THE Land Transportation Office (LTO) and the Tagaytay City government have forged an agreement meant to promote road discipline and enhance public safety within the city.
LTO chief Vigor Mendoza II and Tagaytay Mayor Abraham Tolentino on Monday inked the memorandum of agreement (MOA) providing for the Implementation of the LTO-LGU (local government unit) Interconnectivity System.
At the same time, Tolentino also signed a memorandum of understanding with the Armed Forces of the Philippines for a Stable Internal Peace and Security (SIPS) status in Tagaytay.
Mendoza emphasized that the tie-up was vital for promoting road discipline and enhancing public safety throughout the city, marking a significant step towards improved regulatory efficiency.
The event was spearheaded by Tolentino in collaboration with Col. Ronald Jess Alcudia, commander of Task Force Ugnay and deputy chief of the Army’s 202nd Infantry Brigade.
The event included the signing of a Pledge of Commitment underscoring the collective dedication of various stakeholders to maintain and promote the peace and security achievements.
Tagaytay City is now the second city in Cavite, following Carmona, to be recognized with this status, joining eight municipalities in the province.
Tolentino emphasized the importance of the signing rites, highlighting the city’s ongoing commitment to fostering a secure and peaceful environment for its residents.
“This achievement is a testament to our collective efforts and unwavering dedication to peace and development. We will continue to work hand in hand with all sectors to ensure that Tagaytay remains a beacon of stability and progress,” Tolentino said.
