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Cagayan Province
I. GENERAL OVERVIEWA. Provincial Profile
AREA PROFILE
PROVINCENO. OF CITIES
NO. OF MUNICIPALITIES
NO. OF BARANGAYS
POPULATIONLAND AREA
(km2)
NO. OF ESTABLISHMENTS
(as per BPLO)
CAGAYAN 1 28 820 1,199,320 9,295.75 23,529
B. Jurisdictional Map of Province
Cagayan has a prehistoric civilization with rich and diverse culture. According to archaeologists,the earliest man in the Philippines probably lived in Cagayan thousands of years ago. Evidences tothis effect are now convincing beyond scientific doubt to consider it as an incontestable fact.
In the classical era, Gattaran and Lal-lo used to be the home of hunter-gatherers whospecialized in hunting mollusks. These hunter-gatherers have stockpiled their leftover molluskshells in numerous sites in Gattaran and Lal-lo, until eventually, the shells formed into largest stockof shell-midden sites in the entire Philippines.
From available evidences, the Atta or Negrito - a short dark-skinned nomad - was the firstman in Cagayan. They were later moved to the uplands by the Malays who eventually becamethe Ibanags, Itawes, Yogads, Gaddangs, Irayas and Malawegs - the natives of Cagayan - who actuallycame from one ethnicity. These are the people found by the Spaniards in the different villages alongthe rivers all over Cagayan. The Spaniards rightly judged that these various villagers came from asingle racial stock and decided to make the Ibanag language the lingua franca, both civilly andecclesiastically for the entire people of Cagayan which they called collectively asthe Cagayanes which later was transliterated to become Cagayanos.
C. History
II. ADMINISTRATIVE UPDATE
A. Personnel Administration
PROVINCE
OFFICER NON OFFICER
NUP TOTAL
SSUPT SUPT CINSP SINSP INSP SFO4 SFO3 SFO2 SFO1 FO3 FO2 FO1
CAGAYAN 0 1 1 1 3 12 18 41 74 47 64 158 7 427
(as of 11 January 2019)
PROVINCE POPULATION AS OF 2015
IDEAL NUMBER OF PERSONNEL
ACTUAL NUMBER OF PERSONNEL
SHORTAGE OF PERSONNEL
IDEAL NUMBER OFFIRE TRUCKS
ACTUAL NUMBER OF FIRE TRUCKS
SHORTAGE OF FIRE TRUCKS
Cagayan 1,199,320 600 389 211 43 43 0
Ideal Ratio of Firefigther to Firetruck = 1:14Ideal Ratio of Firefighter to Population = 1:2,000Ideal Ratio of Firetruck to Population = 1:28,000
Table A-1b Total Strength vs Actual Strength
TOTAL STRENGHT ON TRNG/ ON SUSPENSION ACTUAL STRENGHT
OPFM 28 28
Abulug Fire Station 12 4 FBRC 8
Alcala Fire Station 16 1 OCC 15
Allacapan Fire Station 12 1 FBRC 11
Amulung Fire Station 19 1 FBRC 18
Aparri Fire Station 12 12
Baggao Fire Station 17 1 FBRC 16
Ballesteros Fire Station 8 1 FBRC 7
Buguey Fire Station 13 1 FBRC 12
Camalaniugan Fire Station 9 9
