Official DRRM Information and Public Safety Platform
Facebook source: Opcen Calanasan Eoc
A unified operational picture for hazards, incidents, response coordination, and verified municipal monitoring.
Review Community DRRM SubmissionsOfficial DILG-Cordillera Administrative Region Facebook updates are shown below, with the DILG-CAR website checked as a secondary source. These are DILG notices for awareness and do not become Calanasan municipal orders unless separately adopted and published by an authorized local official.
If Facebook blocks the embedded timeline or asks you to sign in, use โOpen on Facebookโ to review the official page directly.
Official public updates from the Office of Civil Defense Cordillera Administrative Region are displayed separately for regional situational awareness. These notices do not become Calanasan municipal orders unless separately adopted and published by an authorized local official.
If Facebook blocks the embedded timeline or asks you to sign in, use โOpen on Facebookโ to review the official page directly.
Verified monitoring data is being consolidated.
Domain-specific monitoring and response systems
Risk profiling, workflow monitoring, and visual hazard mapping
Risk profiling of municipality
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Timeline of advisories
Collecting public advisories, MDRRMO updates, and live monitoring status.
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Workflow monitoring
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Visual hazard mapping
Changes UI based on hazard level
Centralized monitoring, response coordination, and public information for Calanasan MDRRMO. This dashboard is your quick situation snapshot before entering each operational layer.
โ No rainfall detected across Calanasan
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Next 5 days analyzed from the forecast model for Calanasan.
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Sampling barangay heat index feed...
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No incident has been reported at this time.
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No public-facing advisory is suggested by the current dashboard status.
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Review submissions, open supporting files, update status, and upload verified MDRRMO records without leaving the main portal.
Status: NORMAL
Trigger Source: Routine Monitoring
Last Trigger: Not available
Source: PAGASA cyclone decision, rainfall warning state, and officer EOC override state.
Current Status: Monitoring / Unconfirmed
TC Information: Checking DOST-PAGASA Facebook monitoring and official PAGASA bulletin/advisory sources...
Waiting for PAGASA cyclone monitoring data.
Source hierarchy: PAGASA is the official Philippine warning authority. JMA RSMC Tokyo is a secondary technical reference for tropical cyclone position, movement, intensity, and forecasts across the western North Pacific and South China Sea.
Source basis: Waiting for parsed PAGASA source.
Source: Waiting for the latest cyclone update
Review the latest post text for Cordillera preparedness notices, weather forecast cards, response coordination updates, and public advisory reminders. Cross-check any weather-related item with PAGASA before issuing local Calanasan guidance.
No active tropical cyclone alert or rainfall warning is affecting Calanasan at this time.
Routine monitoring is sufficient while PAGASA and rainfall indicators remain clear.
Source: Barangay and adjacent municipality rainfall monitoring tables. Refreshes from live weather feeds when available.
No immediate weather-related travel disruption expected.
Normal conditions expected; continue routine observation.
No elevated weather impact identified from current verified data.
What this means: This level summarizes the MDRRMO's recommended readiness for the community. It does not replace PAGASA warning levels. โACTโ does not automatically order evacuation or road closure; follow instructions issued by the Mayor, MDRRMC, MDRRMO, barangay officials, or another legally authorized authority.
Municipal Rainfall Rate: 0.0 mm/hr
Light or intermittent rain may occur even when rainfall rate is shown as 0.0 mm/hr. Rainfall warnings are based on measurable accumulation and flood risk thresholds.
๐ก Temperature: 22.6 ยฐC | ๐จ Wind Speed: 0.9 m/s
Last Updated: Apr 10, 2026, 1:13 AM
Rainfall rate derived from OpenWeatherMap. Official warnings remain with PAGASA.
Share a weather observation or emergency report through one guided, secure workflow for MDRRMO review.
Your field observation can help MDRRMO compare automated readings with actual barangay conditions. Reports are reviewed before operational use.
