06/09/2026
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BARANGAY TAMBAC, LUMBATAN, LANAO DEL SUR โ September 4, 2026. โ A Pulong-Pulong (Consultative Meeting) was successfully conducted in Barangay Tambac, Municipality of Lumbatan, Lanao del Sur, bringing together barangay officials, community leaders, sectoral representatives, traditional leaders, and other stakeholders to discuss the needs, concerns, and priorities of the community.
The activity aimed to strengthen partnership, coordination, and community participation among the Barangay Local Government Unit (BLGU), the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP), and various government line agencies in addressing the needs of the people of Barangay Tambac.
During the activity, Hon. Saidali โSaidy/Financeโ Lao Indar delivered the welcome remarks and discussed the objectives of the consultative meeting. He emphasized the importance of bringing together different stakeholders to identify the priority concerns of the community and explore appropriate interventions and assistance.
Meanwhile, 2nd Lieutenant Rafael Palac, Executive Officer of the 64th Infantry Battalion (64IB), Charlie Company, Armed Forces of the Philippines, highlighted the importance of establishing strong partnerships among the LGU, BLGU, AFP, and other government agencies to better respond to the needs of the community.
2LT Palac emphasized the importance of conducting a needs assessment to determine the specific assistance required by the community. He reiterated that the AFP is committed to supporting the barangay through coordination with the Barangay Chairman and by facilitating referrals to appropriate government line agencies, including TESDA, DTI, and other concerned agencies, depending on the identified needs of the community.
Also during the consultation, Bae Normina Lao Indar highlighted the important role of women in community building and development. She also emphasized the need to strengthen support and assistance for Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) and Solo Parents, ensuring that vulnerable sectors are included in community development initiatives.
The consultation was attended by Barangay Kagawad, Barangay Health Workers, Barangay Madaya officials, Barangay Committees, Purok Leaders, Barangay Peacekeeping Action Team (BPAT), representatives of the Sangguniang Kabataan (SK), women sector representatives, and traditional leaders.
The Pulong-Pulong provided an avenue for open dialogue between community stakeholders, allowing participants to raise concerns, identify priority needs, and discuss possible solutions through stronger coordination and referrals to appropriate government agencies.
The successful conduct of the activity underscores the shared commitment of Barangay Tambac, the AFP, local government, community leaders, and partner agencies to promote responsive governance, inclusive community development, peace and order, and improved delivery of government services.
Through partnership, consultation, and collective action, Barangay Tambac continues to build a stronger, more empowered, and resilient community.