19/08/2026
On August 13, 2026, the Laguna Police Provincial Office, spearheaded by Provincial Director PCOL Sandro Jay DC Tafalla, actively participated in the Advisory District 4A Cluster Assembly alongside various Municipal Advisory Groups.
The meeting assembly highlighted the strategic accomplishments of the advisory groups from 2022 to the present, re-affirming their unwavering commitment and continuing support for the PNP Police Transformation and Development program.
The Pila Municipal Advisory Group, under the leadership of Chairman Engr. Alex Reuyan, demonstrated strong active participation during the assembly, highlighting the municipality's localized efforts to advance the PNP Police Transformation and Development strategy.
Representing the non-governmental organization (NGO) sector, Secretary Ethel Fe Varona presented a comprehensive report detailing the group's major peace, order, and community development accomplishments spanning from 2022 to the present.
The report emphasized strong synergy between civil society, the NGO sector, and local law enforcement to build community trust.
Chairman Engr. Alex Reuyan and the attending members reaffirmed their advisory role in evaluating and recommending localized policies for the Pila Municipal Police Station.
The presentation proved that sustained community-led advisory oversight since 2022 directly contributes to the operational efficiency and integrity of local police transformation programs.
Rev. Ptr. Gerald B. Bejusano—the PAGPTD Religious Representative and District 4A Cluster Head—spearheaded a re-orientation session to realign members with their core roles, responsibilities, and the expansion of community-police partnerships.
The assembly saw active representation from the Municipal Advisory Groups across the 4A cluster, including: Lumban, Pila, Sta. Cruz, Magdalena, Pagsanjan, Cavinti, Luisiana, and Majayjay.
Janna's Place, Lumban, Laguna
August 13, 2026