Select the emergency type first so citizens know what details to prepare before opening the official report form.
Report a local condition or incident directly to the MDRRMO portal.
Locate reports, review field information, and follow operational status from validation through resolution.
Track reported incidents, open photo evidence, and update responder status in one place.
| Date & Time | Barangay | Incident | Status | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| No incident has been reported at this time. | ||||
Invalid, suspicious, duplicate-risk, or incomplete citizen reports are held here for MDRRMO review instead of being injected into the active monitoring list.
Quick view of current food and non-food inventory for dispatch, relief planning, and replenishment monitoring.
Normal monitoring posture. Weather-linked operations support remains on standby.
Select the service you need most and the panel will show the best contact and next action.
Use this simple checklist before heavy rain, evacuation, or prolonged power interruption.
Use the fastest contact channel first during emergencies, then follow with message or formal reporting when needed.
For rescue, evacuation, flooding, landslide, and urgent response, call the MDRRMO hotline first.
0997-763-2050 Call HotlineSubmit a complete incident record directly through the MDRRMO portal for validation, documentation, and follow-up processing.
Choose the appropriate response office below. For immediate coordination, contact the Calanasan EOC first.
Tap any hotline below to call directly from a mobile device.
For urgent life-threatening emergencies, call the MDRRMO hotline first so response can be coordinated immediately.
Use these verified details for coordination, inquiries, records, and non-emergency follow-up.
Review facility locations, readiness, and encoded capacity. Activation remains subject to official MDRRMO and barangay advisories.
| Barangay | Evacuation Center / Facility Name | Location or Landmark | Capacity | Contact Person | Status | Remarks |
|---|
Wait for MDRRMO or barangay instructions before transferring to an evacuation site.
Practical, downloadable safety guides for households, schools, barangays, and community responders.
Open a guide to review key actions, then download a copy for offline reference or community distribution.
Monitor official advisories, secure roofs and light materials, charge phones, prepare go-bags, and move early if your barangay is advised to evacuate.
During shaking: Drop, Cover, and Hold On. After shaking, move to an open area, expect aftershocks, and check family members for injuries.
Avoid crossing flooded roads and rivers, move appliances and documents higher, and evacuate early when floodwaters rise quickly or at night.
Watch for cracks on the ground, tilting trees, rumbling sounds, and sudden muddy water flow. Leave slope-side houses immediately when signs appear.
Prepare water, ready-to-eat food, flashlight, radio, batteries, medicines, hygiene kit, IDs, important documents, and emergency cash.
Limit outdoor activity during extreme heat, drink water often, avoid open burning, check electrical connections, and report smoke or fire immediately.
When thunder is heard, move indoors immediately, avoid open fields, rivers, tall trees, and unplug sensitive appliances when safe to do so.
Never attempt to cross swollen rivers or fast-moving water on foot or by vehicle. Wait for official clearance and use safer alternate routes.
Bring essential belongings, follow registration procedures, keep family members together, observe cleanliness, and follow MDRRMO and barangay instructions inside the center.
Agree on one family contact person, keep important numbers written down, assign meeting points, and teach children how to call for help during emergencies.
This section is for public-facing preparedness guides only: typhoon, earthquake, flood, landslide, fire, heat, and other safety IEC content.
This public service commitment follows CSC citizen-charter principles with visible frontline standards, clear processing flow, and no noon-break interruption of public emergency assistance.
Frontline responders accept calls and route requests to rescue, police, fire, or medical support.
Citizens may file incident reports any time. Reports are received, logged, validated, and endorsed for action.
Evacuation-site information, public advisories, and emergency support are provided without noon-break interruption.
Combined readiness snapshot for barangay and school DRRM networks without duplicating the detailed directories.
Directory of Barangay DRRM Committees for coordination, communication, emergency response, and preparedness activities.
Directory of School DRRM Committees for emergency coordination, class suspension, and evacuation activities.
Upload and monitor PDF copies of the Barangay Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Plans for all 20 barangays of Calanasan.
