bring guardian
C) HIV and AIDS
1. (Voluntary 16 y.o. and above) No
Requirements
2. Below 16 years old bring guardian
AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS
ACTION BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
A) For CESW
*Entry Client’s Midwife
1. Submit required
data on the Coordinator or
documents for
registry book Nurse HIV
registration,Assessment
*Interview/Asses Program
and Interview;
client’s condition; 30 mins. To Coordinator
2. Pay prescribed fees at 1hour/client HIV
the City Treasurer’s Program
Give instructions P300.00 -
Office for required Coordinator
on payment (CESW)
laboratory Revenue
examinations; Collector
161
(CTO) for
payment
162
Office for the required gram
testing; staining
other
PerformsGram
Test,
3. Submit self for the stain
services
procedure examination;
and
supplies
are free
Do
counselling
Medical
Performs HIV Technologist
antigen
4. Submit self for
Testing
voluntary counselling
and Testing
5. Wait for the result
Issue referral
to HACT if
found reactive
to HIV antigen
test
6. Claim medicines if Provision of HIV and AIDS
prescribed including medicines and Nurse Program
Condom and Lubricants commodities Coordinator
C) HIV and AIDS
Do counselling
Encourages self-
1. Submit self for
voluntary HIV
consultation;
and Syphilis
STI/HIV & AIDS
Testing
Program Nurse
Perform HIV
2. proceed for Testing and Coordinator and
antigen Testing
claim the result Medical
procedures
Technologist
Issue referral to
HACT if reactive 20-25 minutes
to HIV antigen
test
Provision of
3. Claim Medicines if medicines and
prescribed including other
condom and Lubricants supportive
commodities
Php
TOTAL 2 Hours
675.00
163
9. AVAILING OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH AND SANITATION SERVICES
(WATER SUPPLY SANITATION, FOOD SAFETY REGULATION AND SANITATION,
VECTOR CONTRROL AND SURVEILLANCE, RESPONSE TO ENVIRONMENTAL
NUISANCE COMPLAINTS
The Office of the City Health Officer extends services for the prevention and control of water
and food borne diseases(water supply sanitation, food safety regulation &sanitation), dengue
vector control, responding to complaints on environmental nuisance (solid, air, liquid waste
pollution)
164
*Furnish a copy
of inspection
Report to BLGU
for possible face
to face hearing
*Provision of
Inspection
report,Issue
Sanitary Order,
recommendations
4. Attend Barangay given in
hearing; accordance to PD
856 rules and
regulations
Impose term of
agreements on
both parties.
For
unresolved
case
*Per City Health
Officer’s City Health Officer
recommendation; City Mayor
City Legal Officer
Forward case to
the City Mayor or
to the City Legal
Office to act on
the case.
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10. SECURING SANITARY PERMIT TO OPERATE
For the Sanitation and safety purposes, the City Health Officer ensures that Sanitary
Permits are issued to all business establishments prior to operation and renewal of their
business license.
166
5.Official Receipt of Payment CTO Revenue collector
167
11. AVAILING OF LABORATORY SERVICES
The Office of the City Health Officer renders various diagnostic laboratory exanimations.
168
12. SECURING HEALTH CERTIFICATE
The Officer of the City Health Officer issues medical certificate.
169
13. SECURING MEDICAL CERTIFICATE (FOR SEXUAL CRIME VICTIM)
The Office of the City Health Officer renders medical examination to sexual crime victim/s.
The examination serves to acquire facts and draw conclusion which may be helpful in the
administration of justice for the alleged crime.
2. Police Clearance or Court Order City Police Office, City Trial Court
AGENCY FEES TO BE PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS
ACTION PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
Receives and
1. Present the validatespre-
Administrative
requirements for requisite
staff- Job Order
assessment. requirements,
Police blotter
2. Pay prescribed fee
at the City
Give instructions Revenue
Treasurer’s Office
on payment Collector(CTO)
Php 1 Hour or case
150.00 to case basis
3. Present Official Collects and
Receipt validate Administrative
authenticity of the staff- Job Order
Receipt
4. Submit self for City Health Officer
Perform
medical
Physical
examination and Medical
Examination
smearing. Technologist for
procedure
laboratory
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Fills up procedures if
medical report needed
form
Give medical
advice or
prescriptions if
needed
171
14. SECURING MEDICAL CERTIFICATE (FOR PHYSICALLY
ABUSED/INJURED PERSON)
The City Health Office renders medical examination to physically abused/injured person.
This examination determines the factor influencing the degree and extent of inflicted
injuries. It also serves to acquire facts and draw conclusion which may be helpful in the
administration of justice for the alleged crime.
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15. AVAILING OF POST-MORTEM EXAMINATION
The Office of the City Health Officer Conducts post-mortem examination of a dead body
to determine the cause of death, identify the degree and extent of injuries which are
intended to acquire facts and draw conclusion which may be helpful in the administration
of justice for the alleged crime.
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16. SECURING MEDICAL CERTIFICATE
(FOR GENDER DETERMINATION, EMPLOYMENT, STUDENT, SICK LEAVE,
REINSTATEMENT, BONDS)
The Office of the City Health Officer provides medical certificate to any individual needing
medical examination as required/ requested for any legal purpose
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17. SECURING COVID 19 RELATED DOCUMENTS FOR TRAVEL, RETURN-
TO-WORK PURPOSES, INSURANCE, AND OTHER RELATED CLAIMS
The Office of the City Health Officer provides medical certificate to any individual needing
medical examination as required/ requested for any legal purpose.
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Self-monitoring sheet from Barangay
Midwife/Nurse reflecting vital signs and
symptoms monitoring during the period
of quarantine; Disease Surveillance Officer/
Comprehensive assessment/interview City Health Officer
conducted by the Midwife/Nurse in the
absence of the first document, to be
validated and confirmed by the City
Health Officer;
FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTION
BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Relay request some
together with Receive and COVID-19 Midwife/Nurse @
requirements; validate pre- requisite related BHS
documents documents
Secure order of Gives order of payment are free of Administrative
payment (if or request form if charge per Staff-Job Order
needed); needed DOH DM
2. Pay prescribed Php 50.00 –
fee at the City Gives instruction on Medical Revenue
Treasurer’s Office; payment Certificate Collector (CTO)
fee
3. Present the Validate the Administrative
Php 10.00 –
Official authenticity of the Staff-Job Order
Student
Receipt; receipt
4. Submit self for Review pre-requisite
medical document/s brought
assessment or by the Client;
interviews; Conduct
comprehensive
interview if
necessary; Midwife
Relay validated Designated
document/s and DSO
assessment/interview 30 Minutes City Health
data to City Health Officer
Officer Administrative
Administrative staff Staff-Job Order
encodes data and
print document/s
using appropriate
templates;
City Health Officer
confirms data, signs
document/s;
4. Claim medical Records documents Administrative
Certificate; in in the registry Staff-Job Order
book
Releases signed
documents
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Feedback and Complaints Mechanism
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OFFICE OF THE CITY ASSESSOR
CITIZEN’S CHARTER
178
I. Vision
The office of the City Assessor is tasked to serve the real property
owners/possessors in DIgos City in a shorter period of time on their
transactions using programmed computers for easy retrieval of real property
records. Coordination with the City Treasurer’s office is always made being the
collecting office of the real property tax.
II. Mission
The office of the City Assessor being the frontline in the preparation of tax
declaration, preparation of schedule of fair Market Value and Tax mapping
works exerted to serve the real property owner/possessor with convenience
and in a shorter period of time in accomplishing their transactions.
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LIST OF SERVICES
180
1. Certified True Copy of Tax Declaration
181
2. Certificate of Aggregate Landholdings and Non-Property Holdings
182
3. a. Transfer of Titled Real Property (TCT)
Issuance of Tax declaration from one real property owner to another.
183
3. b. Transfer of Titled real property (OCT)
Issuance of Tax declaration from one real property owner to another.
184
4. Transfer of un-titled real property (unsurveyed)
185
5. Field Inspection for change of improvements on land
186
6. Transfer of un-titled rreal property (surveyed)
187
7. Transfer of tax declaration of properties outside titled lands and
disposable lands
188
Feedback and Complaints Mechanism
How feedbacks are An attending staff will review the feedback and record, if
processed? necessary, the office will take necessary action/s
How complaints are Complaint/s will be reviewed and necessary action/s will done
processed? accordingly
189
OFFICE OF THE CITY ENVIRONMENT
AND NATURAL RESOURCES
CITIZEN’S CHARTER
190
I. Vision
II. Mission
191
LIST OF SERVICES
Availing of Special Trip for Solid Waste Collection and Disposal 193
Application for City Environment Certificate 194
192
1. Availing of Special Trip for Solid Waste Collection and Disposal
The Office of the City Environment and Natural Resources Officer (CENRO)
accommodates request for special trips in collecting large volume of garbage which cannot
be accommodated during the regular garbage collection schedule.
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For Government
Vehicle:
Wait for the
garbage
dump truck
to collect the
garbage in
your area
TOTAL None 5 Minutes
Issues the City Environmental Certificate for business establishments and service
providers and advises the applicant to check on the data on the certificate. Explains to the
applicant the provisions included in the certificate.
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Check and
evaluate the
filled-up Solid
Waste
2. Fill-up Solid Waste
Management
Management Plan
and Plans,
form
Programs and
Practices
(SWMPPP)
Form
3. Proceeds to Business Release
One Stop Shop (every CENRO
month of January for SWMPPP
2 weeks only) Certificate
TOTAL Php 50.00 3 Minutes
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Feedback and Complaints Mechanism
How feedbacks are Feedbacks are reviewed and noted, if necessary, proper actions
processed? will be done accordingly
cenro.digoscity@gmail.com or
Contact Information
contact (082) 237-0353 / 09 425 522 101
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CITY INFORMATION OFFICE
CITIZEN’S CHARTER
197
I. Vision
II. Mission
198
LIST OF SERVICES
199
1. SECURING PUBLIC INFORMATION AND DATA
Press releases, data, facts and figures, city profile, and development programs and
projects.
200
2. AVAILING OF INFORMERCIAL PREPARATION SERVICES
Assistance for infomercial preparation on programs related to public services and
employees, etc.
201
3. 8888 COMPLAINTS ACTION CENTER
Receipt and Intervention of Complaints from 8888 concerns from the Office of the
President.
202
Feedback and Complaints Mechanism
How feedbacks are Feedback entailing answers are forwarded to the concerned
processed? offices and they are bound to answer within three (3) days from
the receipt of the feedback.
203
OFFICE OF THE CITY AGRICULTURIST
CITIZEN’S CHARTER
204
I. Vision
II. Mission
205
LIST OF SERVICES
Technical Assistance on Soil Sampling and Analysis using Soil Test Kit (STK) 213
Technical Assistance on Agricultural/Fishery and Life Insurance Application 214
Learning Site for Agriculture (LSA) and Good Agricultural Practices (GAP)
and Organic Farming Certified Farms Technical Assistance 224
206
1. Registry System for Basic Sectors in Agriculture (RSBSA)
Registration/ Enrollment
207
2. Farmers/Fisherfolks Certification
Issuance of Certification for the purpose of availing Loan, application for crop/fishery
Insurance, selling farm produce, transportation, and transacting any agricultural related
activities.
208
3. Issuance of Certification (Housing Clearance, Quarry Permit
Requirement, and etc.)
209
4. Farmers Field School (FFS) on Integrated Pest Management (IPM) of
Rice, Corn & Cassava, Vegetables/Spices & Fruit trees, and Organic
Agriculture
Season-long discovery based, hands-on, 16 weeks (once a week) field technology training
on Rice, Corn & Cassava, Vegetables/ Spices & Fruits, and Organic Agriculture
Production. Conducted/requested by Group, farmers/fisherfolks, Farmers
Association/Cooperatives (FCAs).
2. Submit written
request and Validate Agricultural
requirements Technologist
None 30 Minutes Assigned in each
3. Coordinate with Barangay; City
Agricultural Agriculturist
Technologist (AT) for
Finalize
additional information
Schedule
regarding the
schedule of the
activity
TOTAL None 30 Minutes
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5. Package of Technology (POT) Training on Rice, Corn & Cassava,
Vegetables/ Spices & Fruit trees, Inland Fishery, and Organic
Agriculture
1 - 3 days lecture and hands-on technology training on Rice, Corn & Cassava,
Vegetables/Spices & Fruits, and Organic Agriculture Production.
