24/06/2026
25th Regular Session
June 22, 2026
Agenda Highlights
• The Sanggunian received on First Reading Draft Municipal Ordinance No. 25-2026, which seeks to establish comprehensive rules and regulations governing the lease, occupancy, operation, management, and maintenance of commercial stalls and the operation of the parking area at Jose D. Aspiras Park in Barangay Consolacion. The proposed ordinance aims to provide clear policies on rental rates, parking fees, qualifications of lessees, leasehold rights, and penalties to ensure the efficient management and sustainability of municipal facilities.
• Also received on First Reading was Draft Municipal Ordinance No. 26-2026, which proposes an amendment to Municipal Ordinance No. 11-2026 by correcting the Salary Grade of the position of Medical Officer III in the Municipal Health Office from Salary Grade 22 to Salary Grade 21. The measure seeks to align the ordinance with applicable government standards and personnel regulations.
• The Sanggunian reviewed eleven (11) barangay ordinances approving Supplemental Budgets for Calendar Year 2026. These supplemental appropriations are intended to fund priority programs, projects, activities, and operational requirements of the respective barangays, thereby enhancing local service delivery and community development initiatives.
• Supplemental budget ordinances submitted for review were from Barangays San Jose Norte, San Nicolas Central, Sta. Rita Central, Sta. Rita West, San Agustin East, San Agustin Sur, San Nicolas Sur, San Joaquin Norte, San Julian East, San Pedro, and San Francisco.
• A certified urgent communication from Hon. Mayor Frank O. Sibuma was presented before the Sanggunian requesting the immediate amendment of Municipal Ordinance No. 11-2026 concerning the creation of the Medical Officer III position. The request highlights the need to correct the salary grade classification to facilitate the proper implementation of the ordinance and strengthen healthcare service delivery in the municipality.
• The Sanggunian also received a communication from Municipal Administrator Fortunato V. Orencia regarding the operational status and services of Metro Agoo Waterworks, Inc. (MAWI). The matter was presented for the information and consideration of the members in connection with ongoing discussions concerning water service delivery and compliance with existing agreements.
Committee Reports
• Committee Report No. 18-2026 of the Committee on Finance, Budget, Appropriations, Ways and Means was presented concerning the approval of Barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan Supplemental Budgets. The report evaluates the supplemental appropriations submitted by various barangays and ensures compliance with budgeting and financial regulations.
• Committee Report No. 04-2026 of the Committee on Labor and Employment, Cooperatives, NGOs and Livelihood recommended the accreditation of Panagcaysa ti Mangalap iti Barangay San Nicolas West, Inc. and the Sta. Rita Central Fishermen’s Association as Civil Society Organizations (CSOs). Accreditation will enable these organizations to participate more actively in local governance, development planning, and consultative processes of the local government.
Key Legislative Actions and Discussions
• Deliberated on measures aimed at improving the management of municipal economic enterprises and public facilities through the proposed ordinance governing commercial stalls and parking operations at Jose D. Aspiras Park.
• Discussed matters related to the strengthening of municipal health services through the correction of plantilla position classifications within the Municipal Health Office.
• Reviewed and acted upon supplemental budget measures intended to support barangay development programs, infrastructure projects, public services, and administrative operations.
• Considered the accreditation of community-based organizations to encourage greater citizen participation and collaboration in local governance and development initiatives.
• Continued discussions on water service concerns and the operational performance of Metro Agoo Waterworks, Inc. (MAWI), including the municipality’s response to the request of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan for an assessment of the concession agreement and service delivery performance.
The Sangguniang Bayan of Agoo remains steadfast in its commitment to transparent governance, responsive legislation, accountability, and sustainable development through policies and programs that advance the welfare and best interests of the community.