Upload, track, and retrieve official memoranda, advisories, letters, and communications intended for Barangay DRRM Committee and School DRRM Committee coordination.
Connect MDRRMC decisions, Sangguniang Bayan authorization, and LDRRM investment implementation in one official records workspace.
Consolidate damage information, anticipate impacts, document immediate needs, and establish evidence for coordinated response, rehabilitation, and recovery.
Municipal Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office
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A safe, resilient, and adaptive Calanasan where communities, institutions, and ecosystems work together to prevent, reduce, and respond to disasters, protecting lives, culture, and sustainable development for all.
To strengthen community resilience by enhancing early warning systems, building institutional capacities, protecting the environment, ensuring effective emergency response, and integrating DRRM and climate adaptation into all development sectors of the municipality.
Calanasan's DRRM direction prioritizes proactive risk reduction, institutional readiness, community resilience, ecosystem protection, coordinated response, sustainable recovery, and DRRM-CCA integration in local governance.
Update barangay risk assessments, upgrade early warning systems, strengthen slope, drainage, and riverbank mitigation, restore watersheds, and reduce exposure in high-risk zones.
Build MDRRMC and BDRRMC competencies, strengthen the 24/7 EOC, update contingency plans, improve inclusive evacuation centers, and maintain redundant communications.
Operate a functional Incident Command System, preposition relief goods and equipment, strengthen SRR capability, mobilize health response, and coordinate surge support.
Apply Build Back Better, support affected households and farmers, rehabilitate ecosystems and services, reduce long-term vulnerability, and update plans from lessons learned.
The MDRRMO Calanasan Logo symbolizes the office’s mandate to protect lives, properties, and communities through effective disaster risk reduction and management. The logo reflects the four thematic areas of DRRM: Mitigation, Preparedness, Response, and Recovery, which serve as the foundation of all disaster-related programs and services of the office.
The shield-like wooden background represents strength, protection, and readiness in safeguarding the people of Calanasan. The eagle symbolizes courage, vigilance, and leadership, reflecting the commitment of the MDRRMO to remain alert and responsive in times of emergencies and disasters.
At the center, the Municipal Seal of Calanasan signifies that all DRRM efforts are anchored on public service and local governance. Surrounding it are images of hazards such as flooding, landslide, fire, volcanic eruption, storm, and other emergencies, representing the different risks that the municipality prepares for and responds to.
The four colored sections represent the disaster management cycle: green for Mitigation, which focuses on reducing risks; yellow for Preparedness, which emphasizes planning, training, and readiness; red for Response, which represents immediate action during emergencies; and orange for Recovery, which signifies rehabilitation, rebuilding, and restoring normalcy after a disaster.
Overall, the logo represents the identity, responsibility, and commitment of the Municipal Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office of Calanasan in building a safer, prepared, and disaster-resilient community.
Frontline and internal service standards of the Municipal Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office in compliance with RA 11032 and RA 10121.
| Office | Mayor's Office - Local Disaster Risk Reduction Management Unit |
|---|---|
| Vision Statement | A progressive and resilient Calanasan is the biodiversity center of the far north. |
| Mission Statement | Through the vigilant implementation of all municipal programs, the local leaders, together with a locally capable and productive workforce and constituents, shall propel the economic transformation of the locality towards a self-reliant community. |
| Aim | Resilient communities that are hit by a disaster can bounce back higher; they can cope, readily recover, and adjust easily. |
| Primary Legal Basis | Republic Act No. 10121 and its implementing guidelines for the establishment of Local DRRM Offices and Barangay DRRM Committees. |
|---|---|
| ARTA / Service Standard Basis | Republic Act No. 11032 or the Ease of Doing Business and Efficient Government Service Delivery Act of 2018. |
| Core Mandate | Design, program, and coordinate DRRM activities; facilitate risk assessment and contingency planning; maintain local risk information and resource databases; conduct training and public awareness; operate early warning systems; and coordinate response, recovery, and local DRRM implementation. |
| Emergency Operations | Conduct continuous disaster monitoring, mobilize LGU and partner resources, maintain a DRRM Operations Center, and coordinate emergency response and recovery activities. |
| Local Governance Role | Serve as the secretariat and executive arm of the LDRRMC, recommend local ordinances, implement approved plans and programs, and submit utilization reports for DRRM funds and resources. |
MDRRMC Chairman
Shamir Marrero Bulut
Municipal Mayor
Francisco B. Florendo Jr.