2. Submit written
request and Validate Agricultural
requirements Technologist
None 30 Minutes Assigned in each
3. Coordinate with Barangay; City
Agricultural Agriculturist
Technologist (AT) for
Finalize
additional information
Schedule
regarding the
schedule of the
activity
TOTAL None 30 Minutes
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6. Geotagging/ Georeferencing
212
7. Technical Assistance on Soil Sampling and Analysis using Soil Test
Kit (STK)
Services on Soil Sampling and Analysis for Farmers to determine the soil type and farm
inputs required before planting any crop; Determination of Macronutrient (NPK) content
of soil.
213
8. Technical Assistance on Agricultural/Fishery and Life Insurance
Application
214
9. Technical Assistance on Agricultural/Fishery Loan Application
215
10. Technical Assistance on Crop/Fishery Production and Budget
Preparation
Coaching and preparation of farm plan & budget/ business proposal (for personal
consumption/loan requirements)
216
11. Distribution of Seeds/Seedlings (Rice, Corn, Cassava, Vegetables,
Spices, and Fruit-bearing trees)
Provides free seeds or seedlings to qualified farmers/fisherfolks of the City of Digos who
are interested and willing to cultivate agricultural crops.
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12. Distribution of Farm Inputs (synthetic fertilizers and pesticides;
organic fertilizers), farm tools/equipment, and fishing gears
Provide free farm Inputs (fertilizers and pesticides), farm tools/equipment, and fishing
gears to schools, BLGUs, farmers/fisherfolks, Farmers Association/Cooperatives (FCAs)
218
13. Tilapia Fingerlings Distribution
Provides free tilapia Fingerlings to qualified farmers/fisherfolks of the City of Digos who
are interested and willing to culture tilapia
219
14. Fishcage Permit to Operate
Issue Permit to Operate to Fishcage Operators operating within Brgy. Cogon and Brgy.
Sinawilan.
220
15. Fishing Vessel Registration (3 Gross Tons and Below)
221
16. Mangrove Seedling Distribution
222
17. ice Crop Manager Advisory Services (RCMAS)
RCMAS combines the following services: farmer and farm lot registration, geo-
referencing of farm lots, generation of farmer ID cards, sending of auto-generated text
messages to farmers’ mobile phone numbers, and farm monitoring to complement RCM
and further increase benefits to farmers.
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18. Learning Site for Agriculture (LSA) and Good Agricultural Practices
(GAP) and Organic Farming Certified Farms Technical Assistance
Provide technical assistance to Learning Site for Agriculture (LSA) and Good Agricultural
Practices (GAP) and Organic Farming Certified Farms in accordance with Department of
Agriculture - Agricultural Training Institute (DA-ATI)
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19. Registration of Ownership of Agricultural and Fisheries Machinery
and Equipment System (RAFMES)
Enrollment to the Registry System for Agricultural and Fishery Machinery and Equipment
System in Support to the Department of Agriculture National Program and Issuance of
Certificate of Ownership for the purpose of availing government loans, insurances,
incentives and assistance in case of loss.
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20. Technical Assistance on Agricultural and Fishery Machinery,
Equipment or Infrastructure Project Proposal/Application
Assistance for the Preparation of documents needed for the Project Proposal/Application
for government and non-government fundings.
"Engineer 1,
Agricultural
Received/Filing/ Technologist
Submit all the requirements None 3 days
Endorsement Assigned in each
Barangay; City
Agriculturist"
226
21. Site Validation of Agricultural-related Structures (FMR, Post-harvest
facility, MPDP)
Technical Assistance for the site validation of agriculture-related structures.
227
Feedback and Complaints Mechanism
How complaints are Discussed the feedback/ complaints being raised by the
processed? Evaluation and Grievance Committee.
digoscityagricultureoffice@gmail.com,
Contact Information cityagriculture.digos@yahoo.com,
(082)-333-9652
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OFFICE OF THE LOCAL ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT AND INVESTMENT PROMOTION
OFFICE
CITIZEN’S CHARTER
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I. Mandate
1. Investment Code Implementation
2. Meetings with other agencies
3. Data gathering
4. Conducting activities on investment promotion
5. Reporting
II. Vision
Develop plans and strategies particularly those which have to do with the
promotion of the City of Digos to both local and foreign investors.
III. Mission
1. To create environment conducive to business and investments by
encouraging the establishment of new investments into city in areas of
agricultural and agri-business, tourism infrastructure facilities and
utilities, property and real estate development, forestry and mineral
resources, manufacturing, processing and service.
2. To have excellent services to potential and existing investors of Digos
City and foster an encouraging environment that will assure that
investing in the city is not just expeditious but also enriching experience.
230
LIST OF SERVICES
231
1. AVAILING OF INCENTIVES FOR NEW AND EXPANDING
ENTERPRISES
The Office of the City Investment Promotion Officer provides incentive package and
appropriate support measures to investors to encourage them to come and stay in the city.
232
AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS
ACTION BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
Receive and Filing fee:
LEDIPO
1. Secure and file record
ADMINISTRATIVE
application form; application Small
OFFICER IV
forms Scale
2. Submit Enterprise
Review the LEDIPO
complete -P5,000.00
submitted ADMINISTRATIVE
documentary
requirements OFFICER IV
requirements; Medium
20 days
3. Pay non- Scale
(exclusive of CTO Revenue
refundable filing Enterprise
Board’s action) Collector Clerk II
fee; and –
P7,500.00
Release Large
4. Claim approved
approved Scale Clientele
Certificate
certificate Enterprise
–
P10,000.00
TOTAL 20 Days
233
2. CONSULTATION
Business Consultation
234
3. ADVERTISEMENT
235
4. BUSINESS MATCHING
236
5. Investment Forum
237
6. Business Related Seminars
238
Feedback and Complaints Mechanism
239
OFFICE OF THE CITY TOURISM
OFFICER
CITIZEN’S CHARTER
240
I. Mandate
Pursuant to RA 9593 (Tourism Act of 2009) Sec. 37 with reference to RA 7160
or the Local Government Code of 1991, encourages LGUs, in consultation with
stakeholders, to utilize their powers to ensure the preparation and
implementation of a tourism development plan, the enforcement of standards
and the collection of statistical data for tourism purposes. They shall, insofar as
practicable, prepare local tourism development plans that integrate zoning,
land use, infrastructure development, the national system of standards for
tourism enterprises, heritage and environmental protection imperatives in a
manner that encourages sustainable tourism development.
II. Vision
A sustainable, inclusive and participative tourism program that promotes
growth and development of both people and the Local Government Unit of
Digos City.
III. Mission
1. To create a tourism development plan akin to the national tourism
initiative in accordance to RA 9593 or tourism Act of 2009 and other
relevant laws and statutes;
2. To harness tourism potentials as an engine of socio-economic growth
and cultural affirmation to generate investment, foreign exchange and
employment;
3. To continue to mold an enhanced sense of pride for all Digoseños;
4. To indirectly contribute on job creation, foreign exchange generation
and stimulation of small, medium, large investors both local and
foreign;
5. To promote Digos City as one of the primary tourist destinations in this
part of the country;
6. To preserve the cultural heritage and history of Digos City.
IV. Functions
1. City Tourism Officer
Sets overall direction, management and supervision of the Department
2. Administration
2.1. Facilitates all logistic support
2.2. Prepares and submit Obligation Request, Purchase Request
2.3. Follow-up Purchase Request and Purchase Order
2.4. Assists in the completion and submission of daily time records and
individual performance completion reports
2.5. Facilitates in the repairs and maintenance of office and IT equipment’s,
buildings, and vehicle
3. Operations
3.1. Prepares and submit Tourism Plans, Projects and Activities for
Integration in the Comprehensive Development Plan and Annual
Investment Plan of the Local Government Unit.
3.2. Prepares and Submit Annual Development Plan, Annual Supplies
Procurement Plan (ASPP) and Project Procurement and Management
Plan (PPMP) of the office.
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3.3. Conducts regular monitoring and evaluation of implemented projects
and activities
3.4. Prepares and submits periodic accomplishment reports
3.5. Prepares and conducts human resource development program and
activities for capacity and capability trainings and seminars
3.6. Updates Inventory of all Tourism related Establishments
3.7. Prepares and Issue Mt. Apo Trekking Permit, Trekking I.D and
Certificates
3.8. Submitted Monthly Trekking Report to MANP-PAMB
3.9. Prepares and submit Tourism Statistics monthly reports to Provincial
Tourism Office and DOT Region XI
3.10. Organized Special and Seasonal Events
3.11. Uploaded photos and information to City Tourism Facebook Page
4. Tourism Extension Workers
4.1. Assists Locally Stranded Individuals (LSIs) and Returning Overseas
Filipinos (ROFs) traveling back to Digos City
4.2. Address inquiries from LSIs, ROFs and their families
4.3. Assists in distributing trees to volunteers for the Greening Program
4.4. Receive and distributes trees to volunteers of the One Million Trees
Program
242
LIST OF SERVICES
243
1. ISSUANCE OF MOUNTAINEERING AND TREKKING PERMITS
The office of the City Tourism regulates trekking and mountaineering activities in Mt. Apo.
This is provided to protect the bountiful wildlife, flora and fauna of Mt. Apo as well as to
ensure the safety of trekkers and climbers. The Office requires attendance to an
orientation/briefing before issuance of permit to climb the Mt. Apo Natural Park via
Kapatagan Trail.
244
2. ISSUANCE OF MOUNTAINEERING AND TREKKING CERTIFICATES
The Office of the City Tourism issues a Certificate of Completion to all who finished the
climb.
245
Feedback and Complaints Mechanism
246
OFFICE OF THE CITY ECONOMIC
ENTERPRISES MANAGER
CITIZEN’S CHARTER
247
I. Vision
To Be Self-Sustaining and Self-Reliant
248
LIST OF SERVICES
249
1. Applying for Lease / Rental of Public Market Stall Space
Applying of stall spaces, leasing of stall spaces within the public markets of Digos City is
one of the many functions of the Office of the Economic Enterprises Manager (OCEEM).
Rental rates and other related fees of the stall spaces vary according to floor area and
location. These stalls are primarily intended for local businesses.
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6 Months Guarantee
Deposit (Depending
on the prescribed
rental rate of the
stall)
- Refundable
6. Present the secured
Certification of for the
Preparation
preparation and
of Lease 30 Minutes OCEEM
issuance of Market
Contract
Stall Lease Contract
Agreement.
Received
O.R. of S.F City Treasurer’s
7. Present Certification
from CTO, Office
of Non Delinquency
prepare
and Market Stall
cert. of Non
Lease Contract
Del. for prep P 50.00 15 Minutes
Agreement for the
of issuance
preparation and
of Bus.
issuance of Business
Permit &
Permit.
Lease
Contract
8. Present the Market
Stall Lease Contract
Received
Agreement and
the Market
Business Permit and
Lease City Economic
attend the scheduled 30 Minutes
Contract, Enterprise Manager
on market ordinances
checked
and policies. All
and signed
documents presented
will be signed.
Gives copy
9. Claim a copy of the
of approved City Economic
approved Market Stall
lease Enterprise Manager
Lease Contract 2 hours
contract to
Agreement and
market stall
Business Permit.
leasee
TOTAL
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2. Renewal of Market Stall Space Lease Contract
The Office of the City Economic Enterprises Manager renews market stall space lease
contract. It is a requirement of any person or partnership/corporation who occupies,
operates, conducts or maintains their business operation within the city public markets.
This a primary requirement to continue their business for the year and also a document
needed for the issuance of business permit and must be renewed annually, not later than
20th of January.
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Market Stall Lease del and lease
Contract Agreement for contract
the preparation and
issuance of Business
Permit.
6. Present the Market Received
Stall Lease Contract market stall
Agreement and space lease City Economic
Business Permit and contract Enterprise Manager
attend the scheduled Received
orientation seminar on
copy of lease
market ordinances and 15 Minutes
policies. All documents contract
presented will be completed
and conducts City Economic
signed after the
orientation of Enterprise Manager
orientation. No
representative is at least 2
allowed. hours
7. Claim a copy of the Received and
approved Market Stall checked City Economic
Lease Contract approved 30 Minutes Enterprise
Agreement and market lease Manager
Business Permit. contract
TOTAL
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3. Transferring the Right to Lease to a New Market Stall Leaseholder
The Office of the City Economic Enterprises Manager facilitates the transfer of stall
occupancy rights from the current stall leaseholder to his/her immediate/direct
beneficiaries, in case the former ceases to continue the business operation. This process
is deemed necessary to legitimize the occupancy by the new market stall leaseholder.