Claveria Fire Station 11 3 FBRC 8
Enrile Fire Station 15 2 FBRC 13
Gattaran Fire Station 11 1 OCC/1 FBRC 9
Gonzaga Fire Station 15 2 FBRC 13
Iguig Fire Station 16 2 FBRC/1 ON SUSPENSION 13
Table A-1b Total Strength vs Actual Strength
TOTAL STRENGHT ON TRNG/ ON SUSPENSION ACTUAL STRENGHT
Lal-lo Fire Station 17 1 OCC/3 FBRC 13
Lasam Fire Station 15 15
Pamplona Fire Station 10 2 FBRC 8
Peñablanca Fire Station 13 13
Piat Fire Station 9 9
Rizal Fire Station 7 1 FBRC/1 ON SUSPENSION 5
Sanchez Mira Fire Station 14 14
Sta. Ana Fire Station 8 8
Sta. Praxedes Fire Station 8 8
Sto. Nino Fire Station 9 3 FBRC 6
Solana Fire Station 23 1 FBRC/1 SUSPENSION 21
Tuao Fire Station 19 1 OCC 18
Tuguegarao City Fire Station 61 2 FBRC 59
Calayan FPO
Sta Teresita FPO
TOTAL 427 38 389
Table A-2 Training Profile
TRAINING TOTAL
OSEC PSOAC OBCW/OUT
OBCOCC FPSC FAIIC FAIC FIC FSBC P/FBRC
W/OUTFBRC
NUP
CAGAYAN 0 2 1 1 2 61 99 0 0 6 211 41 37 427
TOTAL 0 2 1 1 2 61 99 0 0 6 211 41 37 427
B.. Personnel due for Retirement for 2019
No. of Retirees per month TOTAL
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
CAGAYAN 8 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 4 16
III. LOGISTICAL UPDATE
CAGAYANDATE STARTED/
NTPCONTRACT AMOUNT
PROGRESS OFCONSTRUCTION
DATE OFCOMPLETION
REMARKS
ALCALA FIRE STATION 4-DEC-2017 P 2,622,796.81 100% 18-JUN-2018PROJECT
COMPLETED
PAMPLONA FIRE STATION
29-DEC-2017 P 1,601,773.60 100% 25-JUN-2018PROJECT
COMPLETED
RIZAL FIRE STATION 29-DEC-2017 P 1,601,773.60 100% 15-JUN-2018PROJECT
COMPLETED
STA. TERESITA FIRE STATION
18-SEP-2018 P 7,320,968.2043.06% 15-FEB-2018 PROJECT ON GOING
A. Status of Fire Station/Sub-Station
STATUS OF CONSTRUCTION OF FIRE STATION BUILDINGS
CY 2018
B. Status of Fire Apparatus, Ambulance and Service Vehicle
STATUS REPAIR OF FIRETRUCK
CY 2018
CAGAYANDATE
AWARDEDAMOUNT OF CONTRACT
PROGRESS OF CONSTRUCTION
(% ofAccomplishment)
DATE OFCOMPLETION
REMARKS
ALCALA FIRE STATIONALCALA, CAGAYAN
FORD ROUGHNECK F/T28 MAY 2018 P211,823.60 100% 11 SEP 2018 COMPLETED
PEÑABLANCA FIRE STATIONPEÑABLANCA, CAGAYAN
TOYOTA F/T28 MAY 2018 P204,818.63 100% 11 SEP 2018 COMPLETED
STA PRAXEDES FIRE STATION, CAGAYAN
ISUZU FORWARD5 JUN 2018 P285,991.70 100% 5 OCT 2018 COMPLETED
STATUS REPAIR OF RESCUE TRANSPORT VEHICLE
CY 2018
REGION II DATE AWARDED BUDGETAMOUNT OF CONTRACT
PROGRESS OF CONSTRUCTION
(% ofAccomplishment)
DATE OFCOMPLETION
REMARKS
NEGATIVE NEGATIVE NEGATIVE NEGATIVE NEGATIVE NEGATIVE NEGATIVE
STATUS REPAIR OF SERVICE VEHICLE - MOTORCYCLE
CY 2018
REGION II DATE AWARDED BUDGETAMOUNT OF CONTRACT
PROGRESS OF CONSTRUCTION
(% ofAccomplishment)
DATE OFCOMPLETION
REMARKS
NEGATIVE NEGATIVE NEGATIVE NEGATIVE NEGATIVE NEGATIVE NEGATIVE
