Executive Order No.

2018-006
SERIES 2018

AN EXECUTIVE ORGANIZING THE BARANGAY PEACE AND

ORDER COMMITTEE (BPOC)

WHEREAS, Section 2 of Executive Order 366 (Creation of

Barangay Peace and Order Committee); DILG MC 2002-02
(Strengthening the Barangay Peace and Order Committee); and POC MC
No. 2002-05 (Guidelines on the Operationalization of Barangay Peace
and Order) all mandate each LGU to organize the Barangay Peace and
Order Committee as the implementing arm of the City/Municipal Peace
and Order Committee at the Barangay.

WHEREAS, the Barangay Peace and Order Committee through

tanods, shall undertake periodic assessment of the prevailing peace and
order situation, including the monitoring and checking of nefarious
activities of criminal elements within the area;

WHEREAS, the Barangay Peace and Order Committee shall

regularly initiate, coordinate, and monitor the implementation of peace
and order projects in the locality;

WHEREAS, the creation of Executive Committee is to ensure

that there shall represent the committee and act in its behalf when it is
not in session;

WHEREAS, the Executive Committee and Secretariat for the

Barangay Peace and Order Committee be constituted as follows:

Executive Committee

Chairman : MARK JOSEPH C. SANTOS

Punong Barangay
 Members:

Heads of Sub Committees under BPOC

Sub Committee on Crime Prevention / Drug Abuse:
Jose C. Soleta Jr.
(Brgy Kgwd Chair on Peace & Order)

Sub Committee on Human Rights Protection:

Benjie M. Panaligan
(Brgy Kagawad Sub Committee Chair)

Sub Committee on Community Assistance & Response:

Raymond V. Cosme
(Brgy Kagawad Sub Committee Chair)

Sub Committee on Intelligence Information:

PO2 L. Galang
(Police Officer Assigned in the Area)

Secretariat

Barangay Secretary: Rudy Concepcion O. Garcia

Barangay Treasurer: Danilo S. Dela Cruz

NGO Representative: Rhai Cristobal

NOW, THEREFORE, I Mark Joseph C. Santos, Punong

Barangay of Barangay Elias Aldana, City/Municipality of Las
Pinas, by virtue of the powers vested in me by law do hereby organize
the Barangay Peace and Order Committee (BPOC) as follows:

Section 1. Composition. The Barangay Peace and Order

Committee is hereby organized to be constituted as follows:

Chairman : Mark Joseph C. Santos

 Punong Barangay
Members : Alyanna Maica J. Cunanan
SK Chairman:

Lupon Member:
Mario Arevalo
Arnel Cristobal
Francis Dela Cruz
Rodrigo Dela Cruz
Rafaela Dela Cruz
Marcelino Esguerra Jr.
Francisco Fajardo
Rowena Flores
Osvaldo Galvez Jr.
Francisca Ochava
Armando Lara
Pedro Protacio
Benjamin Robles
Estrelito Baluyot
Romualdo Quilatan
Mario Santos Jr.
Ananias Sison Jr.
Bernie Seriosa
Celia Tolentino
Jose Velasquez
Barangay Tanod:

April Aberca
Danilo Barlow
Norberto Darole
Gemma Duellosa
Rheynand Flores
Roque Gabuya
Eric Geocada
Enrico Geocada
Jerry Julio
Ralph Kenneth Ortiz
Andrew Emil Robles
 John John Suliguin
Jesus Galpa
Gringo Velasquez
Rusty Velasquez
Roberto Solis

Public School Teacher: Josephine Ocampo

Inter-Faith Group Rep: Juan Hernandez

Senior Citizen Rep: Narcisco Santos

Three (3) Members from Barangay Anti-Crime Groups:

(1) Joey C. Soleta Jr.

(2) Simeon V. Velasquez
(3) Benjie M. Panaligan

PNP Officer: Joy Datul

(To be designated by the Chief of Police)

Section 2. Functions. The Barangay Peace and Order Committee

shall exercise the following functions:

1. Initiate, coordinate, and monitor the implementation of

peace and order programs and projects at the barangay
level;
2. Serve as an info-gathering mechanism pertaining to peace
and order;
3. Monitor and check the nefarious activities of criminal
elements;
4. Supervise barangay tanods in identifying barangay
constituents with strong deviant behavior for referral to
appropriate authorities;
5. Maintain continuing dialogue, close coordination and
rapport with the city or municipal POC, the city or
municipal management coordinating committee and the
law enforcement units operating in the barangay;
 6. Formulate plans and recommend measures which will
improve or enhance peace and order and public safety in
its area of jurisdiction;
7. Supervise, coordinate, and monitor the operations of all
community-based anti-crime activities undertaken within
the barangay.
8. Undertake periodic assessment of the prevailing peace
and order situation in the barangay and submit a report
with appropriate recommendations to the city/municipal
POC; and
9. Perform such other functions which may be assigned by
higher POCs.

Section 3. Funding Support. Funding support for the Barangay

Peace and Order Committee shall be charged against the fund of the
Barangay Government subject to availability of funds and to the usual
accounting and auditing rules and regulations.

Let copies hereof be furnished to all concerned for information,

reference, and guidance.

Done in Barangay Elias Aldana, City/Municipality of Las Pinas,

Philippines this 1st day of August, 2018.

MARK JOSEPH C. SANTOS

Punong Barangay