Bulacan turns over vehicles, motorcycles to law enforcement agencies

MOTORCYCLES FOR THE 24 POLICE STATIONS. Police officers stand beside the newly turned over motorcycles from the Provincial Government of Bulacan to the 24 police stations in the province during the Signing of the Deed of Donation and Turnover of Vehicles held at Bulacan Capitol Gymnasium, City of Malolos, Bulacan on November 9. Photo from Bulacan PPAO 

CITY OF MALOLOS -The Provincial Government of Bulacan headed by Governor Daniel R. Fernando turned over new vehicles and motorcycles to various law enforcement agencies, in an aim to strengthen police visibility, improve response time, and intensify anti-criminality operations during the Deed of Donation Formal Signing and Turnover of Vehicles coinciding with the Monday Flag Ceremony held at the Bulacan Capitol Gymnasium in this city on November 9, 2026.

Also present during the ceremony was Vice Governor Alex Castro together with provincial board member including Bokal Ricky Roque, Romina Fermin, Michael Aquino and capitol head departments led by Administrator Anne Constantino and police personnel of Bulacan PPO.

(From L-R) Bulacan Vice Gov. Alex Castro, Governor Daniel R. Fernando, Bulacan PPO Director PCol Jay Baybayan

The donation covers one unit of Toyota Rush for the Philippine National Police (PNP)-Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG); another unit of Toyota Rush for the PNP-Highway Patrol Group; one unit of Toyota Hilux for the Bulacan Police Provincial Office (BPPO)-Special Weapons and Tactics; and 24 units of motorcycle for the province’s police stations.

Fernando underscored the importance of sustained collaboration between the Provincial Government and law enforcement agencies in maintaining peace and order, and expressed his gratitude for their continued partnership.

“Ito po ay pasasalamat sa inyo, sa ating pagtutulungan to make Bulacan one of the safest places sa buong bansa,” the governor said.

Meanwhile, in his message delivered by BPPO Provincial Director PCol. Jay B. Baybayan, PNP-Regional Office 3 (PRO3) Regional Director PBGen. Jess B. Mendez highlighted the operational value of the additional vehicles, particularly in strengthening police visibility, expediting responses to incidents, and expanding patrol coverage in barangays.

He also cited the significant accomplishments of PRO 3 in its campaign against criminality, including the arrest of 1,503 wanted persons in October, the highest number of arrests recorded in a single month in the region’s history.

“Suklian natin ang tiwalang ito sa pamamagitan ng paggamit ng mga kagamitang ipinagkaloob sa atin, disiplinadong pagganap sa tungkulin, at pagbibigay ng serbisyong may konkretong resulta. Sa bawat pagpapatrolya, bawat pagtugon, at bawat operasyon, patuloy nating iparamdam sa ating mga kababayan ang serbisyong mabilis, tapat, at tunay na nararamdaman,” Mendez encouraged the men in uniform.