Press Release No.: 012825-01
Authority: Pola Municipal Police Station
Date: January 27, 2025
Newly Trained Traffic Management Enforcers Ready to Serve Pola
Pola, Oriental Mindoro — In a momentous event held on January 27, 2025, during the Traditional Monday Flag Raising Ceremony at the Pola Municipal Building, Barangay Bayanan, Pola, Oriental Mindoro, certificates of completion were awarded to the newly trained Traffic Management Office (TMO) Enforcers. The enforcers successfully completed the Training and Orientation Seminar conducted from January 15 to January 21, 2025, at the Pola Municipal Police Station, Brgy. Zone 1, Pola.
The creation of the Traffic Management Office has been a long-awaited initiative, finally brought to fruition through the joint efforts of the Pola PNP and the Local Government Unit (LGU). This collaboration marks a significant step forward in addressing the municipality’s traffic management concerns and ensuring road safety for all Pola residents.
The certificates were presented by Hon. Jennifer M. Cruz, Municipal Mayor, and PMAJ Florante M. Sugian II, Chief of Police. This ceremony officially marks the start of the enforcers’ duties in managing traffic and promoting road discipline throughout the municipality.
In her speech, Mayor Cruz congratulated the graduates and emphasized the importance of their roles:
“You are now vital players in ensuring safety and discipline on our roads. Serve with integrity, compassion, and commitment because your work directly impacts the lives of our fellow Polaeños. I am confident that you will uphold the trust we have placed in you.”
Meanwhile, PMAJ Sugian addressed the newly appointed enforcers, urging them to carry out their duties with professionalism and dedication:
“As newly trained TMO enforcers, you have the responsibility to lead by example. Uphold fairness and professionalism in every situation, and remember that your service is a reflection of our shared mission to maintain order and safety in Pola.”
The newly inducted TMO enforcers are now ready to address traffic-related concerns, enforce local traffic ordinances, and contribute to the overall safety and organization of Pola’s roadways. Their training marks the beginning of a new era in traffic management and public safety for the municipality.
