DILG San Enrique, Negros Occidental

16/06/2026

Congratulations, Municipality of San Enrique!

29/05/2026

INTERFACING WITH LAND OWNERS FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE 2026 SUPPORT TO BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM (SBDP)

In preparation for the implementation of the 2026 Support to Barangay Development Program (SBDP) in Brgy. Bagonawa, San Enrique, Negros Occidental, Dr. Jennifer Tumbagahan, Municipal Assessor and Engr. Nevia de los Santos conducted an interfacing activity with land owners and Punong Barangay Arlu Aplasca to discuss the proposed infrastructure project and ensure proper coordination, transparency, and community participation.

The activity served as a venue to:

✅ Present the proposed SBDP projects
✅ Discuss project locations and right-of-way concerns
✅ Address questions and clarifications from land owners
✅ Strengthen cooperation among stakeholders for smooth project implementation

The Support to Barangay Development Program aims to bring sustainable development and improved public services to communities through priority infrastructure and development interventions.

27/05/2026

29/04/2026

Feedbacking of the recently conducted on-site visit and active engagement for the proposed 2026 SBDP and GEF projects in the Municipality of San Enrique.

The activity served as a vital platform for meaningful exchange, where detailed assessments were complemented by insightful discussions and constructive recommendations. These valuable inputs will play a crucial role in refining the LGUs' project plans to ensure they are more responsive, sustainable, and attuned to the real needs of our target barangay beneficiaries.

The team’s technical expertise, collaborative approach, and commitment to excellence greatly contributed to the success of the activity. Their guidance strengthens our direction as we enhance our proposals and prepare for effective implementation.

28/04/2026

DILG PDMU Engineers conducted an on-site visit with the target barangay beneficiaries of the 2026 SBDP and GEF Projects in the Municipality of San Enrique.

The activity provided an oppurtunity to conduct a proposed project site validation to identify project risks, feasibility, and constructability as well as to validate and review the documentary requirements related to project implementation
to ensure readiness for smooth project ex*****on.

Our sincere appreciation to Mayor Jilson Tubillara for the support extended to the team. Looking forward to the successful rollout of these initiatives for the benefit of the community.

22/04/2026

Conduct of on-site visit and coordination with the Punong Barangays of Barangay Guintorilan and Barangay Bagonawa in preparation for the implementation of 2026 Support to the Barangay Development Program (SBDP) projects.

15/04/2026

A coordination meeting was held today with the Punong Barangays and Barangay Secretaries of the 2025 RCSP Barangays to discuss and address concerns related to the document preparation, as well as other issues encountered in the implementation of the 2025 LGSF-SBDP Projects.

The Municipal Engineering Office presented key challenges and updates, which were thoroughly discussed among participants. Corresponding solutions and concrete action steps were identified to address gaps and improve overall project implementation.

This collaborative initiative reflects our shared commitment to transparency, accountability, and the timely delivery of programs and services for the benefit of the community.

Moving forward, concerned offices will continue to work in close coordination to resolve pending concerns and ensure the successful and efficient implementation of all projects.

13/04/2026

Congratulations Barangay Poblacion Lupong Tagapamayapa! 👏

Yhesa Montinola Jamorol

08/04/2026

08/04/2026

READ | ‘NO EXCUSES ON TURNOVER’: DILG URGES EARLY INVENTORY PREPARATIONS FOR BARANGAYS, SKs

Months ahead of the 2026 Barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan Elections (BSKE), the Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) has directed all barangay and SK officials nationwide to begin early inventory and turnover preparations to ensure seamless governance at the grassroots.

Issued through Memorandum Circular No. 2026-021, the directive reinforces President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr.’s push for accountability across all levels of government and aims to prevent disruptions in basic services during the transition of leadership in November.

“All barangay and SK officials must fully account for properties, financial records, documents, and money accountabilities before the assumption of newly elected officials,” the Department said.

To institutionalize the process, Punong Barangays are instructed to organize Barangay Inventory Teams (BITs), composed of barangay officials and community representatives, to oversee the documentation and turnover of all assets and records. SK Chairpersons are likewise directed to form SK Inventory Teams (SKITs), ensuring youth sector accountability is upheld.

These teams will conduct both initial and final inventories and will work closely with City and Municipal Assessment and Transition Teams to guarantee compliance and provide operational support throughout the transition period.

The directive is anchored on existing laws, including Presidential Decree No. 1445, the Local Government Code of 1991, and the SK Reform Act of 2015, all of which mandate proper management, documentation, and safeguarding of government resources.

The DILG warned that failure to properly turn over government properties and accountabilities may result in administrative and legal liability under existing laws, rules, and regulations.

The Department emphasized that a complete and transparent turnover is critical to ensuring continuity in public service and maintaining trust in local governance.

“Transitions should not interrupt service. This is about making sure every incoming official can continue delivering for their community from day one,” the Department added.

The BSKE is scheduled on the first Monday of November 2026.