If in Favor of Spouse
1. City Economic Enterprise Manager
1. Fully accomplished and notarized
Application Form 2. Applicant
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7. Certificate of Non-Delinquency/Goods 7. City Economic Enterprise Manager
Available for Sale
AGENCY FEES TO BE PROCESSI PERSON
CLIENT STEPS
ACTION PAID NG TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Present all the Received City Economic
requirements and the /checked Enterprise
previous/current year’s current 20 Minutes Manager
Market Stall Space previous lease
Lease Contract. contract For Spouse
1. P 2,000.00 –
2. Pay the total Application Fee City Treasurer’s
fees/charges as stated Received by (Non-refundable) Office
above at window 1 and the collector at 2. P 50.00 – 30 Minutes
claim the Official Receipt CTO Certification as to
(OR). Non-
3. Claim, accomplish Delinquency/Goods
Filled up app. Available for Sale
and notarize the
Form received
Application Form and
and issued 3. P 75.00 – Lease City Treasurer’s
secure Certification of
cert of non del Contract Plate 1 day Office – Licensing
Non-Delinquency/Goods
and lease Sticker if none Division
Available for Sale as
contract plate
well as the Lease
sticker
Contract Plate Sticker.
4. Present the secured
Certification of Non- "For Direct Heirs
(children) For
Delinquency/Goods Prepared and
Central Public City Economic
Available for Sale for the issued market Market 30 Minutes Enterprise
preparation and stall lease 1. P 2,000.00 – Manager
issuance of Market Stall contract Application Fee
Lease Contract (Non-refundable)
Agreement.
5. Present Certification 2. P 50.00 –
Cert Certification as to
of Non-
presented Non-
Delinquency/Goods
market lease Delinquency/Goods
Available for Sale and City Economic
contract Available for Sale
Market Stall Lease 15 Minutes Enterprise
prepared in
Contract Agreement for Manager
preparation for 3. P 75.00 – Lease
the preparation and Contract Plate
issuance of
issuance of Business Sticker if none"
Bus. Permit
Permit.
6. Present the Market
" For New Market
Stall Lease Contract
Lease contract 1. P 2,000.00 –
Agreement and
and Bus. Application Fee
Business Permit and
Permit (Non-refundable)
attend the scheduled
presented City Treasurer’s
orientation on market
conducts 2. P 50.00 – 3 days Office – Licensing
ordinances and policies.
orientation on Certification as to Division
All documents presented
market Goods Available
will be signed after the
ordinances & for Sale
seminar. No
policies
representative is
3. P 75.00 – Lease
allowed.
Contract Plate
7. Claim a copy of the
Sticker if none
approved Market Stall Received copy City Economic
Lease Contract of approved 30 Minutes Enterprise
4. P 50,000.00 –
Agreement and market stall Manager
Award fee
Business Permit. lease contract
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5. P 30,000.00 –
Occupancy Fee "
TOTAL
The Office of the City Economic Enterprises Manager (OCEEM) conduct repairs and
maintenance for all leased market stall spaces. This service caters to all stall leaseholders
who have no delinquent rental account and provided that the stall leaseholders will
shoulder the amount of construction materials as stipulated in the Market Stall Lease
Contract Agreement. This encompasses all the civil works necessary to maintain the
building, particularly the stall in its best condition.
Office or Division: Office Of The City Economic Enterprises Manager
Classification: Simple
Type of Transaction: Government to Citizen
Who may avail: Bonafide Residents of Digos City
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
Written request from the market stall
leaseholder and duly certified by
Client
OCEEM cashier as to non-delinquent
rental accounts.
AGENCY FEES TO BE PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS
ACTION PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Present the written
Received
request to the office for written
certification as to non- The market stall 15 Minutes
request for
delinquent rental leaseholder will
approval City Economic
account. shoulder/purchase
Enterprise
2. Claim the certified all the materials
written request and Prepared needed for the Manager
present this to the Cert of Non repair. 15 Minutes
maintenance inspector Del
for stall inspection.
TOTAL 30 Minutes
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5. Securing Certification for Electrical Connection
The Office of the City Economic Enterprises Manager issues certification to market stall
leaseholder who desires to have an electrical connection. This certification is required by
the local electric company before any electrical connection is provided to stalls within the
public markets or terminals. Expenses relative to this electrical connection are shouldered
by the requesting market stall leaseholder.
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6. Availing f Memorial Services
The Office of the City Economic Enterprises Manager (OCEEM) manages the public
cemetery of the city. It offers private lots, cadaver burial niches and ground burial,
prioritizing Digos City residents.
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P 20,200.00 –
For Non-Digos
City residents
B. Ground
Burial
P 1,000.00 -
For Digos
6. Present the Cadaver Duly signed
City residents
Niche/Ground Burial cadaver niche /
Office of the City
Contract to the OCEEM Ground Burial
P 800.00 – for Treasurer’s Staff
staff at the cemetery for contract given
Senior Citizen
interment scheduling to cemetery
Digos City
and assigning of staff for
resident only
cadaver niche or ground number
burial number/location. allocation
P 2,000.00 -
For Non-Digos
City residents
" City Economic
Enterprise Manager
15 minutes
- Cemetery
Incharge
TOTAL 40 Minutes
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7. Availing of Bone Niche
Upon the expiration of the Cadaver Niche/Ground Burial Contract (after five (5) years),
cadaver remains are exhumed. Families and relatives of the exhumed cadaver remains
have the option to rebury the remains at the Digos City Bone Niche. The Office of the City
Economic Enterprises Manager (OCEEM) provides this service.
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Feedback and Complaints Mechanism
261
CITY VETERINARY OFFICE
CITIZEN’S CHARTER
262
VISION:
To achieve a rabies free society and sustain quality service for animal health care and
protection.
MISSION:
Protection of animal welfare, prevention and control of rabies virus and diseases
outbreak thru vaccination, deworming, treatment and to improve the quality breed of
stocks in Digos City.
263
LIST OF SERVICES
ANIMAL HEALTH SERVICES: 265-266
Treatment and medication
Vitamins and mineral
supplementation
Deworming
Vaccination Surgical operation
Intravenous insertion Necropsy
264
1. ANIMAL HEALTH SERVICES
OFFICE/DIVISION: CITY VETERINARY OFFICE
CLASSIFICATION: Complex
TYPE OF TRANSACTION: G2C – Government to Client
Who may avail: Livestock raiser and pet owners
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
Verbal or written request Written request from the barangay
CLIENTS STEPS AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
ACTION BE PAID TIME RESPOSIBLE
Treatment & Medication, Veterinarian/ Dog – 30 mins. Neil Ritchie s
Vitamins and mineral Technician 20.00/hd Lavega, DVM
supplementation, conduct
Deworming,Vaccination diagnosis Cat – Janet N.
20.00/hd Mamburao
Bring pet animal to the Rendior S.
City Vet. Clinic for the Cattle – Soriano
desired services 20.00/hd Wendell L.
Seek assistance for Gomez
desired services of farm Carabao – Constantino
animals 20.00/hd M. Dagit
Pay prescribed fees Venus Juvy S.
Present official receipt Goat – Ehong
20.00/hd
Sheep –
20.00/hd
Poultry –
20.00/hd
Barangay Massive Free 1-3 days
vaccination & deworming
Giovanni Fitz
1.Submit request Lantape
2. Present endorsement
duly approved by the
City Mayor
Surgical operation Dog –
(Minor & Major) Veterinarian/Te 50.00/hd
Bring pet animal to the City chnician 1hr Neil Ritchie s
Vet. Clinic for the desired conduct Cat – Lavega, DVM
services diagnosis 50.00/hd
Seek assistance for desired Cattle – Janet N.
services of farm animals 50.00/hd Mamburao
Pay prescribed fees Carabao – Rendior S.
Present official receipt 50.00/hd Soriano
Goat –
50.00/hd
Sheep –
50.00/hd
Poultry –
50.00/hd
Intravenous insertion
Bring pet animal to the Neil Ritchie s
City Vet. Clinic for the Veterinarian/Te Dog – 30 mins Lavega, DVM
desired services chnician 120.00/hd
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Seek assistance for conduct Janet N.
desired services of farm diagnosis Cat – Mamburao
animals 120.00/hd Rendior S.
Pay prescribed fees Soriano
Present official receipt
Cat –
50.00/hd
Cattle –
25.00/hd
Carabao –
25.00/hd
Goat –
25.00/hd
Sheep –
25.00/hd
Poultry –
25.00/hd
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2. ANIMAL PRODUCTION SERVICES:
OFFICE/DIVISION: CITY VETERINARY OFFICE/ARTIFICIAL
BREEDING CENTER
CLASSIFICATION: Complex
TYPE OF TRANSACTION: VETERINARY SERVICES
Who may avail: Livestock raiser
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
Verbal or written request Client
CLIENTS STEPS AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
ACTION BE PAID TIME RESPOSIBLE
Artificial Insemination Served Large cattle 45 mins Wendell L.
(swine & large cattle) effectively – 20.00/hd Gomez
Verbal request and Constantino M.
Pay required fee efficiently Swine – Dagit
Present official receipt 200.00/hd Venus Juvy S.
Set schedule for AI Ehong
Pregnancy diagnosis Served Large cattle 30 mins Wendell L.
Verbal request effectively – 20.00/hd Gomez
Pay required fee and Constantino M.
Present official receipt efficiently Dagit
Venus Juvy S.
Ehong
Teeth clipping,tail Served Piglet – 5 mins /piglets Wendell L.
docking and effectively 20.00/hd Gomez
castration and Constantino M.
1.Verbal request efficiently Dagit
Pay required fee Venus Juvy S.
Present official receipt Ehong
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3. REGULATORY SERVICES
OFFICE/DIVISION: CITY VETERINARY OFFICE
CLASSIFICATION: Simple
TYPE OF TRANSACTION: VETERINARY SERVICES
Who may avail: Pet owners, stall and meat shop operators, trainees
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
Verbal or written request Client
CLIENTS STEPS AGENCY FEES TO BE PROCESSING PERSON
ACTION PAID TIME RESPOSIBLE
Dog retrieval & dog Served Retrieval : 10 mins Wendell L. Gomez
adoption appropriately Dog – Constantino M. Dagit
1. Verbal request 250.00/hd Venus Juvy S. Ehong
2. Pay required fees
3. Present official Adoption:
receipt Dog –
250.00.hd
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FEEDBACK AND COMPLAINTS MICHANISM
269
CITY SLAUGHTERHOUSE OPERATION
CITIZEN’S CHARTER
270
I. Vision
To provide safe and quality meat fit for human consumption.
II. Mission
271
LIST OF SERVICES:
HOGS
CATTLE
CARABAO
GOAT
272
1. BASIC SLAUGHTERING SERVICES: HOGS, CATTLE, CARABAO,
GOAT
Butchering of all food animals such as Hogs, Cattle, Carabao and Goat.
Office or
CITY SLAUGHTERHOUSE OPERATION
Division:
Classification: Complex
Type of
G2B – Government to Business Entity
Transaction:
Who may Meat Stall Owners of: Digos City Davao City Meat Shop Owners of Digos City,
avail: Walk in Clients
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
Pertinent documents: • Veterinary Health Cert. should be issued by a
Hogs: Veterinary Health Certificate government veterinarian.
Note: ASF Free Certification in cases • ASF Free Cert. should be issued by the Bureau of Animal
to ASF infected areas. Industry.
Cattle / Cara: Veterinary Health • Shipping Permit should be issued by the Bureau of
Certificate Credentials Shipping Animal Industry.
