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[Title] => Sagip Batis prevents major flooding in QC
[Summary] => Sagip Batis, a program involving the massive clean-up of creeks, rivers and other waterways in Quezon City, has reduced flooding incidents from 38 barangays in 2004 to only 25 at the height of tropical storm Florita in the last two days, a top city official said yesterday.
Manuel Sabalza, chief of the Department of Public Order and Safety (DPOS), said that as of yesterday noon, the city disaster coordinating center has monitored only minor flooding in at least 25 barangays.
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[Title] => QC traffic code to generate P50 M
[Summary] => The new Traffic Management Code of Quezon City, which was implemented last Monday, is expected to generate P50 million a year, a top city official said yesterday
In a report to Mayor Feliciano Belmonte Jr., Manuel Sabalza, chief of the Department of Public Order and Safety (DPOS), said the projected income would be generated from fines and penalties from motorists who will be issued Ordinance Violation Receipts (OVRs) for traffic law violations.
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[Title] => QC government set to take over traffic management
[Summary] => The Quezon City government, in a bid to ease traffic and minimize road accidents in various parts of the city, will officially take over on Monday traffic management functions from the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA), a top city official said yesterday.
Manuel Sabalza, chief of the Department of Public Order and Safety (DPOS), said the assumption of duties is in compliance with the New Quezon City Traffic Management Code, which was approved last year by Mayor Feliciano Belmonte Jr.
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[Title] => All systems go for QC bike lane
[Summary] => In response to the national government’s energy conservation calls aimed at cutting back on fuel consumption, the Quezon City government has approved the setting up of pilot bicycle lanes on major thoroughfares in the city.
Manuel Sabalza, chief of the city’s Department of Public Order and Safety (DPOS), said Quezon City Mayor Feliciano Belmonte Jr. has given the go-signal for the setting up of a 6.5-kilometer bike route in coordination with the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA).
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[Title] => QC set to implement new traffic code
[Summary] => Quezon City Mayor Feliciano Belmonte Jr. has ordered the full implementation of the new Traffic Management Code starting next month to ease vehicular traffic and minimize road accidents in various parts of the city.
In a directive to Manuel Sabalza, deputy city administrator for external affairs, and Chief of the Department of Public Order and Safety (DPOS), the mayor said the local traffic code, which was signed into law last year, will be implemented after the rules and regulations are finalized.
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[Title] => Cops round up 44 drag racers in QC; violators face fines
[Summary] => Quezon City police and city government traffic operatives rounded up 44 people suspected of engaging in illegal street racing on Mindanao Avenue at dawn yesterday.
Manuel Sabalza, deputy city administrator and chief of the Department of Public Order and Safety (DPOS), said the arrest of the drag racers was a result of a weeklong surveillance conducted by his office and the Central Police District (CPD).
"We intercepted them as soon as they began racing, Sabalza told The STAR.
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[Title] => Business deals up to 1,500 daily
[Summary] => The average daily transactions for both business and real estate taxes have increased from 1,000 to 1,500 a day with the implementation of the computerization program of the Quezon City government.
Information Technology chairman and Department of Public Order and Safety (DPOS) head Manuel Sabalza said the full implementation of the program will significantly improve the payment process of various fees and taxes in the QC Hall.
A development plan has been designed for the distribution of 460 PCs delivered while a training program will be conducted for the users.
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[Title] => Computerized payroll for QC
[Summary] => The Commission on Audit (COA) has provided the Quezon City government the software for the computerization of its payroll and the monitoring of leaves and absences of the 10,051 employees.
Manuel Sabalza, manager of the Task Force QC Information Technology program, told The Star that the city government paid the COA P532,000 for the software, which can also easily trace existence of "ghost employees."
Sabalza assured Quezon City Mayor Feliciano Belmonte Jr. that the computerization of the payroll will be in place by January next year.
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[Summary] => Sagip Batis, a program involving the massive clean-up of creeks, rivers and other waterways in Quezon City, has reduced flooding incidents from 38 barangays in 2004 to only 25 at the height of tropical storm Florita in the last two days, a top city official said yesterday.
Manuel Sabalza, chief of the Department of Public Order and Safety (DPOS), said that as of yesterday noon, the city disaster coordinating center has monitored only minor flooding in at least 25 barangays.
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[Title] => QC traffic code to generate P50 M
[Summary] => The new Traffic Management Code of Quezon City, which was implemented last Monday, is expected to generate P50 million a year, a top city official said yesterday
In a report to Mayor Feliciano Belmonte Jr., Manuel Sabalza, chief of the Department of Public Order and Safety (DPOS), said the projected income would be generated from fines and penalties from motorists who will be issued Ordinance Violation Receipts (OVRs) for traffic law violations.
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[Title] => QC government set to take over traffic management
[Summary] => The Quezon City government, in a bid to ease traffic and minimize road accidents in various parts of the city, will officially take over on Monday traffic management functions from the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA), a top city official said yesterday.
Manuel Sabalza, chief of the Department of Public Order and Safety (DPOS), said the assumption of duties is in compliance with the New Quezon City Traffic Management Code, which was approved last year by Mayor Feliciano Belmonte Jr.
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[Title] => All systems go for QC bike lane
[Summary] => In response to the national government’s energy conservation calls aimed at cutting back on fuel consumption, the Quezon City government has approved the setting up of pilot bicycle lanes on major thoroughfares in the city.
Manuel Sabalza, chief of the city’s Department of Public Order and Safety (DPOS), said Quezon City Mayor Feliciano Belmonte Jr. has given the go-signal for the setting up of a 6.5-kilometer bike route in coordination with the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA).
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[Title] => QC set to implement new traffic code
[Summary] => Quezon City Mayor Feliciano Belmonte Jr. has ordered the full implementation of the new Traffic Management Code starting next month to ease vehicular traffic and minimize road accidents in various parts of the city.
In a directive to Manuel Sabalza, deputy city administrator for external affairs, and Chief of the Department of Public Order and Safety (DPOS), the mayor said the local traffic code, which was signed into law last year, will be implemented after the rules and regulations are finalized.
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[Title] => Cops round up 44 drag racers in QC; violators face fines
[Summary] => Quezon City police and city government traffic operatives rounded up 44 people suspected of engaging in illegal street racing on Mindanao Avenue at dawn yesterday.
Manuel Sabalza, deputy city administrator and chief of the Department of Public Order and Safety (DPOS), said the arrest of the drag racers was a result of a weeklong surveillance conducted by his office and the Central Police District (CPD).
"We intercepted them as soon as they began racing, Sabalza told The STAR.
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[Title] => Business deals up to 1,500 daily
[Summary] => The average daily transactions for both business and real estate taxes have increased from 1,000 to 1,500 a day with the implementation of the computerization program of the Quezon City government.
Information Technology chairman and Department of Public Order and Safety (DPOS) head Manuel Sabalza said the full implementation of the program will significantly improve the payment process of various fees and taxes in the QC Hall.
A development plan has been designed for the distribution of 460 PCs delivered while a training program will be conducted for the users.
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[Title] => Computerized payroll for QC
[Summary] => The Commission on Audit (COA) has provided the Quezon City government the software for the computerization of its payroll and the monitoring of leaves and absences of the 10,051 employees.
Manuel Sabalza, manager of the Task Force QC Information Technology program, told The Star that the city government paid the COA P532,000 for the software, which can also easily trace existence of "ghost employees."
Sabalza assured Quezon City Mayor Feliciano Belmonte Jr. that the computerization of the payroll will be in place by January next year.
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