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The Camalig Public Information Office (CPIO) serves as the leading unit of LGU-Camalig in bridging the gap between the government and the community through the delivery of intensive, accurate, timely, and unbiased communication with the general public and the media via traditional and digital approaches, promoting transparency, accountability, and participatory governance within the local government.

01/11/2026

𝘼 𝘿𝙞𝙨𝙥𝙡𝙖𝙮 𝙤𝙛 𝙇𝙤𝙫𝙚 𝙖𝙣𝙙 𝙍𝙚𝙢𝙚𝙢𝙗𝙧𝙖𝙣𝙘𝙚: Local cemeteries in Camalig, Albay, light up as families gathered to honor their departed loved ones, highlighting the solemnity and communal spirit of Undas 2026.

✍️ | MVillavicencio
📸 | AIgnacio

01/11/2026

LOOK: Families in Camalig, Albay, gather to remember and honor their departed loved ones this year’s All Saints’ Day. The annual gathering transforms local burial grounds into vibrant spaces of prayer and communal bonding as residents pay respects to their departed relatives.

31/10/2026

IN PHOTOS: Camalig residents are working together to beautify their cemeteries, preparing a clean and respectful environment for the observance of Undas 2026, where families will gather to honor their departed loved ones.

To ensure public safety and order, personnel from the Municipal Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office (MDRRMO), Camalig Municipal Police Station (MPS), Camalig Fire Station (FS), and Municipal Health Office (MHO) have been strategically mobilized in areas with high foot traffic, critical checkpoints, and major cemeteries across the municipality.

✍️| MVillavicencio
📸| PBucu

30/10/2026

Nuyda Park rehabilitation gets approval as tourism council convenes for special meeting, passes key resolutions

In a bid to further boost local heritage preservation and tourism, the Camalig Tourism & Cultural Heritage Council (CTCHC), led by President Ben Francis Nasayao, convened a special meeting today, October 30, 2026, at the Mayor’s Office, to discuss key resolutions.

The meeting, attended by Municipal Mayor Hon. Carlos “Caloy” Irwin G. Baldo Jr., Municipal Tourism Officer Jed Villanueva, CTCHC officers, and members of the local finance committee, officially approved the following resolutions:

•Nuyda Park Rehabilitation: The council approved the Local Government Unit of Camalig’s (LGU-Camalig) program to rehabilitate Nuyda Park. This resolution notes the formal endorsement of the development plan to the National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA) for final approval.

•Pampanga Tourism & Cultural Exchange: A resolution was approved authorizing CTCHC officers to participate in a Tourism and Cultural Exchange Activity in the Province of Pampanga this coming December 2026, aimed at adopting the province’s best practices in heritage tourism.

•Christmas Cheers 2026: The council officially approved the Calendar of Events alongside the Work & Financial Plan for the upcoming "Christmas Cheers 2026" festivities, ensuring a vibrant and well-budgeted holiday season for residents and visitors in Camalig.

Mayor Baldo expressed strong support for the council's initiatives, emphasizing that these efforts will contribute to the local government’s continuous initiatives to preserve Camalig’s rich historical identity and stimulate local economy through sustainable cultural tourism.

✍️| MVillavicencio
📸| GMuynq, PBucu

30/10/2026

115 CComC students receive provincial educational assistance

The Provincial Government of Albay (PGA), through the Provincial Education Department (PED), distributed financial aid to 115 tertiary students on October 29, 2026 at the Camalig Community College (CComC), marking another significant event for the newly-opened institution.

As part of the Albay Provincial Educational Assistance for College Students Program, the said student beneficiaries each received ₱2,000.

The payout, a localized initiative and ongoing educational support program, is designed to ease the financial burden of tertiary education expenses such as school projects, contributions, and daily allowance.

✍️| MVillavicencio
📸| GMuyna

30/10/2026

LOOK: The Local Government Unit of Camalig (LGU-Camalig), in partnership with the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA), successfully held Batches 2 and 3 of the Women’s Digital Literacy Training on October 28 and 29, respectively, at the Camalig Community College (CComC).

The training brought together Barangay Nutrition Scholars (BNS) and Barangay Secretaries, giving them the opportunity to learn and improve their skills in using digital tools that can help make their daily tasks and administrative work easier and more efficient.

