Step 1
Step 1
What you do
1. Sign in the client’s logbook at Public Assistance & Complaint Desk (PACD) located at the front table inside the MDRRM Office.
What happens next
1.1 Let the client sign in the logbook
Processing Time
20 minuteFees
See fee breakdownWho Can Apply
Not specifiedResponsible Office
Office of the Municipal Disaster Risk Reduction and ManagementQuick summary
Prepare your documents
Before you apply, prepare the following:
Citizen's Charter procedure
Follow each client step and see what the office will do next.
Step 1
1. Sign in the client’s logbook at Public Assistance & Complaint Desk (PACD) located at the front table inside the MDRRM Office.
1.1 Let the client sign in the logbook
Step 2
Not specified
1.2 Endorse the client to the Operations and Warning Division
Step 3
2. 1Submit the Approved Request Letter and Schedule/Program of Activities to the Operations and Warning Division (request must be 7 days before the schedule of the event)
2.1. Receive the approved request letter and schedule/program of activities
Step 4
2. Check the content of the request letter and schedule/ program of activities and ask other details on event.
No fees required
Step 5
3. Prepared the Confirmation form
No fees required
Step 6
3. Secure the confirmation form
3.1 Issue the confirmation form
Official fee details
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Official time details
Estimated processing time20 minute
Where this service is handled
Office of the Municipal Disaster Risk Reduction and Management
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As Section 3, letter (l) states that Disaster Response - the provision of emergency services and public assistance during or immediately after disaster in order to save lives, reduce health impacts, ensure public safety and meet the basic subsistence needs of the people affected. Incident report received by the Officer in Charge were immediately take an action by the Office and coordinate it with other Agencies for urgent response and reduce impacts to the affected persons.