ORANI, Bataan – The Orani Municipal Police Station has received an additional mobile patrol vehicle through a joint initiative of the local government of Orani and the Members Church of God International (MCGI), aimed at strengthening police visibility, crime prevention, and public safety in the municipality.

The vehicle was formally turned over on Wednesday, October 14, 2026, during a ceremony held in front of the Orani Municipal Hall.

Bataan Police Provincial Office Director Police Colonel Marites A. Salvadora and Orani Chief of Police Police Major Phoe G. Pangan Jr. personally received the donated vehicle.

Representing Orani Mayor Antonio “Jon” F. Arizapa Jr. during the turnover was his executive assistant, Jelo Danielle R. David.

Additional support for police mobility and public safety

According to the Bataan Police Provincial Office, the newly donated patrol vehicle will be used to support the daily operations of the Orani Municipal Police Station.

The additional mobility resource is intended to help police personnel conduct patrols, increase their presence in communities, and strengthen efforts to prevent criminal activities.

It is also expected to support the station's public safety operations by providing personnel with another vehicle for carrying out their duties across the municipality.

The donation reflects continuing cooperation among the Philippine National Police (PNP), local government, and community partners in strengthening law enforcement capabilities.

Partnership supports PNP public safety initiatives

The turnover was conducted with the support and guidance of Police Regional Office 3 Director Police Brigadier General Jess B. Mendez.

The initiative also aligns with the Focused Agenda of PNP Chief Police General Jose Melencio C. Nartatez Jr., which guides the organization's priorities in delivering police services and strengthening public safety.

Through the partnership between the Orani local government and MCGI, the municipal police station gains an additional resource to support its operations and community security efforts.

The October 14 turnover marks another contribution to local police mobility, with the donated vehicle intended to enhance day-to-day patrol activities and crime prevention efforts in Orani.

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