During the training, participants gained practical knowledge on digital tools and data management that they can apply in their respective barangays.

Following the successful completion of the first three batches, the training will continue with its final session, Batch 4, scheduled for November 6.

Through this initiative, LGU-Camalig and TESDA continue to provide opportunities for local government personnel and community workers to develop their digital skills and keep up with the growing demands of technology in public service.

✍️ | TFlorece
📸 | GMuyna

28/10/2026

Camalig finalizes security, safety plan for Undas 2026

To ensure a peaceful and orderly observance of All Saints’ Day and All Souls’ Day, the local government, spearheaded by the Municipal Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office (MDRRMO) led by Rommel V. Negrete, Jr., PhD, JD, D Hum., convened an Emergency Operations Center (EOC) tactical meeting today, October 28, at the Camalig Command Center to map out security and disaster response plans for Undas 2026.

The briefing focused on strategically deploying personnel across local cemeteries, major road networks, and public transport hubs ahead of the expected surge of visitors.

Under the coordinated deployment plan, MDRRMO will work alongside the Philippine National Police (PNP), Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP), Municipal Health Office (MHO), and Municipal Tourism and Cultural Heritage Office (MTCHO). Barangay Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Committees (BDRRMCs) from Cotmon, Ilawod, Tinago, and Barangays 1, 2, and 3 will also set up local help desks, traffic control checkpoints, and first-aid stations to maintain public safety throughout the holiday.

✍️ | MNoble
📸 | AIgnacio

28/10/2026

Camalig MDRRMO prepares for 4th Quarter Multi-Hazard Drill

To ensure the town is ready for potential disasters, the Municipal Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office (MDRRMO), led by Rommel V. Negrete, Jr., PhD, JD, D Hum., held a pre-exercise coordination meeting today, October 28, at the Camalig Command Center.

Local response teams reviewed current weather updates and Mayon Volcano's status to set up a realistic drill scenario. During the session, the planning team mapped out the drill schedule, assigned roles to participating offices, and finalized reporting protocols—ensuring all agencies are fully synchronized and prepared for the upcoming 4th Quarter Multi-Hazard Drill happening this November 5 at Taladong Elementary School.

✍️ | MNoble
📸 | AIgnacio

28/10/2026

LOOK: The Local Government Unit of Camalig (LGU-Camalig), in partnership with the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA), successfully conducted Batch 1 of the Women’s Digital Literacy Training on October 27 at the Camalig Community College.

The training gathered Barangay Nutrition Scholars (BNS) and Barangay Secretaries to enhance their digital literacy skills and improve efficiency in local administration.

The activity opened with remarks from Camalig Training Center (CTC) Administrator Ms. Chyrel San Andres, who emphasized the importance of IT skills in delivering effective community service. Meanwhile, resource speaker Ms. Cyrine A. Lorilla from TESDA guided the participants through practical digital tools and data management practices aimed at modernizing local governance across the municipality.

This initiative marks the start of a series of training sessions, with Batches 2, 3, and 4 set to follow as part of the continuing effort to strengthen the digital capabilities of local government personnel and community workers.

✍️ | MNoble
📸 | GMuyna

27/10/2026

PLT-Guinobatan students complete research data-gathering in Camalig; Mayor Baldo expresses support and enthusiasm

Bachelor of Science in Hospitality Management (BSHM) students of PLT College of Guinobatan, Inc. successfully conducted their data-gathering activities among the Local Government Unit of Camalig’s (LGU-Camalig) municipal officers and local residents in the town.

The data-gathering activities were conducted in line with the students’ research study entitled "The Impact of Industrial Activities on the Local Tourism Development in Camalig, Albay.”

Following their successful data-gathering activities, the group paid a courtesy visit to Town Mayor Hon. Carlos “Caloy” Irwin G. Baldo Jr. The group expressed their warm gratitude to the local chief executive for granting them permission to conduct their survey.

In his message, Mayor Baldo expressed support and enthusiasm for the students' research and noted that the findings of the study would be valuable in balancing industrial growth with the sustainable development of Camalig's tourism sector.

✍️| MVillavicencio
📸| AIgnacio

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