CCJC Dean supports PNP Lucena's 'Mata ng Lucena - Ligtas Ka' project

CCJCDecember 8, 2023

Dr. Henedina A. Lagumen, Dean of the College of Criminal Justice and Criminology (CCJC), represented the Manuel S. Enverga University Foundation (MSEUF) as a member of the Lucena City Police Station Advisory Group during the Launching, Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) Signing, and Installation of Dashcams for the “Mata ng Lucena - Ligtas Ka” project, Dec. 8.

The “Mata ng Lucena - Ligtas Ka” project, a collaborative effort between the Lucena City Police Station Advisory Group and Lucena City Police Station, focuses on crime prevention. The project aims to enhance public safety by installing dashcams on public utility jeepneys and tricycles, providing a vital tool for monitoring and deterring potential crimes.

Dr. Lagumen’s participation underscores the University’s commitment to community safety and proactive collaboration with local law enforcement initiatives for the benefit of Lucena City.

Various dignitaries attended the event, including Mr. Arnel Avila, Political Adviser and representative of Lucena City Mayor Hon. Mark Don Victor Alcala, PLTCOL Sheree Ann Smile H. Ubana, DPDO of the Quezon Provincial Police Office (QPPO), representing PCOL Ledon D. Monte, Provincial Director of QPPO, along with other key stakeholders, sponsors, and assigned jeepney and tricycle drivers.

SDG 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities
The project contributes to making cities safer and more inclusive by installing dashcams on public utility vehicles. This initiative enhances public safety, a crucial aspect of creating sustainable and resilient urban environments.
SDG 16: Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions
The project directly supports efforts to reduce crime and violence, which is central to SDG 16. By equipping public utility vehicles with dashcams, the initiative strengthens institutions' capacity to prevent crime and promote peace and security in Lucena City.
SDG 17: Partnerships for the Goals
The collaboration between the Lucena City Police Station, the Advisory Group, local government, sponsors, and drivers showcases the importance of partnerships. It highlights how cooperation between different sectors can lead to effective solutions for community safety and development.