This innovative platform enhances community and service-oriented policing by providing crime prevention information, highlighting PNP–LGU partnerships, and fostering shared responsibility in maintaining peace and order. It empowers citizens through three vital tools:
Wanted Persons Tracking – Citizens can confidentially report sightings of wanted persons from an updated list, with reports directly forwarded to official channels for immediate action.
Missing Persons Assistance – Families and communities can submit secure tips to the PNP regarding missing individuals, while social media sharing helps increase visibility and recovery chances.
Emergency Hotline Access – With one click, citizens can instantly connect to their nearest police station through the “Call Now” button or use the “Stations Near Me” feature for quick and reliable emergency assistance.
Through its Inform and Influence component, the platform also delivers crime prevention tips, showcases joint LGU–PNP–community projects, and promotes the replication of successful police operations—all anchored on shared responsibility in public safety.
By also featuring 911 success stories and highlighting the rapid response of the PNP, ISOG Daily 2.0 Website strengthens public trust, confidence, and hope in police services.
The event was graced by Hon. Mayor Avis Ginoo-Monleon as Guest Speaker, together with Hon. Andres P. Arche, Chairman of the Committee on Peace and Order; Ms. Marybeth Nacional, Municipal Agriculture Officer; Ms. Ma. Christina Branzuela, MADAC Focal Person; Ms. Jona Matos, DILG-Catmon Representative; personnel of CATCOM; and other partner agencies. Their presence underscored the strong support of the LGU and stakeholders in advancing public safety initiatives.
More than just technology, ISOG Daily 2.0 Website symbolizes a genuine partnership between the PNP and the people of Catmon. Together, we are building a safer, stronger, and more responsive community.
Written by: A Arenas
