The Caloocan City government unveils the architectural design of the soon-to-rise Caloocan Government Center. (Photo Courtesy: Caloocan Public Information Office)
QUEZON CITY, (PIA) -- An integrated government center will soon rise in the city of Caloocan to enable residents to have easier and faster access to the programs and services of the local government.
The infrastructure project, dubbed as the Caloocan Government Center, is designed to serve as a one-stop shop to simplify the transactions between the local government and residents.
In addition, this initiative will help in eliminating the instances of bureaucratic red tape pursuant to the implementation of Republic Act No. 11032 or the Ease of Doing Business (EODB) and Efficient Government Service Delivery Law.
“Para sa mas episyenteng paglilingkod sa ating mga kababayan, ipinapatayo natin ang walong palapag na Caloocan Government Center na maglalaan ng opisina sa iba't ibang tanggapan ng pamahalaang lungsod at pamahalaang nasyonal,” said Caloocan City Mayor Along Malapitan.
(To establish a more efficient service delivery for residents, we are building the eight-storey Caloocan Government Center which will allocate spaces for the different offices under the local and national government.)
“Para po ito sa mas mabilis na proseso, pagkuha ng impormasyon at pagdulong ng mga hinaing at suhestyon sa gobyerno,” he added.
[This (project) will pave the way for a faster (transaction) process as well as improved access to the government for relevant information, concerns, and suggestions.]
The eight-storey Caloocan Government Center will be situated at 8th Avenue East between 9th Street and 8th Avenue Extension in Barangay 101.
On Wednesday, May 8, the local government of Caloocan simultaneously held a groundbreaking ceremony for three different construction works in Barangays 167 (Sagrado and Villa Reform 3) and 176 (Phase 8, Package 9 Melpitas Court).
