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06/10/2026

Happy Birthday, VCEO Rafael Vicente R. Calinisan!

May your year ahead be filled with continued wisdom, strength, and purpose as you lead with integrity, excellence, and genuine service.

Wishing you good health, lasting happiness, and greater success in all your endeavors.

Warmest birthday greetings from NAPOLCOM Region XI!

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05/10/2026

15/09/2026

NAPOLCOM Regional Highlights | NAPOLCOM XI Conducts Off-Site Processing of PNP Examination Applications Across Davao Region

The National Police Commission Regional Office XI, under the leadership of Dir. Ma. Teresa Tuburan-Pacudan, CESO IV, Regional Director, brought its services closer to aspiring police officers and uniformed personnel through a series of special off-site processing activities conducted across the Davao Region.

The off-site processing of applications for the PNP Entrance and Promotional Examinations was conducted on August 29, 2026, in Sulop, Davao del Sur; September 5, 2026, in Mati City, Davao Oriental; and September 12, 2026, in Tagum City, Davao del Norte.

The initiative was undertaken by NAPOLCOM XI to provide applicants from various areas of the region and nearby provinces with more convenience and to assist them in completing application requirements for the upcoming examinations without having to travel to the regional office.

During the activities, personnel from NAPOLCOM XI facilitated the evaluation of documentary requirements, issuance of Notices of Admission, and provision of assistance and guidance to applicants on examination procedures and other application-related concerns.

The conduct of the off-site processing activities in Sulop, Mati City, and Tagum City reflects NAPOLCOM XI’s continuing commitment to bringing frontline services closer to the public and responding to the needs of applicants across the region.

NAPOLCOM XI likewise expressed its appreciation to the respective Local Government Units of the Municipality of Sulop, Mati City and Tagum City, and Davao del Norte Police Provincial Office for their support and cooperation in facilitating the successful conduct of the activities. The initiative highlights the importance of inter-agency collaboration in ensuring that government services remain accessible, responsive, and convenient to the public.

Through these outreach efforts, NAPOLCOM XI continues to expand the reach of its services and accommodate more applicants ahead of the deadline for filing applications for the PNP Entrance and Promotional Examinations.

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10/09/2026

09/09/2026

EXAM ADVISORY | Processing of Walk-in and NOSS-Registered Applications for the October 2026 PNP Entrance and Promotional Examinations for the Davao and Tagum Examination Venues

For the upcoming October 2026 PNP Entrance and Promotional examinations, aside from those who registered through the NAPOLCOM Online Scheduling System (NOSS), the NAPOLCOM Regional Office XI is NOW also accepting WALK-IN examination applicants for both Davao City and Tagum City examination Centers until September 17, 2026.

Interested applicants are advised to proceed to the NAPOLCOM Regional Office XI, 2F COPE Building, C.M. Recto Street, Brgy. 34-D, Poblacion, Davao City on Mondays to Fridays (except holidays), from 8:00AM to 5:00PM.
Applicants are further advised to PERSONALLY submit the following requirements:

FOR PNP ENTRANCE EXAMINATION:
1. Printed or Electronic Copy of the Notice generated after registering online (For Applicants with Scheduled Appointments Only);

2. One (1) recent, colored Passport size photos (in white shirt and white background) with name tag (first, middle, last names);

3. One valid government-issued ID with applicant’s date of birth (National*, Passport, Postal, Driver’s License, etc.);
*Note: In view of the absence of a signature on the PSA-issued National ID (physical card or digital copy in a printed paper format), the applicant must also present either a non-government-issued ID with signature or, alternatively, a NBI/Police/Barangay Clearance bearing a signature for specimen signature verification.