IV. OPERATIONAL UPDATE
• NUMBER OF ESTABLISHMENT INSPECTEDA. Fire Prevention
NUMBER OF ESTABLISHMENT INSPECTED
FIRE PREVENTION COMPARATIVE REPORTNO. OF ESTABLISHMENT INSPECTED CY 2017 CY 2018 VARIANCE(%)
ASSEMBLY 133 173 30.07
EDUCATIONAL 392 450 14.79
HEALTH CARE 73 42 -42.46
DETENTION AND CORRECTIONAL 3 4 33.33
RESIDENTIAL 3,619 3,730 3.06
MERCANTILE 13,205 16,647 26.06
BUSINESS 2,276 3,088 35.67
INDUSTRIAL 977 1,160 18.73
STORAGE 228 303 32.89
MIXED 45 0 -100
MISCELLANEOUS 476 596 25.21
TOTAL 21427 26193 22.24
FIRE PREVENTION COMPARATIVE REPORT
CY 2017 CY 2018 VARIANCE(%)
No. of Building Plan Reviewed/ProcessedAnd Issued FSEC
2,777 2,319-16.49
No. of FSIC for Occupancy Permit Issued 2,530 2,490 -1.58
No. of FSIC for Business/Permit to Operate Issued 17,188 21,900 27.41
TOTAL FSIC ISSUED 20,508 25,54824.58
Notice to Comply Issued 306 140 -54.25
Notice to Correct Violations Issued 0 0 0
Abatement Order 0 0 0
Amount of Fire Code Fees Collected 6,502,072.65 8,326,902.85 28.07
B. 20% Share of LGU (CY 2010-2013)
MUNICIPALITY 20% LGU SHARED
STATUS
REMARKSAMOUNTPROCURED/SPEND
REMAINING BALANCE (UNDER LGU ACCOUNT)
1 Abulug 105,665.44 98,988.00 6,677.44 ON PROCESS(LGU)
2 Alcala 71,924.66 71,543.40 381.26 RECEIVED
3 Allacapan 83,734.58 0 83,734.58 ON PROCESS(LGU)
4 Amulung37,088.79 0 0 ON PROCESS (DBM)
5 Aparri 195,822.54 137,984.00 57,838.54 ON PROCESS(LGU)
6 Baggao189,945.07 183,553.40 6,236.67 RECEIVED
7 Ballesteros 83,687.53 0 83,687.53 ON PROCESS(LGU)
8 Buguey 73,677.03 67,451.00 6,226.03 RECEIVED
9 Calayan
10 Camalaniugan 107,770.26 106,251.00 1,519.26 RECEIVED
11 Claveria 232,626.60 218,647.95 13,978.65 RECEIVED
12 Enrile 74,772.54 0 74,772.54 ON PROCESS(LGU)
13 Gattaran 147,306.70 147,306.70 0 RECEIVED
14 Gonzaga 152,909.80 153,075.00 (165.20) RECEIVED
15 Iguig 45,077.69 45,861.00 (528.31) RECEIVED
MUNICIPALITY 20% LGU SHARED
STATUS
REMARKSAMOUNT PROCURED
REMAINING BALANCE (UNDER LGU ACCOUNT)
16 Lal-lo 140,633.80 140,633.80 0 RECEIVED
17 Lasam 35,608.46 35,608.46 0 RECEIVED
18 Pamplona 3,284.12 3,290.00 (5.88) RECEIVED
19 Peñablanca 65,985.56 65,985.56 0 RECEIVED
20 Piat 86,612.13 83,923.54 2,282.09 RECEIVED
21 Rizal 3,832.80 0 3,832.80 ON PROCESS(LGU)
22 Sanchez Mira 99,740.21 87,290.00 12,450.21 RECEIVED
23 Solana 130,243.70 129,363.00 880.70 RECEIVED
24 Sta. Ana 90,203.31 0 90,203.31 ON PROCESS(LGU)
25 Sta Praxedes18,069.23 0 18,069.23 ON PROCESS(DBM)
26 Sta Teresita 15,147.80 0 15,147.80 ON PROCESS(LGU)
27 Sto Niño 19,167.80 16,299.00 2,868.80 RECEIVED
28 Tuao 78,164.50 78,125.00 39.50 RECEIVED
29 Tuguegarao City1,546,801.08 346,500.00 1,200,301.08 RECEIVED(NOT FULLY
DELIVERED)
