Southern Leyte’s
Barangay Hingatunggan vies for LTIA national award
By ES GORNE, PIA Southern
Leyte
October 6, 2011
MAASIN CITY, Southern
Leyte – As the local chief executives (LCEs) throughout the nation
will celebrate the 20 years of local autonomy next week, Barangay
Hingatunggan of Silago vies for the national level Lupong Tagapamayapa
Incentive Award (LTIA) to be given during this year’s celebration.
The celebration is
spearheaded by the DILG and the Union of Local Authorities of the
Philippines wherein all the local chief executives in Southern Leyte
are set to attend to the national convergence in Manila on October
9-11, DILG Southern Leyte LGOO IV Loren Abrau, who is also the
designated Public Information Officer disclosed to PIA Southern Leyte.
Abrau said Barangay
Hingatunggan is an intermittent regional awardee and has been a
national awardee last 2001 for the LTIA.
This year, Barangay
Hingatunggan is vying for the LTIA national award being nominated now
among the top three barangays nationwide, Abrau added.
The attendance of the
members of the League of Provinces of the Philippines, League of the
Municipalities of the Philippines and the League of the Cities of the
Philippines were represented by the (18) municipalities, (1) city local
chief executives to be led by Provincial Governor Damian G. Mercado,
Abrau further said.
She added that during
the said occasion three different local government awards namely Seal
of Good Housekeeping, EXCELL Awards, and Lupong Tagapamayapa
Incentives awards will be given to deserving LGUs in recognition of
good performance.
Meanwhile, on October
9, the DILG issued memorandum circular for a synchronized barangay
assembly in the province in time with the celebration of the 20th
local autonomy anniversary wherein all barangay officials, staff and
workers will conduct a synchronized text voting of the Puerto Princesa
Underground River (PPUR), Abrau added.