4. Photocopy (present the original) or Certified Machine Copy of ANY of the following:
Transcript of Records; or Diploma; or Certificate of Graduation

5. One (1) legal-size window envelope with
Twenty-One Pesos (Php 21.00) worth of
Mailing Stamp (from ANY Philippine Post Office)

6. Application Fee (Php 400.00)

FOR PNP PROMOTIONAL EXAMINATIONS:

1. Printed or Electronic Copy of the Notice generated after registering online (For Applicants with Scheduled Appointments Only);

2. One (1) recent, colored Passport size photos (in PNP Uniform and white background) with name tag (Rank, First, Middle, Last names);

3. PNP ID; and

4. One (1) legal-size window envelope with Twenty-One Pesos (Php 21.00) worth of Mailing Stamp (from ANY Philippine Post Office);
5. Application Fee:
- PNP 1st Class : Php600.00
- PNP 2nd Class : Php 500.00
- PNP 3rd Class : Php 450.00
- PNP 4th Class : Php 400.00

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07/09/2026

60 YEARS OF NAPOLCOM: A LEGACY OF PUBLIC SERVICE

For six decades, the National Police Commission (NAPOLCOM) has stood as a vital institution in the pursuit of a professional, efficient, and accountable police service.

Its journey began on September 8, 1966, with the enactment of Republic Act No. 4864, or the Police Act of 1966, which created the Police Commission (POLCOM) under the Office of the President. Born out of the need to strengthen local police agencies and restore public confidence in law enforcement, POLCOM carried the mandate to promote efficiency in police organization, administration, and operations, and to elevate the local police to a professional level.

Through the years, the Commission evolved alongside the nation’s police system. From its reorganization as the National Police Commission (NAPOLCOM) in 1972, to its role in the establishment and development of the Philippine National Police under Republic Act No. 6975, and its strengthened administration and control over the PNP through Republic Act No. 8551, NAPOLCOM has remained steadfast in fulfilling its constitutional mandate.

Today, 60 years later, the mission continues.

As NAPOLCOM celebrates its 60th Anniversary, we honor the generations of leaders and personnel who have carried the Commission’s mandate forward, and reaffirm our commitment to a police service that is professional, effective, accountable, and worthy of the public’s trust.

Sixty years of service.
Six decades of purpose.
A continuing commitment to a stronger and more professional police service.

Happy 60th Anniversary, NAPOLCOM!

05/09/2026

NH | NAPOLCOM XI Conducts On-Site Processing of Exam Applications in Mati City

Mati City, Davao Oriental – As of the moment, the National Police Commission Regional Office XI, under the leadership of Dir. Ma. Teresa Tuburan-Pacudan, CESO IV, Regional Director, is conducting on-site processing of applications for the PNP Entrance and Promotional Examinations today, September 5, 2026, in the City of Mati. The said endeavor is done in collaboration with the City Government of Mati.

The activity aims to bring NAPOLCOM services closer to aspiring police officers and uniformed personnel from Davao Oriental and nearby municipalities who intend to take the upcoming examinations this October 18, 2026.

Personnel from NAPOLCOM XI facilitated the evaluation of documentary requirements, issuance of notices, and assistance to applicants regarding examination procedures.

The NAPOLCOM Regional Office XI expresses its appreciation to the City Government of Mati for its support and cooperation in the successful conduct of the activity, emphasizing the importance of inter-agency collaboration in making frontline services more accessible to the public.

The NAPOLCOM XI continues to conduct similar outreach activities across Davao Region to accommodate more applicants ahead of the deadline for filing of applications.

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04/09/2026

RTCCPCJ holds First Meeting to Strengthen Regional Coordination on Crime Prevention

On September 3, 2026, the Regional Technical Coordinating Committee on Crime Prevention and Justice (RTCCPCJ) held its first meeting on September 3, 2026, at the Department of Health Regional Office XI (DOH XI) Conference Hall, Davao City, marking a significant step toward strengthened regional coordination and collective action in advancing crime prevention.

The meeting followed the formal constitution of the RTCCPCJ on August 28, 2026, which brought together representatives from various government agencies, local government units, law enforcement agencies, and other partner organizations committed to supporting crime prevention and justice initiatives in the Davao Region.

Initially, the members of the RTCCPCJ are composed of the members of the National Crime Prevention Week Technical Working Group (NCPW-TWG), whose collaborative efforts for the past four years during the observance of the 32nd National Crime Prevention Week paved the way for a more sustained and coordinated regional mechanism for crime prevention.

The first meeting served as an avenue for members to discuss the committee’s roles and responsibilities, programs and activities, and identify mechanisms for inter-agency coordination. It also provided an opportunity for the member-agencies to align their respective initiatives and identify areas where collective action can be strengthened through the Regional Crime Prevention and Implementation Plan (RCPIP).

