04/11/2026
BAYUGAN CCPS AND SPAG TURN OVER 56TH PROJECT PATUBIG WATER PUMPING STATION TO KIAWAN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
BAYUGAN CITY, Agusan del Sur – On November 4, 2026, at approximately 3:30 PM, personnel of the Bayugan Component City Police Station (CCPS), led by PMAJ KRISTOPHER NIEL M. NONO, Deputy Chief of Police, under the supervision of PLTCOL JOSEF CARLO V. SILANG, Chief of Police, together with the Salaam Police Advocacy Group (SPAG) Bayugan Chapter, headed by Mr. Rashid S. Ali, Chapter President, and representatives of the Barangay Local Government Unit (BLGU) of Taglatawan, successfully conducted a school visitation and the formal turnover of the 56th Project Patubig Water Pumping Station to Kiawan Elementary School, located at Sitio Kiawan, Barangay Taglatawan, Bayugan City, Agusan del Sur.
The turnover was formally sealed through the signing of a Deed of Donation, followed by a short program attended by school officials, teachers, students, community leaders, and other stakeholders.
The project was warmly welcomed by the school community, as it is expected to provide a reliable and sustainable source of clean and accessible water for the school. This initiative will help address the daily water needs of both learners and teachers, promote proper hygiene and sanitation, and contribute to a healthier and more conducive learning environment.
This humanitarian undertaking was made possible through the generosity and continued support of Mr. and Mrs. Alseriedi, valued stakeholders and partners of the Bayugan CCPS Salaam Police, in collaboration with SPAG Caraga. Their unwavering commitment to community service reflects the spirit of compassion, generosity, and shared responsibility in uplifting the lives of those in need.
The activity is undertaken through Project SHUKRAN, a longstanding best practice of Bayugan CCPS established in 2017, which continues to strengthen police-community relations through humanitarian assistance, interfaith cooperation, peacebuilding, and meaningful partnerships among the police, Muslim stakeholders, local government units, and the wider community.
Through the continued implementation of Project Patubig, Bayugan CCPS and its partners reaffirm their dedication to responsive and compassionate public service, demonstrating that providing access to life's most essential resource—water—is also a meaningful way of building trust, promoting unity, and sustaining peace and development at the grassroots level.
Indeed, through unity, generosity, and sincere cooperation, service becomes more meaningful and its impact reaches beyond communities and generations.
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