Permit
CLIENT PROCESSING PERSON
AGENCY ACTION FEES TO BE PAID
STEPS TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Pertinent docs • Hogs /large CSU
1. Client must
must be animals (receiving of
present
scrutinized and - 4 to 6 hours animals)
pertinent
verified properly • HOGS resting
documents
by MI on duty for Sla Fee P period before Meat Inspector
such as:
the legality/ 220.00 slaughtering (Ante Mortem
Veterinary
validity of the Ante Mortem 10.00 (observation Insp)
Health
credentials. Post Mortem 30.00 period if the
Certificate,
2. MI on duty will VHC animal manifest
Brgy.
conduct Ante- 20.00 abnormalities) Collector
Certification,
Mortem Total P 280.00
Credentials &
Inspection to -if animals is CSU
Shipping
ensure that found healthy
Permit;
animal is fit for • GOAT maximum of 2
2. Ante-Mortem
slaughtering. Sla Fee P 165.00 hours only. Meat Inspector
Inspection;
3. Issuance of OR Ante Mortem 10.00
3. Pay
upon Payment. Post Mortem 10.00
prescribed fees
4. OR No. must be VHC Meat Inspector
4. Present
registered in the 20.00
Official
CSU logbook. Total P 205.00 Meat Inspector
Receipt;
5. Humane
5. Submit
handling of •CATTLE/CARABAO Butcher/Checker
animals for
slaughtering food Sla Fee P 430.00
proper
animals must be Ante Mortem 10.00
slaughtering
followed. Post Mortem 50.00
procedure;
6. MI on duty will Dehairing
6. Post-Mortem
conduct post- 50.00
Inspection of
mortem VHC
carcass;
inspection to 20.00
7. Labelling/
ensure that meat Total P 560.00
branding
produced are fit
as PASSED for
for human
dispatch. consumption.
TOTAL 2 hours
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2. CONDUCT MEAT INSPECTION: ANTE MORTEM INSPECTION, POST
MORTEM INSPECTION, POST ABATTOIR INSPECTION
Ante Mortem Inspection is conducted by Meat Inspector in order to ensure that food
animals are fit for slaughtering for human consumption.
Post Mortem Inspection is conducted to all carcasses and entrails to ensure safe and
quality meat fit for the consuming public.
Post Abattoir Inspection is conducted in all meat stalls, meat shops, wet markets and
supermarket to ensure that meat displayed doesn’t possess any contamination however
if contaminated carcass are found, they are disposed properly.
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Feedback and Complaints Mechanism
275
OFFICE OF THE CITY SOCIAL
WELFARE AND DEVELOPMENT
CITIZEN’S CHARTER
276
I. Vision
II. Mission
To care, protect and rehabilitate individuals and groups who are disadvantaged
and needing social welfare and development interventions in order for them to
become productive, self-reliant, participating and contributing member of the
society.
277
LIST OF SERVICES
278
1. CRISIS INTERVENTION
279
280. CARE & PROTECTION OF WOMEN & CHILDREN UNDER
DIFFICULT CIRCUMSTANCE (VAW-C)
Promotes care and protection of Women and children through the Implementation of RA
9344, RA 7611 and RA 9262
280
281. CARE & PROTECTION OF WOMEN & CHILDREN UNDER
DIFFICULT CIRCUMSTANCE (VAW-C)
This is required by the DOJ or Department of Justice for victims of rape and violent crimes
to avail of financial assistance. Application must be made not later than six (6) months
after the incident.
Referral to Human Rights Office
Referral to DSWD FO XI Davao City
281
4. REFERRAL TO LINK AGENCIES
This is to link clients to resources by referring to the appropriate agency. Assist clients to
obtain help from link agencies.
282
5. EARLY CHILDHOOD CARE & DEVELOPMENT SERVICE
To provide care and accessible services such as early education, health and sanitation,
nutrition, child protection and social services of children in the first crucial stage of
development.
6. SUPPLEMENTARY FEEDING
The provision of food, in addition to the regular meals, to currently enrolled Children in
ECCD Centers.
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7. SENIOR CITIZEN'S ID CARD
Issuance of Senior Citizen's ID Card to residents of Digos City who are 60 years old and
above. The identification can be used by the senior citizens in the availing 20% discount
for purchase of medicines, hospitalization, and basic necessities etc., as provided for by
RA 7432 as amended by RA 9994, expanded Senior Citizen’s Act of 2010.
284
8. PERSON WITH DISABILITY OR PWD I.D CARD
Issuance of I.D card to Person with disability who are qualified under RA 10754 or PWD
1 to 59 years old.
285
10. PERMIT TO TRAVEL
Issues permit to travel of minor children who will travel within the country. Permit
must be
obtained before any unescorted minor can travel.
Classification: Simple
286
11. LIVELIHOOD ASSISTANCE (FINANCIAL OR SKILLS TRAINING)
287
12. DISASTER RELIEF ASSISTANCE
In times of emergencies and calamities, The City Government of Digos in cooperation with
the CSWDO will extend immediate assistance in cash or in kinds to victims of
circumstances like flood, fire, typhoon, etc.
288
Feedback and Complaints Mechanism
289
CITY COOPERATIVES DEVELOPMENT
OFFICE
CITIZEN’S CHARTER
290
I. Mandate:
To promote the viability and growth of cooperatives as instruments of social
justice, equity and economic development.
II. Vision:
An efficient and effective Department Office in the Local Government Unit of
Digos City working towards the development of viable, sustainable, socially and
economically responsive cooperative sector.
III. Mission:
To ensure safe and sound operations of cooperatives.
Commitment
High dedication and proactive involvement in the realization of the
Department’s mandate.
Integrity
Maintain personal conduct reproach
Teamwork
Working collectively and harmoniously to achieve synergy in an environment
conducive to the achievement of organizational goals
V. Objectives:
1. To strengthen and enhance the delivery mechanisms of the City
Cooperative Development Office
2. To improve Institutional Development, Governance and Management of
cooperatives.
3. To promote and institutionalize Human Resource/Capital Development
among cooperatives.
4. To provide an enabling environment for the strengthening development of
cooperatives
5. To provide regular budgetary appropriation to the cooperative sector
relative to technical and financial support.
6. To increase financial access, marketing tie-ups and strategic alliance and
partnership of cooperatives.
VI. Functions:
1. City Cooperatives Officer
Sets overall direction, management and supervision of the Department
2. Administration
a. Facilitates all logistic support
b. Prepares and submit Obligation Request, Purchase Request
c. Follow-up Purchase Request and Purchase Order
d. Assists in the completion and submission of daily time records and
individual performance completion reports
291
e. Facilitates in the repairs and maintenance of office and IT equipment,
buildings, and vehicle
3. Operations
Operations is divided into two functional sections:
1. Cooperative Research, Institutional and Training Section (CRITS)
a. Undertakes research studies relative to cooperative development
extension approaches, competitive marketing opportunities and
effective and efficient coordination, collaboration and consultative
mechanism.
b. Facilitates cooperative group formation, registration and
organizational management interventions.
c. Prepares and conducts human resource development program
and activities for capacity and capability trainings and seminars
2. Plans/Programs and Project Development Section
a. Prepares and submit Local Cooperatives Development Plans,
Programs and Projects for Integration in the Comprehensive
Development Plan and Annual Investment Plan of the Local
Government Unit.
b. Prepares and Submit Annual Development Plan, Annual
Supplies Procurement Plan (ASPP) and Project Procurement
and Management Plan (PPMP) of the office.
c. Assists the cooperatives in the preparation of Project
proposals/designs for livelihood development projects
d. Conducts regular monitoring and evaluation of implemented
projects and activities
e. Prepares and maintains management information system (MIS)/
data banking
f. Prepares and submits periodic accomplishment reports
292
LIST OF SERVICES
Sectoral Groups
Availing of Assistance in the Preparation of Project Proposals and Designs 296
293
1. Availing of Assistance on Cooperatives Formation, Organization,
Registration and Management
Provision of hands-on Assistance for new prospective primary cooperatives and other
Sectoral Groups in terms of group formation, completion of documentary requirements for
registration and capacity/capability enhancement organizational strengthening
For Completion of
Documentary
CCDO CCDO Staff –
2. CCDO informs Requirements Two
provides list Cooperative
clientele of initial None (2) weeks
of initial Development
requirements
Requirements Specialist
For
Trainings/Seminars-
as scheduled
TOTAL None
294
2. Availing of Technical and Livelihood Assistance for Cooperatives and
Sectoral Groups
295
3. Availing of Assistance in the Preparation of Project Proposals and
Designs
296
Feedback and Complaints Mechanism
digoscitycoopdevelopmentoffice@gmail.com or
Contact Information tabasa_f@yahoo.com or Call through CP Mobile No. 0939-513-
0385/ 0999-535-5085
297
CITY LEGAL OFFICE
CITIZEN’S CHARTER
298
I. Mandate: The City Legal Officer is the Chief Legal Counsel of the Digos City
Government. As such, it is tasked to represent the local government unit and
to advise the City and other City Officials in any litigation or matter under
Section 481 of the Local Government Code of 1991.
II. Vision: The City Legal Department’s vision is to be the standard of quality
legal service, pursuer of justice and champion of the rule of law.
V. Services Offered:
The City Legal Department offers the following services, to wit:
299
LIST OF SERVICES
300
I. FILING OF ADMINISTRATIVE COMPLIANTS
For the filing of administrative complaints against Digos City Government Officials and
employees.
301
II. FREE LEGAL ADVICE
The City Legal Department gives Free legal advice to Digos City constituents. The
client will register at the receiving clerk, and will then be interviewed by an assigned
legal researcher. After the interview, the client will be endorsed by the Legal researcher to
the Legal Officer for legal advice.
302
III. RENDER LEGAL OPINION
For requests seeking legal opinion, the concerned party must submit a written request
with supporting documents and endorsement from the Office of the City Mayor.
303
Feedback and Complaints Mechanism
304
PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT SERVICE OFFICE
CITIZEN’S CHARTER
305
I. Mandate
To carry out full employment and equality of employment opportunities for all,
and for this purpose, to strengthen and expand the existing employment
facilitation service machinery of the government particularly at the local levels
there shall be established in all capital towns of provinces, key cities, and other
strategic areas a Public Employment Service Office, hereinafter referred to as
"PESO", which shall be community-based and maintained largely by Local
Government Units (LGUs), Non-Government Organizations (NGOs).
Community Based Organization (CBOs), Universities and Colleges, Technical
and Vocational Institutions, as well as those institutionalized by virtue of
legislative actions of local government units. The PESOs shall be linked to the
regional offices of the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) for
coordination and technical supervision, and to the DOLE central office, to
constitute the national employment service network.
II. Vision
An effective, efficient and multi-service facility with dedicated, God-fearing and
empowered people committed to serve and achieve a socially and
economically active and progressive community. Making Digos a city of choice
to live, dwell and stay.
III. Mission
To facilitate, promote and provide employment opportunities and other services
to jobseekers, employers and stakeholders through effective collaboration with
government and non-government entities.
306
LIST OF SERVICES
Central/Head Office
Internal Services
309-311
Special Program for Employment of Students Local Recruitment Activity (SRA)
and Special Recruitment Activity (SRA)
Job Fair
307
Central/Head Office
Internal Services
308
1. Special Program for Employment of Student (SPES)
21 Days, 8
TOTAL None Hours and 10
Mins
309
2. Local Recruitment Activity (LRA) & Special Recruitment Activity (SRA)
Overseas, Local Recruitment Activity and Job Fair is exclusively designed for the
recruitment of only one requesting company in a day. Our office will provide a venue for
recruitment and shall help with the facilitation and invitation of applicants.
310
3. Job Fair
A career fair and recruiting event in which employers and recruiters meet with potential
employees and where job seekers find more about job vacancies at potential employers.
311
Regional/Field Office
External Services
312
4. Government Internship Program (GIP)
Government Internship Program (GIP) provides three to six (3-6) month’s internship
opportunity for high school, technical-vocational, or college graduates who wants to
pursue a career in public service in either local or national government.
3 Months, 3
TOTAL None days, 4 Hours
and 10 Mins
313
5. Tulong Panghanapbuhay sa Ating Disadvantaged/Displaced Workers
(TUPAD)
314
6. Skills Training
315
FEEDBACK AND COMPLAINTS MECHANISMS
How feedbacks are Answer feedback and queries through text and call
processed?
How complaints are Take action regarding identified complaint and establish
processed? communication for timely updates.
316
OFFICE OF CITY CIVIL REGISTRAR
CITIZEN’S CHARTER
317
I. Vision:
A systematic and efficient recording of registrant's important events by the City Civil
Registrar for the elimination of doubtful and erroneous entries of facts surrounding
the registrants full identity and status towards social, economical and political
upliftment.
