Binalonan Mayor Boosts Town’s Security

By Mortz C. Ortigoza

BINALONAN – This burgeoning first class town  had not only provided but will add more modern equipment to beef up her security so people here would be secured.

EDUCATIONAL TOURISM. Binalonan Mayor Ramon “Mon-Mon”

 Guico III exhorts recently his constituents’ cooperation as he prepares 

the thriving town’s entry to educational tourism. PHOTO: MORTZ C.

ORTIGOZA

According to Mayor Ramon ”Mon-Mon” Guico III this Eastern Pangasinan's town will be buying one or two ambulances and three pickup trucks to make the members of the Philippine National Police here efficient in their maintenance of peace and order.

“So that the town center will be safe, and at night can bring their family dito sa plaza at hindi po tayo matatakot pag may masamang mangyayari,” he stressed.

He cited the new police building and the Quick Reaction Response Center (QRRC) building that houses the fire marshals and the Disaster Risk Reduction & Management Council (DRRMC).

He said the DRRMC’s edifice was already wired.

“That is why the quick response number is 632-1111, parang pang Shakey’s delivery. But we will deliver the quick response but may mga kailangan pa, pag may sunog, may aberya may aksidente meron pong sasagot,” he said.

Meanwhile, Mayor Guico said that he and some of this local government unit's officials mull to go to the United States to coordinate with the officials of the University of Seattle, talk with the experts there about Carlos Bulosan, an English-language Filipino novelist and poet who spent most of his life in the United States.
The world's renowned novelist and poet hailed from this town but left it for the U.S in the early 1900s.

Wikipidia said that Bulosan's works and legacy is heralded in a permanent exhibition, "The Carlos Bulosan Memorial Exhibit” in that State.

“Bring some memorabilia of Carlos Bulosan that has been put up in that university. This is our key to our educational tourism in Binalonan,” he cited.