My Barangay Daliao

The Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) has implemented various infrastructure projects in Barangay Daliao this year. The road widening project to four lanes in J. dela Cruz St. and Fish Port Ave. is on-going while another budget has been allocated for various road concreting projects and drainage improvement in the barangay, including a proposed multi-purpose building that will serve as a new recreation center. PB Rodolfo Te is grateful to President Rody Duterte, Mayor Sara Duterte, Sen. Bong Go, and Congressman Isidro Ungab for the progress they have brought to the barangay. The Sangguniang Barangay, especially the Committee on Infrastructure led by Kgd. Genaro Oberez Jr., and members Kgd. Ryan Maboloc and Kgd. Joseph Dumogho, has been active in the effort to push for equitable and sustainable development meant to benefit their constituents and the next generation. Barangay Daliao is one of the biggest barangays in Davao City in terms of population.

  The Department of Public Works and Highways XI has saved the 100-year old Acacia Tree in Barangay Daliao from cutting. This was revealed by PB Rodolfo Te to the Sangguniang Barangay as he read a letter from the DPWH during a regular session held last June 6, 2021. It can be recalled that four barangay officials, namely, Kgd. Joseph Dumogho, Kgd. Joven Anthony Mulat, Kgd. Raymund Zapanta, and Kgd. Ryan Maboloc, have petitioned the DPWH to save the heritage tree in order to preserve its value to the environment. Dr. Moises Torrentira, an environmental planner, gave an opinion that the tree is healthy and poses no threat to motorists. The Sangguniang Barangay passed a resolution endorsing the petition to the DPWH. The DPWH said in the letter that the on-going road widening project will be adjusted. 

We believe in educating the youth. Barangay Daliao has a Values Formation Program that has reached out to hundreds of youth leaders in the past five years (2015-19). The Sangguniang Barangay has developed a program for the youth through the initiative of Kgd. Christopher Ryan Maboloc. "PB Rodolfo Te is a role model when it comes to good values," says Kgd. Maboloc. The punong barangay himself emphasizes the role of values in the family. Kgd. Maboloc, who is a professor at Ateneo, wants to continue the program through Mind Education with Pastor Samuel Cho of the Good News Church. Prior to the pandemic, the Sangguniang Barangay and the Sangguniang Kabataan have hosted five (5) values formation workshops, one (1) youth leaders summit, and three (3) leadership trainings. Kgd. Maboloc has invited professors from the best universities in the region. Past speakers include Fr. Dexter Veloso, Fr. Urbano Pardillo Jr., Fr. Lentoy Bentayao, Dr. Adrian Tamayo, Dr. Moises Torrentira, Dr. Sh

  The Department of Public Works and Highways XI has received the petition of the Sangguniang Barangay of Daliao to save the century-old acacia tree in Daliao, Toril District, Davao City. It was received by Mr. Sherwin Matucol of DPWH XI who attended the regular session on April 8, 2021 upon the invitation of the petitioners. The said petition was initiated by Kgd. Joseph Dumogho, Kgd. Joven Anthony Mulat, Kgd. Raymond Zapanta, and Kgd. Christopher Ryan Maboloc. It was duly endorsed by PB Rodolfo Te on the basis of a resolution that was passed by the council. The petitioners are appealing to the DPWH to adjust the program of works of the road widening project to spare the tree that is considered a heritage by barangay constituents. As a precaution, Kgd. Lolito Sucayre has suggested pruning the acacia tree at the junction of Fish Port Avenue and J. Dela Cruz St.                                                                                                                               

In a show of unity for Mother Nature, Kgd. Joseph Dumogho, Kgd. Joven Anthony Mulat, Kgd. Raymond Zapanta, and Kgd. Christopher Ryan Maboloc will file a Petition to Save a 100-year Acacia Tree in Barangay Daliao. The century old tree is in danger of being cut because of a road widening project. However, upon inspection and with the opinion of an urban planner consulted by Kgd. Maboloc, the tree does not have to be cut necessarily even if a second lane is to be added to the road. The tree, located at the junction of Fish Port Avenue and J. Dela Cruz Street, is healthy.  Kgd. Maboloc, who is a professor at Ateneo de Davao University, has posted online his appeal to the Department of Public Works and Highways to spare the tree. He has also contacted through informal channels the Department of the Environment and Natural Resources - CENRO and the DPWH Region XI on the matter. He has been advised to write a petition letter so that the Sangguniang Barangay can inform the proper authorities o

The Tech-Voc Center in Barangay Daliao has resumed its in-person classes beginning in late February 2021 under strict health protocols and guidelines. The Sangguniang Barangay wrote to the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority and subsequently got an approval to re-open the center with classes limited to five (5) students per session, the wearing of facemask, and social distancing.  Kgd. Joseph Dumogho and Kgd. Christopher Ryan Maboloc endorsed to PB Rodolfo Te the move to resume the classes in order to serve the constitutents of Barangay Daliao and the other students from different barangays who have shown interest to continie their training in welding, electronics and electrical installation.  The instructors of the program are Jerson Beduya, Ricky Cabato and Teodoro Espera, all TVET holders. Mr. Manolito Seguerra did the coordination with TESDA for the reopening, with the sincere intent to help the enrollees. "The techvoc program is meant to help people beyond ou