LDRRMO III
Shehlamer Paul Cuyen
Process Server
Myla A. Gapic
Messenger
Noriel Manglugay
LDRRMO I
Normalita Daguio
LDRRMO I
Seowana Karla Danggan
LDRRMO II
Florentino G. Danggan
Driver - Rescue Vehicle (RV) Alpha
Glenmar Laguitnay
Team Leader
Edgar Banguel
Driver (RV Bravo)
Abe Daup
Member
Drimar Banguel
Member
Kheysa Danggan
Member
John-Ayke Taccalan
Member
Kenneth Gubing
Member
Mark Vincent Bulsao
Member
| Description | Processing of DRRM training requests in line with MDRRMO capacity-building services and ARTA service standards. |
|---|---|
| Client | Barangays, schools, offices, and organizations |
| Requirements | Request letter indicating the training topic, target participants, schedule preference, and contact details. |
| Processing Time | Based on request evaluation, coordination, and scheduled activity date |
| Fees | None |
| Person Responsible | Admin Staff, MDRRMO Head, Training Unit, and Trainers |
| Step | Client Action | Agency Action | Processing Time | Fees | Person Responsible |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Submit request letter | Receive and log request | 5 minutes | None | Admin Staff |
| 2 | - | Evaluate request and schedule | 1-2 days | None | MDRRMO Head |
| 3 | - | Coordinate with client | 1 day | None | Training Unit |
| 4 | Attend training | Conduct training | As scheduled | None | Trainers |
| 5 | Receive certificate | Prepare and release certificate | Same day | None | Admin Staff |
| Description | Issuance of MDRRMO certification documents following verification and release procedures. |
|---|---|
| Client | Individuals, offices, and requesting parties |
| Requirements | Certification request and supporting documents, if applicable. |
| Processing Time | Within the standard verification and preparation period |
| Fees | None |
| Person Responsible | Admin Staff, MDRRMO Staff, and Releasing Officer |
| Step | Client Action | Agency Action | Processing Time | Fees | Person Responsible |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Submit request | Receive documents | 5 minutes | None | Admin Staff |
| 2 | - | Verify documents | 1 day | None | MDRRMO Staff |
| 3 | - | Prepare certification | 1 day | None | Admin Staff |
| 4 | Claim document | Release certification | 5 minutes | None | Releasing Officer |
| Description | Hazard assessment processing using official hazard references such as HazardHunterPH and GeoRiskPH. |
|---|---|
| Client | Residents, applicants, planners, and requesting parties |
| Requirements | Exact location details and any available supporting site information. |
| Processing Time | Same-day processing for standard requests |
| Fees | None |
| Person Responsible | Planning Staff, Planning Officer, Planning Unit, and MDRRMO |
| Step | Client Action | Agency Action | Processing Time | Fees | Person Responsible |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Submit location details | Receive request | 5 minutes | None | Planning Staff |
| 2 | - | Analyze hazard using HazardHunterPH / GeoRiskPH | Same day | None | Planning Officer |
| 3 | - | Prepare report | Same day | None | Planning Unit |
| 4 | Receive result | Release findings | 5 minutes | None | MDRRMO |
| Description | Immediate emergency response activation for reported incidents requiring MDRRMO action. |
|---|---|
| Client | General public and affected communities |
| Requirements | Incident report with location and emergency details through official MDRRMO channels. |
| Processing Time | Immediate to ongoing, depending on field conditions |
| Fees | None |
| Person Responsible | EOC Personnel, Operations Team, Response Team, and MDRRMO |
| Step | Client Action | Agency Action | Processing Time | Fees | Person Responsible |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Report incident | Receive call | Immediate | None | EOC Personnel |
| 2 | - | Dispatch responders | 5-15 minutes | None | Operations Team |
| 3 | - | Conduct rescue/response | Ongoing | None | Response Team |
| 4 | - | Provide assistance | Ongoing | None | MDRRMO |
| Feedback Channel | Office visit, official website/portal, mobile phone, radio communication, or written feedback form |
|---|---|
| Complaint Handling | All complaints shall be acknowledged, recorded, and referred to the appropriate office/personnel for action |
| Response Time | Within 3 working days for non-emergency service concerns; emergency concerns are acted upon immediately based on nature of report |
| Responsible Office | MDRRMO Calanasan |
Submit feedback to the MDRRMO review sheet through Google Sheets via Apps Script.
