Earlier this week, the Honorable Mayor Darlene Magnolia Antonino-Custodio of General Santos City delivered her “First 100 Days Report” to a mixed group of media personnel and city hall employees at her CMO Conference Room.
The “First 100 Days Report“ “neither presents the State of Affairs of the local governance nor the State of the City as a whole. It is merely a partial account of the initial accomplishments of the local government covering the 3rd quarter of the Calendar Year 2010”.
Included in this report are “the salient initiatives undertaken by the local chief executive (Mayor Darlene) which translate into local governance policies carried out through issuances and pronouncements.”
It is a preliminary inventory of highlights under the four city development strategies cluster: Good Governance, Social Services & Livability, Fiscal Management & Bankability, and Investments/Jobs/Economy and Competitiveness.
We are sharing it to you here in its basic print form less the verbal explanations which the hardworking Chief Executive provided all throughout her delivery.
Darlene’s First 100 Days Report
We are encouraging you to read the “First 100 Days Report” in its entirety to give you a clear picture of where GenSan is likely to be heading under the administration of the indefatigable Mayor Darlene Antonino Custodio.
And after that, think of how you, as a general can do your share to help her in her vision of a globally competitive General Santos City.
That’s basically how things should continue to be up and running in GenSan – by all of us (government and the public sectors) contributing and working towards its betterment.
That’s what we could do as generals.
That’s the least we should do.
Congratulations Mayor! When she’s started working being a mayor of this city, sunod-sunod na ang mga investments at mga bagong establishments. 🙂
Congratulations to the Mayor. with 100 days she has done so much for sure in the coming hundreds of days there will be more to come.
generally a good job for first 100 days. im just wandering what happen to the intelligence of PNP personnel, the intelligence fund, and the brain power of elected city kagawads, to get rid of illegal firearms and random killings in the city. the manila hostage incident, involvement of some PNP at maguindanao masacre, and the day to day news of PNP handling of various cases give me the impression that PNP generally are inutile even the PNP chief is like ordinary civilian to me vulnerable to even ordinary civilian if not to security escorts and sidearm… where is the snappy look and physical and mental agility, and the courtesy of a gentleman?
gensan tuna festival a success? in what set of criterias? no offense to anybody…
Job Well done to our beautiful MAyor! God Bless
Sir O: It’s on Page 12. 😀
Gensan is fortunate to have a very hardworking executive!
i am wondering why the tuna festival was nowhere in this report.