The city government under Mayor Leni Robredo is taking steps to tighten oversight and improve efficiency in managing its fleet of vehicles, particularly in areas of fuel consumption and maintenance.
The city government of Naga has expanded the membership of its Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NCDRRMC) to include a broader range of sectoral stakeholders, in a move aimed at strengthening the city’s resilience against natural and human-induced hazards.
The city government of Naga has reconstituted the composition of its Urban Development and Housing Board through Executive Order No. 012, series of 2025, in a bid to further strengthen its housing and urban planning efforts.
Mayor Leni Robredo is pursuing aggressive fund-sourcing initiatives to help the Metro Naga Water District (MNWD) finance its infrastructure projects aimed at improving the supply of potable water in the city.
In line with its goal of enhancing the delivery of services and ensuring the welfare of its constituents, the city government of Naga has reconstituted its local health board through Executive Order No. 011 signed by Mayor Leni Robredo.
In a move to make education governance in the city more inclusive and participatory, Mayor Maria Leonor “Leni” G. Robredo has reconstituted the Naga City School Board (NCSB) through Executive Order No. 010, series of 2025, which she signed on July 8, 2025.
An executive order has been issued to strengthen local access to a safe and sufficient blood supply. Because of this measure, one can say that gone are the days when patients and their families had to scramble for blood to save lives.
To address longstanding urban challenges in Naga, Mayor Leni Robredo has tapped a team of Manila-based urban planners to help rationalize the use of city-owned facilities, manage traffic congestion, and bring order to public spaces, especially those now heavily occupied by roadside vendors.
By the invitation of Mayor Leni Robredo, a team of urban planners from Manila will arrive in the city today, July 10, to conduct site visits and assessments that will help determine suitable locations for several upcoming infrastructure projects.
The city government has identified sitios and zones in all 27 barangays that are currently inaccessible to fire trucks and urgently need the installation of water hydrants to ensure quicker response to fire incidents.