Learn the current portal workflow: public viewing and report submission, MDRRMO officer-only editing, updated emergency hotlines, evacuation center pagination, and Barangay/School DRRM Committee directory management.
Each path begins with the essential workflow and progresses toward practical portal use.
Learn where public users can view or submit reports, and where MDRRMO officers log in to unlock editing functions.
Review hazard monitoring, rainfall awareness, fire monitoring, and how official advisories support preparedness decisions.
Practice using the updated hotline cards, citizen reports, incident log, documentation, and officer-only report management.
Learn how the encoded evacuation center list, Previous/Next controls, and public safety references are used during advisories.
Understand restored committee records, highlighted encoded details, search, view, sync, and officer-only editing.
Learn how officers add activities, edit records, upload documentation, and keep coordination modules current without exposing edit tools to public users.
Practice real-world disaster scenarios in a safe, controlled environment.
Simulate coordinated response to severe flooding with real-time rainfall monitoring, automated alerts, multi-source data integration, and advanced evacuation management systems.
Practice earthquake response protocols including damage assessment, search and rescue coordination, and emergency medical response.
Simulate response to landslide incidents including area evacuation, route assessment, and community safety measures.
Practice advanced wildfire response using NASA FIRMS hotspot detection, real-time satellite monitoring, automated fire spread prediction, and coordinated multi-agency response.
Practice coordinated crisis communication using SMS gateway, live chat, broadcast messaging, social media integration, and multi-channel public alert systems during complex emergencies.
Guides for MDRRMO officer login, protected editing, public-user limits, and safe local testing.
Earthquake safety protocols, building assessment, and response coordination.
Landslide risk assessment, early warning systems, and evacuation procedures.
NASA FIRMS integration, hotspot detection, satellite monitoring, wildfire prediction, and coordinated fire response.
Encoded evacuation centers, Previous/Next browsing, public activation reminders, and officer correction workflow.
Barangay and School DRRM Committee records, highlighted encoded details, search, view, edit, and sync procedures.
Updated emergency hotline cards, citizen reports, activity calendar, official communications, and daily officer review.
The portal is a Progressive Web App (PWA) with offline capabilities. Use the navigation menu to access sections. Install on mobile devices for app-like experience. The portal works offline with cached data and supports push notifications for critical alerts.
Viewer mode allows public users to read information and submit reports. Officer mode is for MDRRMO personnel and unlocks protected work such as editing, deleting, uploading, calendar activity encoding, syncing records, and report management.
For immediate emergencies, call the Calanasan Operation Center hotline first: 0997-763-2050. For online reporting, use Citizen Reporting and include location, incident type, severity level, and contact information.
The portal uses multi-source rainfall data with automated alert thresholds. Real-time monitoring provides early warnings through SMS, push notifications, and portal alerts. System integrates barangay-level data for precise flood risk assessment and evacuation recommendations.