The establishment of the RTCCPCJ underscores the importance of a whole-of-community approach in addressing crime and promoting peace and security. Through strengthened partnerships, information-sharing, coordinated interventions, and responsive governance, the committee seeks to contribute to safer, more peaceful, and secure communities across the region.

The constitution of the RTCCPCJ and the conduct of its first meeting demonstrate the continuing commitment of its member-agencies to institutionalize collaboration and sustain the momentum generated during the 32nd National Crime Prevention Week, with the theme, “Strengthening Civilian Oversight and Collective Action for Safer Communities.”

01/09/2026

32nd National Crime Prevention Week Kicks Off in Tagum City

On September 1, 2026, the National Police Commission Regional Office XI (NAPOLCOM XI), in partnership with the City Government of Tagum and the National Crime Prevention Week Technical Working Group (NCPW-TWG), officially kicked off the 32nd National Crime Prevention Week (NCPW) today at the Tagum City Hall, Davao del Norte carrying the theme, “Strengthening Civilian Oversight and Collective Action for Safer Communities.”

The activity commenced with the arrival of participants, guests, and heads of offices or representatives of the Regional Technical Coordinating Committee for Crime Prevention and Justice (RTCCPCJ), followed by the Flag Raising Ceremony, which highlighted the collective commitment of government agencies and partner organizations toward crime prevention and public safety.

Representing Tagum City Mayor Rey T. Uy, City Administrator Edgar C. De Guzman delivered the Welcome Message and expressed the City Government’s gratitude and honor in being chosen as the host and in being part of this significant national event.

Moreover, a message of support was likewise delivered by PCOL Renante C. Cabico, Chief of Regional Staff, Police Regional Office XI, who represented PBGEN Leon Victor Z. Rosete, Regional Director of the Police Regional Office XI.

A key highlight of the program was the “Pagtataya ng Mamamayan sa Paghadlang ng Krimen” and Ceremonial Blowing of the Whistle, led by NAPOLCOM XI Regional Director Ma. Teresa Tuburan-Pacudan, CESO IV. The activity symbolized the active participation of citizens in crime prevention and underscored the vital role of civilian involvement in promoting safer communities.

The activity culminated with a Bomb Threat Drill conducted by the Davao del Norte Police Provincial Office, which was presented on the big screen at the Tagum City Atrium for the participants and guests to witness. The drill demonstrated the appropriate procedures and response mechanisms in addressing a potential bomb threat, highlighting the importance of preparedness, vigilance, inter-agency coordination, and proper response during emergencies.

The kickoff activity served as a strong reminder that crime prevention is not merely a week-long celebration but a continuing responsibility that requires the sustained commitment of government institutions, law enforcement agencies, partner organizations, and the community.

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28/08/2026

NAPOLCOM XI joins DCDR 87.5 FM Live Radio Guesting for 32nd NCPW Celebration

In line with the celebration of the 32nd National Crime Prevention Week (NCPW), representatives from the National Police Commission Regional Office XI (NAPOLCOM XI) participated in a live radio guesting over Davao City Disaster Radio (DCDR) 87.5 FM on August 27, 2026.

Representing NAPOLCOM XI were Atty. Christian Bryan S. Arias, Chief, Technical Services Division (TSD), and Ms. Rosaly May P. Sarcena, Chief, Planning Section. The discussion, anchored by Mr. James Galay highlighted the various activities lined up for the 32nd NCPW celebration, as well as relevant crime prevention issues and NAPOLCOM's perspectives on strengthening civilian oversight and collective action for safer communities.

During the discussion, NAPOLCOM XI emphasized that crime prevention is a shared and continuing responsibility that goes beyond the annual observance of NCPW. While it provides an opportunity to raise awareness and strengthen collaboration among stakeholders, the commitment to preventing crime and building safer communities must be upheld and practiced every day throughout the year.

Moreover, the radio guesting also provided an avenue to promote the upcoming PNP Entrance and Promotional Examinations, encouraging qualified individuals to participate and consider a career in public service.