Mayor Jeannie lays groundwork for a prosperous Malabon
UNDER Mayor Jeannie Sandoval’s administration, the local government of Malabon has been laying the groundwork for prosperity.
Major works to rehabilitate its roads and drainage was just completed. The work involved pothole patching, resealing of paved roads, re-gravelling, and having a proper drainage system outlet. Following the rehabilitation of its roads, both Gabriel and Florante Street at Hulong Duhat as well as Mangostan Road at Potrero is now open to motorists. The upgrade and rehabilitation project is expected to help ease traffic and address flooding in the communities.
Malabueños will also see the lighting of hybrid solar streetlights on Friday, 30th of June. 30 of the 378 smart solar streetlights will be initially installed under the Street Lighting Project designed to ensure that no street in Malabon is “left in the dark” supporting Mayor Jeannie’s vision of having a safe, walkable, and vibrant Malabon.
The innovations that the administration of Mayor Jeannie is doing will surely benefit both residents and businesses. Delivery of service is expected to be far more efficient with the renovation of its Business One Stop Shop (BOSS) designed to prevent unnecessary delays when transacting and securing permits and licenses.
“The technology we are putting in place is critical to improve efficiencies that will benefit the entire city” explained Mayor Jeannie during the inauguration.
Mayor Jeannie also raises the bar in Malabon’s capacity to prevent and respond to emergencies with its newly inaugurated 24/7 Central Command and Communication Center. Equipped with PTZ, Bullet, Traffic, Dome, and speaker tracking cameras, as well as high level radios and monitoring systems, the Command Center will greatly increase Malabon’s capacity to protect the lives and property of its residents.
