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City Information and Communication Relations Office

POSTING OF PUBLIC ADVISORIES

Posting of public advisories involves sharing important information or warnings with the general public through CICRO FB Page. These advisories typically cover topics like weather alerts, safety precautions, health advisories, or community announcements to keep people informed and prepared for potential risks or events. They should be clear, concise, and easily understandable to ensure maximum outreach and effectiveness.

SimpleG2C - Government to Citizen

At a glance

Before you begin

Service classification

Simple

Service sector

Core Governance and Institutional Development

Prepare your documents

Checklist of requirements

Bring the listed documents and secure them from the indicated office or source.

CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
1. Posting Request Form (1 original copy) 1. City Information and Community Relations Office

What happens next

Process, fees, and timeline

Follow the citizen and agency steps in order. Processing time may depend on complete submissions.

CLIENT STEPS DEPARTMENT ACTIONS FEES TO BE PAID PROCESSING TIME PERSON RESPONSIBLE
1. Submit a correctly filled-out form to the designated staff for publication and public notifications

1.1 Received the Request Form for posting and reviewing the content for accuracy and completeness.

1.2 Determine the purpose and content of the advisory if it is for Posting in Bulletin, Social Media Information, Press Release and Activity/Events.

 None 10 minutes

Wilfredo S. Tomines
In-Charge Officer
City Information and Community Relations Office
or

John Edward C. Raymond
Administrative Assistant I (Bookbinder III)
City Information and Community Relations Office

Jim Rald I. Oblea
Administrative Assistant II (CLERK IV)
City Information and Community Relations Office
  TOTAL: None 10 minutes  
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