BCPO gets lot donation for Police Station 4
BACOLOD City – Police Station 4 here will soon have its own site for the construction of a standard police station. This, after the Bacolod City Police Office (BCPO) recently received a lot donation from Mr. Louis Mariano Gonzaga. Police Colonel Manuel Placido, BCPO director, wrote a letter to Gonzaga in
By Glazyl Y. Masculino
By Glazyl Y. Masculino
BACOLOD City – Police Station 4 here will soon have its own site for the construction of a standard police station.
This, after the Bacolod City Police Office (BCPO) recently received a lot donation from Mr. Louis Mariano Gonzaga.
Police Colonel Manuel Placido, BCPO director, wrote a letter to Gonzaga in April this year requesting for a lot donation at their property to be used by Police Station 4.
Just this month, Gonzaga met with Placido to discuss certain conditions on the donation.
The said police station covers the jurisdiction of Barangays Estefania, Montevista, Villamonte, and several numbered barangays in the city.
The lot is situated along the road and strategically located in a 500 square meter highly commercial lot.
Placido expressed his sincerest appreciation to Mr. Gonzaga and his family for the lot donation.
Placido is grateful for the overwhelming support of the stakeholders to improve the workplace of the BCPO personnel.
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