public service - serbisyo publiko

1. usa ka serbisyo nga gihimo alang sa kaayohan sa publiko o sa mga

institusyon niini

2. panarbaho sulod sa sistema sa gobyerno (ilabi na sa serbisyo sibil)

3. Ang serbisyo publiko usa ka kapanguhaan o bisan unsang serbisyo nga

gitanyag sa usa ka organisasyon, kasagaran usa ka ahensya sa gobyerno o
pribadong negosyo, gituyo aron suportahan ang mga miyembro sa usa ka
komunidad

Examples
ENERGY

Energy is one of the most important services that government agencies provide. It ensures that

citizens have the ability to heat, cool and light their homes. Governments produce electricity

through fossil fuel, hydroelectric or nuclear plants or through wind and solar-powered processes.

The most common energy service that governments provide is electricity.

MILITARY

Military forces are one of the oldest known public services and are part of almost every national

government in the world. They are organized, professional fighting forces whose primary goal is

to protect citizens from foreign and domestic armed threats. Military forces may also participate

in peacetime projects like construction, disaster relief and security work.

LAW ENFORCEMENT
Law enforcement is a common public service that many governments provide at the local and

national levels. The primary goals of law enforcement are to protect citizens from criminal

activity and conduct criminal investigations. Most law enforcement agencies exist at the

municipal or county level, although some work to combat large-scale criminal threats.

EDUCATION

The goal of public education is to provide schooling to children of all backgrounds free of

charge. Most public schools serve children in primary and secondary school from the ages of 4 to

18. While many countries have national education agencies, local authorities manage most public

education systems.

Telecommunications

Telecommunications refers to all systems of communication that use electromagnetic technology

to transmit signals. These include telephone, internet, radio and television systems. Some

government agencies provide these services to their constituents through publicly funded

infrastructure.

Public transportation

Public transportation is an important way for people to get around, especially in urban areas with

low car ownership and high population density. It can give everyone access to transportation,

allowing them to go to work and complete daily errands, and can reduce environmental impact

from cars.