Amid his hectic campaign sorties, Governor Rodolfo del Rosario was still able to take time off to inaugurate some P3 million worth of projects implemented under his Project NOBLE (No Barangay Left Behind).
The projects included the Bailey Bridge, Tindahan Natin and barangay hall partition in Barangay Pag-asa, Kapalong town, as well as the barangay health center, day care center and school fencing projects in Barangay Cabaywa, Asuncion , Davao del Norte.
The governor was assisted by Vice Governor Victorio Suaybaguio, Jr., along with municipal and barangay officials.
He commended Mayor Edgardo Timbol for raising a counterpart of P350,000 for the construction of the Pag-asa bailey bridge which now makes it easier for farmers to transport their harvests to market.
He encouraged other local officials to follow suit so that provincial funds will go a long way to transforming the communities.
Earlier, provincial planning, engineering and development officer Josie Jean Rabanos represented the governor in the launching of a 2.5 kilometer farm-to-market road in Little Panay, Panabo City, which also received a considerable counterpart from the city government.
Del Rosario, who is running unopposed in his reelection bid, pledged to continue the projects during his next term of office.
Scores more of projects funded by the governor’s stimulus fund have already been completed and are awaiting inauguration after the elections.
