Occidental Mindoro Police Launch AKAY, GABAY Projects
New initiatives aim to strengthen police-community partnerships and public service in Mamburao
STRENGTHENING COMMUNITY TIES. A police officer addresses students and other participants during the launching of Project AKAY and Project GABAY at the Mamburao Municipal Gymnasium in Occidental Mindoro on 11 November 2026. The initiatives seek to strengthen cooperation between the police, local government and community members.
MAMBURAO, Occidental Mindoro — The Occidental Mindoro Police Provincial Office (OMPPO), in partnership with the municipal government of Mamburao, officially launched Project AKAY and Project GABAY on 11 November 2026 to strengthen community engagement and promote people-centered public service.
The launching ceremony, held at the Mamburao Municipal Gymnasium, was led by OMPPO Provincial Director Police Colonel Ali Jose A. Duterte and Municipal Mayor Glicerio S. Almero III.
The two initiatives seek to reinforce cooperation between law enforcement authorities and local government officials in providing guidance, support and community-oriented services to residents.
During the activity, Police Lieutenant Anita P. Montillana presented Project GABAY, explaining its objectives and significance in strengthening police-community relations.
Police Lieutenant Lea B. Dagdagan discussed Project AKAY, emphasizing its role in promoting meaningful public service and community involvement.
The programs highlight the importance of collaboration between police personnel, local government officials and community stakeholders in addressing public concerns and encouraging active citizen participation.
Through the initiatives, the OMPPO and the Mamburao local government aim to establish stronger partnerships that will contribute to safer, more responsive and supportive communities.
The launching also underscored the continuing commitment of local authorities to improving public trust through community-based programs and closer engagement with residents.