Total3,935,348.73 2,217,679.81 1,680,428.63
RECEIVEDON PROCESS
(LGU)ON PROCESS
(DBM)NO COLLECTION TOTAL
18 8 2 1 29
Note: Calayan started Fire code fees collection: CY 2014
Fire Code Fees Collection as of CY 2018: P 35,754.00
STATUS OF 20% SHARE OF LGU (CY 2010-2013)
B. Fire Suppression
FIRE INCIDENT COMPARATIVE REPORTKINDS CLASSIFICATION CY 2017 CY 2018 VARIANCE(%)
STR
UC
TUR
AL
FIR
E
Residential 45 71 57.77
Commercial/Mercantile 2 3 50
Mixed 2 0 -100
Business/Government Offices 2 4 100
Educational 3 2 -33.33
Miscellaneous 3 2 -33.33
Healthcare 1 0 -100
Industrial 1 0 -100
Storage 2 2 0
TOTAL 61 84 37.70
2017 CLASSIFICATION NUMBER OF INCIDENTS
1 Residential 452 Vehicular 123 Educational 3
TOP 3 CLASSIFICATION OF FIRE
CY 2017 AND 2018
2018 CLASSIFICATION NUMBER OF INCIDENTS
1 Residential 71
2 Vehicular 10
3 Grassfire/Rubbish 8
FIRE INCIDENT COMPARATIVE REPORT
KINDS CLASSIFICATION CY 2017 CY 2018 VARIANCE(%)
NONSTRUCTURAL
FIRE
Grass, rubbish and forest fire 1 8 700
Motor Vehicle 12 10 -16.66
TOTAL 13 18 38.46
GRAND TOTAL 74 102 37.83
AMOUNT OF DAMAGES 65,471,577.64 41,435,647.70 -36.71
C. Fire Investigation
CAUSES OF FIRE
DESCRIPTION CY 2017 CY 2018 VARIANCE(%)
Electrical connection 21 29 38.09
Electrical appliance 9 19 111.11
Spontaneous combustion 4 9 125
Unattended cooking/stove 10 11 10
Open flame due to torch/gasera/candle 11 11 0
LPG Explosion 1 0 -100
Lighted cigarette butt 4 4 0
Lighted match stick/lighter 1 5 400
Incendiary device/flammable 12 2 83.33
Open flame (Garbage) 0 5 0
Fire Crackers 0 1 0
Live Embers 0 4 0
Under Investigation 0 1 0
TOTAL 74 102 37.83
TOP 3 CAUSES OF FIRE
CY 2017 AND 2018
2017 CAUSE OF FIRE NUMBER OF INCIDENTS
1 Electrical connection 20
2 Incendiary device/flammable 12
3 Open flame due to torch/gasera/candle 11
2018 CAUSE OF FIRE NUMBER OF INCIDENTS
1 Electrical connection 29
2 Electrical appliance 19
3 Unattended cooking/stove 11
CLASSIFICATION OF FIRE
DESCRIPTION CY 2017 CY 2018 VARIANCE(%)
Intentional 8 2 -75
Accidental 66 99 50
Fire cases under investigation 0 1 0
Undetermined 0 0 0
TOTAL 74 102 37.83
CASUALTIES
Fatalities in civilian 1 0 -100
Injuries in civilian 9 4 -55.55
Injured Firefighter 0 1 0
TOTAL 10 5 -50
UGNAYAN SA BARANGAYKIDDIE JR FIRE
MARSHALGOV’T OWNED
ESTABLISHMENT
2017 390 292 727
2018 256 226 658
VARIANCE(%) -34.35 -22.60 -9.49
Meeting @ Provincial Capitol regarding Drug-related Activities
Emergency Meeting @ Provincial Capitol regarding
Typhoon Rosita together with the City Fire Marshal
Traditional Flag Raising Ceremony
at OPFM Cagayan
Flag Raising at Cagayan Provincial Office and Courtesy
Call to Gov. Manuel Mamba
•1st Quarter NSED
Preparation for CAVRAA 2018 Meeting