II. Mission:
We, the public servant from the Office of the Civil Registrar commit;
318
LIST OF SERVICES
Frontline Services
Registration of Birth 321
Internal Services
319
Frontline Services
320
1. Registration of Birth
Barangay midwife certification (birth occurred Barangay Health Center (birth occurred in the house)
in the house)
Government Issued I.D./Cedula of father (if not
Father of the child
married)
Marriage Contract of Parents Father/Mother of the child
After 30 days of Birth
Records Section (birth occurred in hospital)
Hospital prepared birth certificate (birth
occurred in hospital)
Barangay midwife certification (birth occurred Barangay Health Center (birth occurred in the house)
in the house)
Government Issued I.D./Cedula of Father (if not
Father of the child
married)
PSA Negative Verification Result Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA)
Marriage Contract of Parents Father/Mother of the child
Affidavit of Two Disinterested Person (for late
Notary Public
registration)
Immunization record Barangay Health Center
Baptismal Certificate (if applicable) Religion of the Child
AGENCY PERSON
CLIENT STEPS FEES TO BE PAID PROCESSING TIME
ACTION RESPONSIBLE
Administrative
Check, Verify Php 20.00 -
1. Submit 15 minutes for Aide VI
documentary Regular
requirements Regular
requirements Registration
Registration
(if Not Married)
Process the Administrative
2. Pay prescribed fee
application Aide IV
P200.00-
3. Present the Official 10 days acknowledgement
10 days posting
Receipt & claim posting on P100.00- legal
period for delayed Administrative
registered birth conspicuous instrument
Registration Aide I
certificate place.
321
Can claim the P50.00- 30days (Administrative
late birth but not more than Order No. 1 s.
certificate on six (6) months 1993 Rule 13)
the 11th day after birth
onward.
P100.00- 6
months but not
more than one (1)
year after birth
P200.00- 1 year
and above after
birth
TOTAL
322
2. Registration of Death
Hospital prepared death certificate (birth Records Section (death occurred in hospital)
occurred in hospital)
Hospital prepared birth certificate (death Records Section (death occurred in hospital)
occurred in hospital)
323
conspicuous
place.
Can claim the
late birth
certificate on
the 11th day
onward. (Late
Registration)
TOTAL
324
3. Registration of Marriage
AGENCY PERSON
CLIENT STEPS FEES TO BE PAID PROCESSING TIME
ACTION RESPONSIBLE
Check, Verify P20.00- regular
1. Submit
documentary registration
Requirements
requirements
Administrative
2. Secure order of Provide Order Aide VI
P50.00-more than 15 minutes for
payment of Payment
30 days grace regular registration
Process the
3. Pay prescribed fees period
application Administrative
10 days posting
10 days Aide IV
P100.00- after 30 period for delayed
posting on
days but not more Registration
conspicuous
4. Present Official than 1 year after (Administrative
place. Administrative
Receipt (O.R) & death Order No. 1 s.
Can claim the Aide I
claim the 1993 Rule 13)
late birth
registered P200.00-for more
certificate on
marriage contract than one (1) year
the 11th day
and above after
onward. (Late
death
Registration)
TOTAL
325
4. Applying for Marriage License
TOTAL
10
326
5. Issuance of certified copy of birth, marriage and death certificate and other civil
registry documents
327
6. Correction of Clerical Error and Change of First Name
Based on RA 9048
2. Secure Order of
Provide Registration
Payment/
Order of Officer II
Certificate of
Payment Php 1000.00-filing fee
Indigency
Php 100.00-service fee Asst.
Process the 15-30 minutes
Php 10.00- legal fee Registration
3. Pay prescribed fee requested
Officer
documents
4. Present O.R. & Provide
Administrative
claim docs Claim Stub
Aide I
5. Mail all accepted
Pending
documents to PSA
approval
Main Office (legal
from 4
division) for
months to 1
Approval of
year
petition
TOTAL 15-30 minutes
328
7. Correction in the entry on the day and/or month in the date of birth and gender
Based on RA 10172
329
8. Registration of Legal Instruments
All legal documents pertaining to the civil status of a person must be registered
330
Internal Services
331
9. Coding of Birth, Marriage and Death
332
11. Recording of Vital Event Documents
333
Feedback and Complaints Mechanism
334
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR AND
LOCAL GOVERNMENT
Office of the City Local Government
Operations Officer
CITIZEN’S CHARTER
335
I. Mission:
The Department shall promote peace and order, ensure public safety,
strengthen capability of local government units through active people
participation and a professional corps of civil servants.
II. Goals:
336
LIST OF SERVICES
337
1. Issuance of Certificate of Incumbency
338
2. Issuance of Certification for Scholarship
339
3. Issuance of Certification for CSC Eligiblity
340
4. Processing for Request of Copy of Masterlist of City, Brgy & SK
Officials
1. Client approaches
the staff, asks for
the service and
The staff
submits the letter-
receive the None DILG Staff
request. The
letter-request
concerned staff
informs the
CLGOO.
15-20 minutes
The staff
2. Concerned staff
start
prepares the None DILG Staff
processing
document.
the request
CLGOO
3. CLGOO reviews,
reviews,
approves and
approves and None CLGOO
releases the
releases the
document.
certification
TOTAL None 15-20 minutes
341
5. Processing for Request of Death Claims of the Barangay Officials
1. Client approaches
the staff and submits The staff
the required receives,
documents. The explains and
None DILG Staff
concerned staff reviews the
explains to client as required
well as informs the documents
CLGOO.
2. Concerned staff
reviews the
The staff start
submitted documents
processing the None DILG Staff
and prepares the
request
additional necessary 30 minutes
document.
3. CLGOO reviews and
approves both
The CLGOO
submitted and
reviews and
prepared documents
approves the None CLGOO
as well as informs
documents
the client about the
submitted
completeness of the
required documents.
342
4. CLGOO advises the
client to wait for the The CLGOO
announcement of the advises the
death claim approval client to wait None CLGOO
from the DILG Davao for the
del Sur Provincial announcement
Office.
5. CLGOO endorses
the submitted death The CLGOO
claim papers to the endorses the CLGOO
DILG Davao del Sur documents
Provincial Office.
TOTAL None 30 minutes
343
6. Endorsement of Request for Authority to Travel Abroad
The staff
2. Concerned staff
reviews the
reviews the submitted
required 30 minutes
documents and
documents None DILG Staff
forwards the same
and forward
documents to the
the same to
CLGOO.
the CLGOO
The CLGOO
3. CLGOO reviews the reviews the
submitted submitted
documents. If found documents
complete. The and endorse
None CLGOO
CLGOO endorses the the same to
said papers to the DILG Davao
DILG Davao del Sur del Sur
Provincial Office. Provincial
Office
TOTAL None 30 minutes
344
Feedback and Complaints Mechanism
345
D I G O S
CITIZEN’S CHARTER
346
D I G O S
I. Mandate
Republic Act 6975 entitled An Act Establishing the Philippine National Police
under a reorganized Department of the Interior and Local Government and
Other Purposes as amended by RA 8551 Philippine National Police Reform
and Reorganization Act of 1998 and further amended by RA 9708.
II. Vision
Imploring the aid of the Almighty, by year 2030, we shall be a highly capable,
effective and credible police service working in partnership with a responsible
community towards the attainment of a safer place to live work and do business.
III. Mission
To enforce the law, to prevent and control crimes, to maintain peace and
order, and to ensure public safety and internal security with the active support
of the community.
347
D I G O S
LIST OF SERVICES
348
D I G O S
349
D I G O S
How feedbacks are Monday to Friday (8 am to 5 pm) – office in charge will assist and
processed? answer queries
Please contact:
Contact Information Cellphone no: 09985987034, Email Address:
dcpsoperation@gmail.com
350
BUREAU OF FIRE PROTECTION
CITIZEN’S CHARTER
351
I. Vision
II. Mission
3. Develops a fair and balance rapport with the clients and co-worker to
establish a harmonious working environment.
352
List of Services
354-355
Fire Safety Evaluation Clearance (FSEC)
356
Fire Safety Inspection Certificate for Occupancy (FSIC)
353
1. FIRE SAFETY EVALUATION CLEARANCE (FSEC)
354
appropriate x area not exceed 1500 Enforcement
documents 0.001 square meter Unit (FSEU)
Payment should mentioned below: City/Municipal
be ≤ Php 1. Single dwelling Fire Marshal
50,000.00
residential building
not more than 3
storey
2. Commercial
buildings not more
than 2 storey
3. Renovation to a mall
with issued building
permit
4. Warehouse storing
non-hazardous
Maximum of seven (7)
days – for those
buildings/establishment
not mentioned above
5. Claim the FSEC Release
and Fire Safety FSEC and
Checklist/Notice Fire Safety Ten (10) minutes CRO
of Disapproval Checklist
(NOD) (NOD)
355
2. FIRE SAFETY INSPECTION CERTIFICATE FOR OCCUPANCY
(FSIC)
356
1. Single dwelling City/Municipal
residential Fire Marshal
building not
more than 3
storey
2. Commercial
buildings not more
than 2 storey
3. Renovation to a
mall with issued
building permit
4. Warehouse storing
non-hazardous
Maximum of seven (7)
days – for those
buildings/establishment
not mentioned above
5. Claim the FSEC
and Fire Safety Release
Checklist/Notice FSIC/NOD/NTC, Ten (10) minutes CRO
to Comply if occupied
(NTC)
357
3. FIRE SAFETY INSPECTION CERTIFICATE FOR NEW BUSINESS
(FSIC)
358
5. Claim the FSEC
and Fire Safety Ten (10)
Release FSIC/NTC, CRO
Checklist/Notice minutes
to Comply (NTC)
359
4. FIRE SAFETY INSPECTION CERTIFICATE FOR BUSINESS
RENEWAL (FSIC)
360
Feedback and Complaints Mechanism
How to send feedback? Answer the Customer Satisfaction Survey Form and drop it at the
designated drop box in front of the Customer Relations Officer
Every Friday, the Customer Relations Officer opens the drop box
and compiles and records all feedbacks submitted.
361
MRP-TDD DIGOS COORDINATING
COMMITTEE AND TECHNICAL
WORKING GROUP OFFICE
CITIZEN’S CHARTER
362
I. Mandate
The Mindanao Railway Project: Tagum-Davao-Digos, being a factor for socio-
economic development and growth, under the build build build program of the
Duterte Administration, covered by Memorandum of Agreement dated March
8, 2019 and its Addendum dated September 21, 2019, shall be part of the
infrastructure program of the government and, as such, shall remain in and
under government ownership during its existence. It must be administered with
the view of serving the interests of the public by providing them the maximum
of service and, while aiming at its greatest utility by the public, the economy of
operation must be ensured so that service can be rendered at the minimum
passenger and freight prices possible.
II. Vision
MRP-TDD aims to connect key cities in Mindanao, particularly Davao, General
Santos, Cagayan de Oro, Iligan, Cotabato, Zamboanga, Butuan, Surigao, and
Malaybalay. The LGU Digos has manifested its desire to support and assist
DOTr in the implementation of the project by way of facilitating the acquisition
of the affected lots and improvements found thereon, including documentation
of the property transfer, and other activities necessary or ancillary to site
acquisition and relocation.
III. Mission
MRP-TDD aims to establish a suburban commuter rail from Tagum City to
Digos City. This project is intended to reduce travel time (from six hours to
about two hours from Tagum to Digos), lower fares, increase trip frequency,
and serve more passengers with a forecast demand of 120,000 passenger trips
in its first year of operations. It also intends to make Mindanao commuters shift
to a more efficient and effective mode of mass public transport.
363
LIST OF SERVICES
Claim / Receive NOTs, RFDs, OTBsClaim / Receive Location Map/ Sketch 365
Plan
Submission of Requirements
Signatory for Subdivision Plan 366
PAPs Payment
364
1. Claim / Receive NOTs, RFDs, OTBs
365
3. Submission of Requirements
Documentary
Receive/Receipt Administrative Aide
Requirements compiled None 5-10 Minutes
of Documents 1
on a folder submitted
366
5. Scheduling for Inspection / Validation
Agreed scheduled date for ocular inspection and/or validation
6. Complaints / Grievances
Any third party concerned with legal authority to the subject property.
367
7. Drafting of DOAS
Documentary
Receive by City
Requirements compiled None City Legal Office
Legal Office
on a folder submitted
TOTAL None
368
9. Project Affected Persons’ Payment
As per signed and notarized DOAS with legal pass from the DOTr-PMO
TOTAL None
369
Feedback and Complaints Mechanism
How feedbacks are Compiled and brought about at the regular meeting and arrive at
processed? a common ground for addressing the feedback/a tap on the back
How complaints are Follow the Grievance Redress Mechanism of the Mindanao
processed? Railway Project – Digos Segment Procedures
370
OFFICE OF THE CITY HOUSING
RELOCATION, RESETTLEMENT AND
SITE DEVELOPMENT
CITIZEN’S CHARTER
371
I. Mandate:
The State shall, pursuant to Section 9, Article XIII of the Constitution, ensure
that underprivileged and homeless citizens have access to an adequate, safe,
habitable, sustainable, resilient and affordable home.
