KITAOTAO, Bukidnon Vice Mayor Mary Ann G. Angit, accompanied by department heads, visited the City Mayor's Office on Thursday to meet with Mayor Rolando "Klarex" Uy.

City Mayor's Office chief of staff Sheila Lumbatan  stated that the primary purpose of the visit was to engage in a detailed discussion regarding the city's cemetery code and explore opportunities for development and improvement within Kitaotao.

During the meeting, Lumbatan mentioned that the officials focused on strategizing ways to enhance the existing cemetery code and propose measures to foster the overall progress of Kitaotao.

Inspired by the best practices observed at the Bolonsiri Public Cemetery, the visit served as a platform for benchmarking and exchanging valuable insights between the two localities, Lumbatan noted.

PROGRESS. Vice Mayor Mary Ann G. Angit and department heads discuss Kitaotao's cemetery code and future development with Mayor Rolando 'Klarex' Uy at the City Mayor's Office. (Photo supplied)

"The collaborative session emphasized the mutual commitment of both Kitaotao and the City Mayor's Office to optimizing local policies and practices for the community's benefit," Lumbatan explained.

By sharing experiences and learning from each other, officials aimed to identify innovative approaches that could lead to the improvement of the municipality’s cemetery facilities and services.

Vice Mayor Angit expressed her appreciation for the opportunity to engage in meaningful discussions with Mayor Uy and his team, highlighting the importance of collaboration between local government units in driving positive change.

COLLABORATION. Vice Mayor Mary Ann G. Angit of Kitaotao, Bukidnon, in discussion with Mayor Rolando 'Klarex' Uy to enhance the city's cemetery code and foster development initiatives. (Photo supplied)

She emphasized the significance of learning from successful models, such as the Bolonsiri Public Cemetery, and applying similar strategies to further elevate the standards of Kitaotao's cemetery management.

Mayor Uy welcomed the delegation from Kitaotao and reiterated his commitment to supporting the municipality in its efforts to enhance local policies and practices.

He emphasized the value of sharing knowledge and experiences in order to create sustainable and effective solutions for the benefit of the community.

The visit concluded with a sense of optimism and a shared commitment to continued collaboration and knowledge exchange between the Municipality of Kitaotao and the City Mayor's Office.

Both parties expressed their eagerness to work together in implementing positive changes that would contribute to the overall improvement of Kitaotao's cemetery facilities and services, ultimately benefiting the residents of the municipality, according to Lumbatan.