The portal integrates NASA FIRMS satellite data for real-time hotspot detection. Automatic alerts trigger when fire activity is detected near Calanasan. System provides fire spread predictions, evacuation zone mapping, and coordinates with fire response teams for rapid intervention.
Editing, deleting, uploading, syncing, activity encoding, and report management require officer authentication. If you are an authorized MDRRMO officer, log in through the Duty Officer Login submenu, then refresh with Ctrl + F5 if the page still appears outdated.
Highlighted rows have real encoded details such as a name or contact number. Rows without verified details remain plain and usually show For updating, so staff can quickly see which records need follow-up.
Open Emergency Information > Evacuation Centers. Use Previous and Next to move through the encoded evacuation centers. The list is paginated so it does not become too long for public users.
The portal supports multi-platform communication: SMS gateway for text alerts, push notifications for mobile devices, live chat for coordination, broadcast messaging for public alerts, and social media integration. Enable notifications in Utility menu and configure your preferred alert channels.
Navigate to the Training & Onboarding section from the main menu. Here you'll find interactive tutorials, simulation exercises, knowledge base articles, and video guides. Start with basic tutorials and progress to advanced simulations as you gain proficiency.
Yes! The Simulation Mode provides a safe training environment where you can practice various disaster scenarios. All simulation activities are isolated from live operations and don't affect real emergency response systems.
Step-by-step video tutorials for critical MDRRMO functions and procedures.
Learn how public access differs from MDRRMO officer access.
Find hotlines, evacuation centers, DRRM Committee directories, utilities, and reports.
Step-by-step guide from public report submission to officer-only follow-up.
Encode activities, attach documentation, and keep records current in officer mode.
Use the encoded evacuation centers and Previous/Next controls during advisories.
Use hazard monitoring together with public advisories and field validation.
Understand how hotlines, advisories, and evacuation references support public safety.
Review highlighted encoded details, search records, and sync verified updates.
Use search, View, highlighted rows, and encoded-detail badges for faster validation.
Upload and manage official memoranda, advisories, letters, and coordination files in officer mode.
Review reports, activities, directory updates, uploads, and public advisories before closing duty.
Quick operational snapshot from the hazard viewer, earthquake feed, volcano watch, and forest fire monitoring modules.
One operational view for checking developing incidents against trusted newsrooms and official government sources.
Live monitoring updated Apr 10, 2026, 1:13 AM. 4 source(s) currently show disaster or incident-related headlines.
Open GMA's official live and latest coverage for fast incident verification.
โถ Open GMA News UpdatesBest for 24 Oras clips, breaking reports, and rolling national updates.
Open ABS-CBN's official live and latest coverage for TV Patrol and breaking national reports.
โถ Open ABS-CBN News LiveUseful for fast developing disasters, rescue operations, and traffic disruptions.
Live keyword scan for floods, landslides, earthquakes, typhoons, fires, accidents, and evacuations.
Monitors ABS-CBN News text for ongoing incidents, severe weather, and emergency response coverage.
Adds another TV-network source for incident monitoring, road disruptions, and major public safety updates.
Online newspaper scan for national disaster, infrastructure, transport, and casualty-related reports.
Online newspaper monitoring for severe weather, power outages, class suspensions, and local emergency impacts.
Adds online breaking coverage for climate, disaster response, and fast-moving national incident reporting.
Official Office of Civil Defense monitoring for advisories, preparedness actions, and national response coordination updates.
Official government newswire scan for national disaster, response, evacuation, and transport disruption reporting.
Government information monitoring for disaster information service posts, local incident reporting, and response bulletins.
Official severe weather bulletin for tropical cyclones.
Open ToolWeather map, rainfall, heat index, lightning, radar, and more.
Open ToolLatest earthquake information and seismic monitoring tools.
Open ToolHazard and risk-related maps for earthquakes, volcanoes, and other geohazards.
Open ToolSite-specific hazard assessment for flood, landslide, earthquake, and more.
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