In line also with RA 7279 of the Urban Development Housing Act (UDHA) it
enunciates the policies and guidelines for the implementation of the
Resettlement Assistance Program in Local Government Units (LGUs) (RAP-
LGU).
Also, pursuant to Republic Act No. 11201, the State shall, by law for the
common good, undertake, in cooperation with the private sector, a continuing
program of housing and urban development which shall make available at
affordable cost, decent housing and basic services to underprivileged and
homeless citizens in urban centers and resettlement areas.
II. Vision:
III. Mission:
To acquire land for resettlement of Informal Settlers Families (ISF), relocate the
landless, underprivileged beneficiaries/families, those affected by the
expansion of roads/highways and families living in hazardous location to a safer
place in the City of Digos.
Provide and implement provision of tract of land for resettlement, relocation for
site beneficiaries, Informal Settlers Families (ISF) living in hazardous areas,
landless people and those affected by the expansions of roads/highways; and
372
LIST OF SERVICES
373
1. Award Certificate of Stewardship
374
FINAL LIST OF
STEP 6- Awarding None
BENEFICIARIES
TOTAL None 1 day
Certification DHSUD-XI
Authorization DHSUD-XI
375
3. Conduct of Screening and Orientation of CHRRSDP site applicants
376
Feedback and Complaints Mechanism
377
BUSINESS PERMITS AND LICENSING DIVISION
CITIZEN’S CHARTER
378
I. Vision
Envisioning a business-friendly atmosphere which provides taxpayers the
needed assistance and support, and ensure the timely and efficient service in
securing all necessary permits needed by its clients.
II. Mission
The Business Permits and Licensing Office of the City Government of Digos
exists to issue permits and licenses through efficient and quality public service
to the public through a streamlined Business Permit and Licensing System
(BPLS) which ensures effective and reliable public service, and impartial and
uniform enforcement of the law.
379
LIST OF SERVICES
Processing of Business Permits & Licenses for New Business Registrants 381
Renewal of Business Permits 382
380
1. Processing of Business Permits & Licenses for New Business Registrants
Office or
Business Permit and Licensing Division
Division:
Classification: Simple
Type of
G2B – Government to Business Entity
Transaction:
Who may avail: Owners / Operators of new business establishments
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
1. Proof of Business Registration DTI, SEC, CDA, DOLE
2. Barangay Clearance Barangay Hall where the business is located
3. Fire Safety Inspection Cert. (9mos.
Bureau of Fire and Protection
validity)
4. Proof or right to use location as
business address
4.1 if owned, proof of ownership Transfer Certificate of Title or Tax Declaration
Contract of Lease, Memorandum of Agreement or
4.2 if not owned by the applicant
written consent of property owner
FEES TO BE PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTION
PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. 1.1 Receive the required
documents and check for
Based on BPLO Examiner
Submit completeness including
Capitalization (Administrative
complete phone numbers, email
Officer IV,
accomplished address and location
See Annex 4 License Officer
application sketch. 15 Minutes
of JMC No. 1 I, License
form w/ 1.2 Issue claim stubs
Series of 2021 Inspector II and
attached indicating the 3 working
for selected Administrative
documentary days for applicants to
sectors Aide IV)
requirements. claim the Business
Permit.
2. 2.1 Assess the
application based on the
Business Tax
Secure declared capital including
See schedule Division (Local
assessment other fees pertaining to
of dues in 15 minutes Treasury
form and Pay the issuance of Business
Annex 1 Operations
prescribed Permits.
Officer III)
fees. 2.2 Accepts payment and
issue Official Receipt.
3. 3.1 Three (3) days for
inspection and issuance
of clearances. Business Plate
Business
Claim copy of 3.2 Generate Business (New)
License Division
Approved Permit.
3 days and 15 (Licensing
Business 3.3 Release the Sticker
Minutes Officer IV and
permit (present Business Permit together (Renewal)
Administrative
OR) with the Business Plate,
Officer IV)
Sticker, Sanitary Permit See Annex 1
and CENRO
Certification.
3 Days and 45
TOTAL
Minutes
381
2. Renewal of Business Permits
Office or
Business Permit and Licensing Division
Division:
Classification: Simple
Type of
G2B – Government to Business Entity
Transaction:
Who may avail: Owners / Operators of Business Establishment
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
1. Barangay Clearance Barangay Hall where the business is located
2. Copy of valid or unexpired FSIC Business Owner
3.1 Audited Financial Statements (AFS) or
Unaudited AFS for those who are not required to
file AFS with BIR OR
3. Proof of Annual Gross Receipts
3.2 Sworn declaring of gross sales or receipts; or
382
FEEDBACK AND COMPLAINTS MECHANISMS
383
OFFICE OF THE CITY LIBRARY
CITIZEN’S CHARTER
384
I. Mandate
Digos City Library is a unit office of the City Mayor which is the Library Services.
The Library building was constructed in 1983 under Res. No. 106 and approved
ordinance no. 22, date June 9, 1983
II. Vision
By 2022, Digos City Public Library will be a center of free knowledge and
information with enhanced technological library facilities, updated and relevant
library resources, and essential effective and efficient services that will contribute
to the holistic and sustainable development of Digoseneous.
III. Mission
As a venue of intellectual inquiry acquires updated and relevant resources,
organize, preserve and conserve local materials, provides free and fair access to
the internet, information and library services and programs that best can support
the Digos City Community.
We commit to:
V. Core Values
Intellectual Freedom
Honesty, Trust, Integrity and Respect
Open and Free Communication
Lifelong Learnin
385
LIST OF SERVICES
386
1. Access to Books and other Reference reference materials
Reference materials are available for research and studies.
3. Register at the
entrance desk.
3.1 Monitors the
Write at the
registration.
logbook your full Job Order Employee
None 1 minute
name, address, (Entrance/ Exit Staff)
school/office, time
in, and data about
the materials to be
research
4. Have your bag
screened upon 4.1 Check the
Job Order Employee
entering the library client’s bag for None 1 minute
(Entrance/ Exit Staff
for security safety purposes
purposes.
5.1 Assist the
client’s
5. Verbal request on informational
the staff/librarian for needs
None 5 minutes Librarian
your library research 5.2 Provide the
and concerns needed
informational
resources
TOTAL None 9 minutes
387
2. Tech4Ed and Starbooks Multimedia and Internet Services
Provide free computer and internet usage to the client for academic and information
research.
1. Proceed to the
1.1 Assist the
Multimedia and
client and check None 1 minute MIS Staff
Internet Section and
his/her ID
present your valid ID
388
3. eGovernment Services
Assisting clients with online registration and transaction to various government online
services such as GSIS APIR Online, Police Clearance, NBI, SSS, Pag-ibig, Philhealth, etc.
Classification: Simple
G2C - Government to Citizen;
Type of Transaction: G2G – Government to Government
Who may avail: All
389
4. Public Library Orientation and Academic Research Study
Accommodate requests to conduct library orientation and academic study. The request must
be done at least one (1) week prior to the date of the activity to ensure availability.
Classification: Simple
G2C - Government to Citizen;
Type of Transaction: G2G – Government to Government
Who may avail: Schools and barangay
A. Library Orientation
Conduct Library orientation in the library or in schools for requesting schools, individual or
groups of people from different organizations
CHECKLIST REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
1. Request letter addressed to the City Librarian
which includes the following details:
a. Objective(s)
Head of Schools/Institution of requesting
b. Date and time of visit
party
c. Type of participants and estimated number
of attendees
d. Contact person
2. Any Valid ID (photocopy) Requesting party/Individual/ Coordinator
FEES
AGENCY TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS ACTIONS BE TIME RESPONSIBLE
PAID
1.1 Receives the
copy of the
request letter None 15 minutes Librarian III
1. Send the request letter to
Digos City Library or send it
through email at 1.2 Records the
digoscitylibrary@gmail.com request letter
None 5 minutes Librarian III
and return the
received copy
2.1 Coordinates
the status of
None 40 minutes Librarian I
the request;
2.2 Discuss with
2. Follow up through phone call the client the
or email for the status of the details of the
request orientation
2.3 Schedule the
None 40 minutes Librarian I
final orientation
and
preparations of
the activity
TOTAL None 1 hour
B. Academic Research Study
Conducting a research study that may include data gathering, interviews, and video
documentation for thesis, dissertation, and other academic requirements.
CHECKLIST REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
1. Request letter addressed to the City Librarian
which includes the following details:
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a. Objective(s) Requesting party/Researcher
b. Date and time of visit
c. Name of School
d. Name of the researcher(s)
e. Contact person
f. Copy questionnaires (for data gathering and
interview)
2. Valid Student ID (photocopy)
3. Personal gadgets ( to be used during interviews
and documentation)
FEES
AGENCY PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS TO BE
ACTIONS TIME RESPONSIBLE
PAID
1.1 Receives the
copy of the request
15 minutes Librarian III
1. Send the request letter to letter
Digos City Library or send
None
it through email at 1.2 Records the
digoscitylibrary@gmail.com request letter and
5 minutes Librarian III
return the received
copy
2.1 Coordinates
the status of the
request;
2.2 Discuss with
2. Follow up through phone the client the
call or email for the status details of the None 40 minutes Librarian III
of the request orientation
2.3 Schedule the
final orientation
and preparations
of the activity
391
5. Outreach Program Services
Conduct outreach programs such as film showing and storytelling to different pre-schools,
barangays and community within the city.
392
Feedback and Complaints Mechanism
Client must fill out a feedback form and deposit it to the dropbox
located at the Entrance Desk; or
Library personnel will try to reach out to the client from his/her
provided contact information or email for acknowledgment receipt.
How feedbacks are
processed?
Client may follow up through phone call at
(082) 228-4667, 09484626192 or email at
digoscitylibrary@gmail.com
Receiving staff will reach the client through email or phone call to
properly address the complaint;
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SMS/Text Message:
09484626192
Email:
digoscitylibrary@gmail.com
Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/digoscitylibrary1
Office address:
Ground Floor HPGV Building (Formerly Accelerando), 395
Senator Gil. J. Puyat Avenue, 1200 Makati City, Philippines
Anti-Red Tape Authority
Phone numbers:
8478-5091, 8478-5093, 8478-5099
Email:
complaints@arta.gov.ph
Hotline:
1-6565 accessible via PLDT and Smart landlines nationwide
SMS/Text Access:
0908-8816565
Email:
email@contactcenterngbayan.gov.ph
Facebook page:
www.facebook.com/contactcenterngbayan
Hotline:
(082) 553 4671
Facebook page:
https://www.facebook.com/cscdvosurfo/
394
CITY SPECIAL PROGRAMS
MANAGEMENT OFFICE
CITIZEN’S CHARTER
395
LIST OF SERVICES
396
1. MAYOR'S PERMIT
Permit required for applications such as; employment, fidelity bond and etc.
Office or Division: City Special Programs Management Office
Classification: Simple
Type of
G2C – Government to Citizen
Transaction:
Who may avail: General Public
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
• Barangay Clearance Relevant Barangay Hall
• Police Clearance Police Station
• Cedula City Treasurer’s Office
• Mayors' Permit Receipt City Mayor’s Office
FEES
AGENCY PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS TO BE
ACTION TIME RESPONSIBLE
PAID
Receive, file,
Project
• Submit all and process Php
30 Minutes Development
requirements submitted 50.00
Assistant
requirements
Php
TOTAL 30 Minutes
50.00
2. SPECIAL PERMIT
Permit required to conduct public activities, (motorcade, rekorida, fun run, public space
usage, etc.) This is a requirement as well for bidding application.
Office or Division: City Special Programs Management Office
Classification: Simple
Type of
G2C – Government to Citizen
Transaction:
Who may avail: General Public
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
• Request Letter Client
• Mayor’s Permit Receipt City Mayor’s Office
FEES
AGENCY PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS TO BE
ACTION TIME RESPONSIBLE
PAID
Receive, file,
Project
• Submit all and process Php
30 Minutes Development
requirements submitted 100.00
Assistant
requirements
Php
TOTAL 30 Minutes
100.00
397
3. ACCREDITATION
Permit required for bidding purposes.
Office or Division: City Special Programs Management Office
Classification: Complex
Type of G2C – Government to Citizen;
Transaction: G2B – Government to Business Entity
Who may avail: General Public/Supplier
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
• DTI Certification DTI
• BIR Certification BIR
• Mayor’s Permit Receipt City Mayor’s Office
FEES
AGENCY PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS TO BE
ACTION TIME RESPONSIBLE
PAID
Receive, file,
Project
• Submit all and process
Free 30 Minutes Development
requirements submitted
Assistant
requirements
TOTAL 30 Minutes
4. CERTIFICATE OF UNEMPLOYMENT
This certificate is required for educational assistance program and other specific
services.
Office or Division: City Special Programs Management Office
Classification: Simple
Type of
G2C – Government to Citizen
Transaction:
Who may avail: General Public/ Students
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
• Barangay Certification Relevant Barangay Hall
• Cedula City Treasurer’s Office
FEES
AGENCY PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS TO BE
ACTION TIME RESPONSIBLE
PAID
Receive, file,
Project
• Submit all and process Php
30 Minutes Development
requirements submitted 50.00
Assistant
requirements
Php
TOTAL 30 Minutes
50.00
398
5. RECOMMENDATION LETTER
Letter to support application for employment
Office or Division: City Special Programs Management Office
Classification: Simple
Type of
G2C – Government to Citizen
Transaction:
Who may avail: General Public/ Applicants
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
• duly completed PDS Client
• Barangay Clearance or Police
Clearance (for local private Barangay Hall or Police Station
company application)
FEES
AGENCY PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS TO BE
ACTION TIME RESPONSIBLE
PAID
Receive, file,
Project
• Submit all and process
Free 1 Hour Development
requirements submitted
Assistant
requirements
TOTAL 1 Hour
399
6. EDUCATIONAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
Processing of Application for Educational Assistance.
Office or Division: City Special Programs Management Office
Classification: Simple
Type of
G2C – Government to Citizen
Transaction:
Who may avail: Students residing in Digos City
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
• Bio-data Client
• 2x 2 picture Client
• Recent grade School Registrar
• Enrollment form School Registrar
• Barangay Certificate of Low-
Barangay Hall
income
FEES
AGENCY PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS TO BE
ACTION TIME RESPONSIBLE
PAID
• Submit Check
application at application for 1 week
Mayor's Office approval
Check 10 mins
• Submit all
completion of
requirements
requirements None 1 hr and 30
PESO Manager,
Conduct mins
• Examination PESO Staff
examination 20 mins
Conduct 4 hrs
Interview interview
Conduct 4 hrs
Orientation
Orientation
TOTAL 1 week, 6 hrs
400
7. ANTI-ILLEGAL DRUG PROGRAM
Community Based Drug Rehabilitation Program.
Office or
City Special Programs Management Office
Division:
Classification: Simple
Type of G2C – Government to Citizen;
Transaction: G2G – Government to Government
Who may avail: Drug Surrenderers
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
• Enrollment CADAC Secretariat
Faith-based, CSWD, SK, BADAC and
• Intervention Proper
Secretariat
Clearance for graduation CADAC Secretariat
AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS
ACTION BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Interview to
gather information
of PWUDS by
25 mins
secretariat
Anti-Illegal Drug
• Profiling 2. Interview,
staff and PNP
bioprofiling,
fingerprinting and
picture taking with
PNP
Interview on
• CSWD Intake intake and drug CSWDO
screen inventory
5 mins
Interview on
Alcohol, smoking
None
substance
• ASSIST CHO/AIDP
involvement
Tools 8 mins trained staff
screening teast to
identify severity of
addiction
-Voluntary
submission to BADAC
6 months -
random/surprise Faith-Based
(Inclusive of
drug test Partners
• Verification of intervention
-completion of all CSWD Staff
Enrollment and re-
steps during re- CHO Staff
integration
tokhang PNP,
Program)
-limited number of Secretariat
absences
401
-Participation to 5
modules of
CBDRP
6 mos, and 38
TOTAL
mins
TOTAL 1 hr
402
9. MEDICAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM TO INDIGENT PATIENTS
ADMITTED TO GOVERNMENT AND PRIVATE HOSPITALS
Provide appropriate and immediate assistance to indigent patients seeking help from
the financial difficulties during the period of illness.
Issue
Project
• Data intake guarantee
None Development
letter 15 mins
Assistant
TOTAL 1 Hr
403
10. COMPREHENSIVE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM TO INDIGENOUS
PEOPLE AND OTHER MARGINALIZED SECTORS (LINGAP)
Provide appropriate and immediate assistance to indigent patients seeking help from the
financial difficulties during the period of illness
TOTAL 1 Hour
404
11. LIVELIHOOD ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
Provide assistance and sustainable livelihood to those individuals, organized and
registered associations or cooperatives
Office or
City Special Programs Management Office
Division:
Classification: Simple
Type of
G2C – Government to Citizen
Transaction:
Who may avail: Bonafide Residents of Digos City
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
• DOLE Registration DOLE
• BIR Certification BIR
• LAG Form CSPMO
• CSWD Certification CSWD
FEES
PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTION TO BE
TIME RESPONSIBLE
PAID
Check completion
of requirements
• Submit all
2 Days
requirements
Conduct
Project
Orientation/Seminar
Orientation/ Development
None
Seminar 4 Hours Assistant,
Conduct releasing
CSWDO, CDEP
of livelihood
assistance
Payout 4 Hours
2 Days and 8
TOTAL
Hours
405
Feedback and Complaints Mechanism
How feedbacks are Answer feedback and queries through text and call
processed?
How complaints are Take action regarding identified complaint and establish
processed? communication for timely updates.
406
CITY DISASTER RISK REDUCTION AND
MANAGEMENT OFFICE
CITIZEN’S CHARTER
407
I. Mandate
The City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office was created by virtue of
RA 10121 and adopted by Executive Order No. 12 s. 2019 and shall have the
primary mandate of administering a comprehensive disaster risk reduction and
management program by reducing the vulnerabilities and risks to hazards and
manage the consequences of disasters.
II. Vision
Strengthened plans and actions encompassing the core services and functions of
the four disaster thematic areas namely Disaster Prevention & Mitigation, Disaster
Preparedness, Disaster Response and Disaster Rehabilitation & Recovery to have
a sustained, restored, productive and effective resources of Digos City capable of
uplifting the socio-economic condition of the communities from the impact of
disasters and major health emergencies like a pandemic and their possible
consequences for a disaster resilient city.
III. Mission
Impose high standard practices on Disaster Risk Reduction and Management by
adopting and adhering to international and local standards, guidelines and
practices for a comprehensive yet precise and efficient yet practical approach on
disaster risk reduction and management strengthening and empowering the city’s
adoptive capacity for all resources are God-given gifts and intended for the general
welfare of each Digoseños and others.
Resiliency
Preparedness
Integrity
Professionalism
Reliability
Oneness in Service
Collaborative
Adaptability
Camaraderie
Perseverance
408
LIST OF SERVICES
409
1. AVAILING OF MEDICAL TRANSPORT VEHICLE FOR NON-EMERGENCY PATIENTS.
The City Government of Digos thru the office of the CDRRM extends its services to the public needing
non-emergency medical transport facility.
4. Dispatching of
4. 2-5 minutes
desired service
20-50 minutes
TOTAL
(1 hour)
Note: CDRRMO shall only cater for the preparation of the vehicle to be used as well as the assignment
of vehicle crews. Requesting party shall prepare all necessary documents needed for the trip i.e.
referral form and other medical documents to avoid any delays in rendering the service and be
satisfied with the allocated processing period.
410
2. AVAILING OF EMERGENCY RESCUE VEHICLE
2.1. MEDICAL EMERGENCY
The City Government of Digos thru the office of the CDRRM extends transport facility in
case of emergency due to accidents.
411
2.2. VEHICULAR AND ANY OTHER TRAUMATIC EMERGENCIES
The City Government of Digos thru the office of the CDRRM extends pre-hospital care and
transport facility in cases of emergency due to any vehicular crashes and any other traumatic
incidents.
412
2.3. SEARCH, RESCUE AND RETRIEVAL (SRR)
The City Government of Digos thru the office of the CDRRM extends SRR services to
victims of drowned and/or lost at beaches, rivers and lakes as well as missing persons in
the wilderness and rural areas.
Note: Emergency and rescue services may be availed and performed outside the political
boundary of the City granted that it has the prior approval of the Local Chief Executive or its
designee.
413
3. AVAILING OF STANDBY EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES TEAM
The City Government of Digos thru the office of the CDRRM extends public services thru
deploying a stand-by Emergency Medical Services (EMS) team during organized events and
provide first aid and pre-hospital services.
414
4. SECURING A COPY OF CCTV FOOTAGE
The City Government of Digos thru the office of the CDRRM extends service to the public
by providing copy of material evidence of incidents involving vehicular crash, property theft
and vandalism captured by the CCTV cameras installed in vantage areas of the city.
415
5. VIEWING OF CCTV FOOTAGE
The City Government of Digos thru the office of the CDRRM extends service to the
public by allowing clients/victims of traffic accidents, property theft, vandalism and other
malicious and illegal acts to view stored footages of the City’s CCTV for a possible legal
actions.
4. Start review
4. 1-5 minutes
process
416
6. AVAILING OF CERTIFICATIONS
The City Government of Digos thru the office of the CDRRM extends services to the public
by providing certifications for the following:
A. Damaged assessment on both public and private establishments either residential
or commercial as caused by either natural and human induced hazards or both;
B. Attachment of Pre-Hospital Patient Care Report (PPCR) form copy for legal
purposes;
C. BDRRM Plan for the respective BDRRMCs in the city;
D. Hazards and Risk Assessment requests for both public and private properties.
E. Training certificate (loss)
F. CCTV Inspection
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CLIENT STEPS FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
AGENCY ACTION
(Services D, E & F) BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
Ensure client is LDDRMA- 059
1. Fill in client log book 2-5 minutes
logged Chief Planning and
2. Submit/Present Verify Research
5-15 minutes
requirements. requirements Php 50.00
LDDRMO II- 057
Print requested
3. 3-10 minutes Chief Admin. &
certificate
Training
TOTAL Php 50.00 10-30 minutes
The City Government of Digos thru the office of the CDRRM extends services to the public
by conducting orientations, information and education campaigns on DRRM as well as in the
conduct of emergency drills caused by natural hazards.
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8. AVAILING OF COMPETENCY LIFESAVING TRAININGS
The City Government of Digos thru the office of the CDRRM extends services to the public
by conducting quality and internationally based standards lifesaving trainings such as
Standard First Aid, Basic Life Support (CPR), Water Safety Swim&Save and Lifeguarding
for business and employment requirements.
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9. AVAILING OF FACILITY, ESTABLISHMENT AND HOUSEHOLD
DISINFECTION
Due to Covid-19 pandemic, the City Government of Digos thru the office of the CDRRM
provides disinfection services to all local establishments and offices either government or
public as well as residential properties.
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10. AVAILING OF MANAGEMENT OF THE DEAD AND MISSING (MDM)
VEHICLE
Due to Covid-19 pandemic, the City Government of Digos thru the office of the CDRRM
provides transport vehicle for Locally Stranded Individual and Returning Overseas
Filipinos.
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11. AVAILING OF VEHICLE EXTRICATION SERVICES
The City Government of Digos thru the office of the CDRRM offers extrication services
to wrecked and non-running vehicles with no more than two (2) tons of weight.
422
12. TRIMMING OF HAZARDOUS TREES AND ROAD CLEARING
The City Government of Digos thru the City Engineering Office, the office of the CDRRM
assists in trimming of hazardous tree branches to clear road areas as deemed necessary.
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Feedback and Complaints Mechanism
Please contact:
Contact Information SMART/TNT: 0946-695-7777/0908-920-0555, GLOBE/TM: 0953-
352-5477, gmail: cdrrmcdigos@gmail.com
Note: In the event of an emergency outside of regular office hours, (night time, holiday and
weekends) calls and requests will be forwarded to the next immediate supervisor for approval,
notwithstanding the need for a request letter addressed to the city mayor's office.
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OFFICE OF THE CITY MAYOR
(SECURITY SERVICES DIVISION)
CITIZEN’S CHARTER
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I. Vision
Vigorously work towards providing high-quality security services to the federal
II. Mission
Our Mission is to provide protection and security to our clients through a
bespoke…
To provide our clients with able and qualified personnel who will ensure the
safety
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LIST OF SERVICES
Provides security services for activities using government facilities like the 428
Digos City Gymnasium, Rizal Park and Stage, etc.
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1. PROVIDES SECURITY SERVICES FOR ACTIVITIES USING
GOVERNMENT FACILITIES LIKE THE DIGOS CITY GYMNASIUM, RIZAL
PARK AND STAGE, ETC.
428
Feedback and Complaints Mechanism
How feedbacks are An attending officer will look into it and provide action, if
processed? necessary
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CITY TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT CENTER
CITIZEN’S CHARTER
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I. Vision
To promote smart traffic enforcement for a more streamlined flow, peaceful, and
well- developed transportation system.
II. Mission
The TMC shall execute traffic direction and control, enforce law, city ordinances, and
other related special laws; assist the PNP in the implementation of traffic rules and
regulations in the Digos City to promote effectiveness in the performance of its
functions and to ensure public safety.
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LIST OF SERVICES
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1. ISSUE CITY CITATION TICKET OF COMMITTED VIOLATIONS BY THE DRIVER
Apprehending officer give the appropriate violations committed by the public and private driver
and paid according their fines.
No plate
attached-
500.00
Colorum-
500.00
Modified
muffler-
2,500.00
TOTAL 30 Minutes
433
2. INSTALLATION OF TRAFFIC SIGNAGES
Usage of Traffic Sign to Guide the safe and orderly movement of traffic and pedestrians To give
information for routes direction and warning of drivers
Assistance for movement of vehicles along the streets, roads and pedestrian
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4. EXTENDING ASSISTANCE SERVICES
Assistance for related public services (Escort programs in government activities, non-
organizational agencies activities, church, burial and etc.)
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Feedback and Complaints Mechanism
How to send a feedback? For complaints and feedback, call or text: (0907) 546-5420
If you have complaint about this office's service delivery, please submit
How to file complaints? your letter of complaint directly to the City Traffic Management Center,
this city.
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OFFICE OF THE CITY HUMAN
RESOURCE MANAGEMENT OFFICER
CITIZEN’S CHARTER
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I. Mandate
II. Vision
III. Mission
1. Integrity. Acting with strong ethics is a priority for everyone representing the
organization and its behaviors as a whole.
2. Honesty. It's not just the best policy. It's a core organizational practice to act in a
transparent, trustworthy manner that earns the respect of colleagues, and the
public.
3. Fairness. Treating everyone with the common decency we all deserve and
expect.
4. Accountability. Accepting responsibility for your actions (and inactions) is the
ultimate way to build trust internally and externally.
5. Teamwork. When people work together, they can create something greater than
themselves as individuals.
6. Passion. Having a joy not just for the work itself but also the people around us,
so that everyone can be bold, innovative, and creative.
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LIST OF SERVICES
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1. Securing Service Records
Service Records for Officials and Employees may be requested when needed.
440
3. Applying for Leave of Absence
441
5. Securing Clearance for Retirement
442
Feedback and Complaints Mechanism
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BIDS AND AWARDS COMMITTEE (BAC)
CITIZEN’S CHARTER
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I. Vision
II. Mission
Facilitate all procurement activities of the city Government of Digos and ensure
that procurement shall abide by the provisions of the Government Procurement
Reform Act known as RA 9184.
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LIST OF SERVICES
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1. DATA/INFORMATION ON PROCUREMENT
2. Pay the
corresponding BAC
CTO Chairman/Head
amount and Service
fee P20.00 5-10 Minutes Secretariat/
Revenue Collection
3. Present Official Clerk
BAC Office
Receipt
4. Claim the copy of
the requested BAC Office
document
TOTAL 10 Minutes
447
2. PREPARATION OF BID DOCUMENTS
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3. VERIFICATION/ AUTHENCATION OF THE DOCUMENTS
Service
2. Pay the
Fee - Php
corresponding CTO
20.00/
amount and Service
fee page 3-5 Minutes Revenue Collection,
under City BAC Staff
3. Present Official
Ordinance
Receipt BAC Office
10-04
dated
4. Claim the copy of 9/23/2010
the requested BAC Office
document
TOTAL 5 Minutes
449
4. CERTIFICATION
2. Pay the
corresponding
CTO
amount and Service
fee None 5-10 Minutes Revenue Collection,
BAC Staff
3. Present Official
Receipt BAC Office
450
Feedback and Complaints Mechanism
451
SPECIAL BIDS AND AWARDS
COMMITTEE
CITIZEN’S CHARTER
452
I. Vision
II. Mission
453
LIST OF SERVICES
454
1. PREPARATION OF ANNUAL PROCUREMENT PLAN TO BE
APPROVED BY THE SBAC CHAIRPERSON AND THE HEAD OF THE
PROCURING ENTITY (HOPE)
455
2. PRE-PROCUREMENT CONFERENCE
456
3. PREPARATION OF BIDDING DOCUMENTS, AND POSTING TO
PHILGEPS AND CONSPICUOUS PLACES
457
4. ISSUANCE OF BIDDING DOCUMENTS TO SUPPLIERS/ CONTRACTOR
458
5. PRE-BIDDING CONFERENCE
459
6. OPENING OF BIDS
460
7. ISSUANCE OF NOTICE OF AWARD (NOA)
461
8. ISSUANCE OF CONTRACT OF AGREEMENT AND NOTICE TO
PROCEED (NTP)
462
9. SUBMISSION OF PROCUREMENT DOCUMENTS TO COMMISSION ON
AUDIT
463
10. PROCESSING OF BILLING
464
Feedback and Complaints Mechanism
How complaints are Complaint/s are reviewed and recorded, then, necessary action/s
processed? are done accordingly
465
OFFICE OF THE CITY MAYOR
(GREENING PROGRAM)
CITIZEN’S CHARTER
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I. MANDATE:
Digos City Greening Program is the primary office responsible for the
implementation of City Ordinance 2020-043 known as "The Digos City Greening
Ordinance", implementation of the Coastal Management Program and Forest
Management Program.
To accomplish this mandate, the office shall be guided by the following objectives:
1. Manage and maintain seedling bank and produce seedlings for forest and tree
parks.
2. Maintain, manage, conserve, protect and preserve protected areas, watersheds,
tree parks and mangrove forest and save remaining forest areas of the city.
3. Promote community participation, provide access to planting materials and
planting sites and create a mechanism for monitoring and inventory.
4. Promote public awareness as well as instill social and environmental
consciousness on the value of forests and watersheds.
II. VISION:
III. MISSION:
We, the Officials and employees of the Office of the Mayor under the Greening Program
hereby pledge our commitment to:
1. Provide efficient and corrupt-free services tantamount to the protection,
conservation, management and preservation of the environment and natural
resources of the city.
2. Attend to all applicants or requesting parties who are within the premises of the
office prior to end of official working hours and during lunch break.
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LIST OF SERVICES
Conducts Tree Planting Activities in upland, urban Areas and Mangrove 470
Tree Planting Activity in Coastal Barangays in Digos City Conducts Coastal Clean-up Activities 471
Distributes and delivers Native and Endemic Forest trees 472
468
1. Issues Mandatory Tree Planting Certification
5.Issue
Mandatory Tree
2 mins
Planting
Certification
TOTAL: None 31 mins
469
2. Conducts Tree Planting Activities in upland, urban Areas and
Mangrove Tree Planting Activity in Coastal Barangays in Digos City
6. Issue 3 mins
Certificate of
Participation
TOTAL: None
470
3. Conducts Coastal Clean-up Activities
471
4. Distributes and delivers Native and Endemic Forest trees
TOTAL: None
472
5. Conducts Information, Education and Communication Campaign
(IEC) on Greening Program Ordinance and other related
environmental laws.
Office or Division: Greening Program
Classification: Simple
Type of Transaction: Government to Citizen
Who may avail: Individual, NGA, NGOs, Schools and Private Offices, CSO’s
CHECLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
1. Request Letter Frontline personnel for evaluation
2. Fill up application Form
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
ACTION BE PAID TIME RESPOSIBLE
1. Sign in the client 1. Give the Log 2 mins Admin Staff
Log Book in the Book to the
Office; Client;
TOTAL: None
473
Feedback and Complaints Mechanism
474
Persons with Disability Affairs Office
(PDAO)
Social Services
CITIZEN’S CHARTER
475
I. Vision
II. Mission
To ensure that policies, programs, projects, and services for the Persons with
Disability are implemented for them to fully participate in building an inclusive
society for all or a society in which every individual, each with rights and
responsibilities, has an active role to play. RA 7277- The state shall give full
support to the improvement of PWDs total well-being who have the same
rights as other people.
476
LIST OF SERVICES
477
1. Identification of PWDs
Do not assume that disability is visible. Seek to identify individuals with disabilities
proactively including those with psychosocial and intellectual disabilities.
478
2. Registration of PWDs
PWDs to obtain and fill up the registration form.
479
3. Organization of PWDs into groups per Barangay
As a vehicle of PWDs self-development, the organization provides the opportunity to
develop skills and abilities, mutual support and information sharing.
480
4. Regular Meeting of PWD groups
It provides opportunities to discuss their thoughts, ideas and concerns in a collaborative
environment.
Office or Division: Persons with Disability Affairs Office (PDAO)
Classification: Simple
Type of Transaction: G2C – Government to Client
Who may Avail: PWDs in Digos City
CHECKLIST REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
Membership to PWD group PDAO
CLIENT AGENCY FEES TO BE PROCESSING PERSON
STEPS ACTIONS PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
Attend regular Ensure pro- NONE 3 hours PDAO Officer
meeting active
participation
during
meetings.
TOTAL 3 hours
481
5. Quarterly meeting of PWD Federation Officers
It is an effective way to develop innovation ideas, freely express opinions and
update each other on current information.
482
6. Social and Self Enhancement Activities of PWDs
Self enhancement – healthy, balanced level of self-esteem is often the key to success
and a better, happier and fulfilled life.
Social enhancement – is a simple form of social learning that is among humans and
animals. Adapting one’s behavior in social context.
Office or Division: Persons with Disability Affairs Office (PDAO)
Classification: Simple
Type of Transaction: G2C – Government to Client
Who may Avail: PWDs in Digos City
CHECKLIST REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
Membership to PWD group PDAO
CLIENT AGENCY FEES TO BE PROCESSING PERSON
STEPS ACTIONS PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
Improve well- NONE 3 hours PDAO Officer
being for all and Supporting
PWDs in Staff
Digos City
TOTAL 3 hours
483
7. NDPR Week Celebration
It is an annual celebration of the national government spearhead by the National
Commission concerning Disabled Persons and the LGU.
Office or Division: Persons with Disability Affairs Office (PDAO)
Classification: Simple
Type of Transaction: G2C – Government to Client
Who may Avail: PWDs in Digos City
CHECKLIST REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
Membership to PWD group PDAO
CLIENT AGENCY FEES TO BE PROCESSING PERSON
STEPS ACTIONS PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
Ensure their NONE One (1) week PDAO Officer
participation in and Supporting
community Staff
activities.
TOTAL One week
484
8. Ensure the implementation of Accessibility Law
Laws that state that all kinds of buildings, institutions, establishments and public utilities
must be made accessible to disabled people.
485
9. Coordinate with Barangay Captains regarding Community
Advocacy
To bring into a common action, movement, or condition. To
harmonize or attach so as to form a common action.
486
10. Assessment of Members for Assistance
As a vehicle of PWDs self-development, the organization provides the opportunity to
develop skills and abilities, mutual support and information sharing.
487
11. Provision of Assistance
488
FEEDBACK AND COMPLAINTS MECHANISM
Send feedback through PDAO Digos
How to send feedback City Official Email
(pdaodigoscity@gmail.com)
489
City Government of Digos
Citizen’s Charter Committee
EDITORS
LAYOUT ARTIST
Nacua, Leocar C.
OIC-ICT Division Head
PROOFREADER/SUPERVISING HEAD
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CITY GOVERNMENT OF DIGOS
CITIZEN’S CHARTER
OCPDC OFFICE OF THE CITY PLANNING AND ENP OJELA MAE M. ENTERO
DEVELOPMENT COORDINATOR
OCACC OFFICE OF THE CITY ACCOUNTANT DIONNA MAY ZAMORA
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