The Quezon City Police District (QCPD), under the leadership of Acting District Director Police Brigadier General Christopher Olazo, sustained its weeklong administrative monitoring from November 1 to 7, 2026, focusing on personnel welfare, healthcare services, logistical support, recognition of outstanding service, and community engagement.
During the monitoring period, the QCPD Medical and Dental Unit, led by Police Lieutenant Colonel Clarissa Modes, provided healthcare services to 2,908 beneficiaries, including police personnel, their dependents, civilians, and Persons Under Police Custody (PUPCs). Services included medical and dental consultations, treatment, and health monitoring. The unit also provided medical assistance during Undas 2026 and conducted health screenings for blood donation participants, as well as BMI assessments and monitoring of personnel.
Meanwhile, the District Personnel and Records Management Division, headed by Police Colonel Alberto Garcia Jr., facilitated the conferment of 8,322 commendations and 335 awards to QCPD personnel in recognition of their dedication, discipline, and exemplary performance in public service.
As part of its community policing efforts, the District Community Affairs and Development Division, led by Police Lieutenant Colonel Allan Docyogen, conducted 215 community engagement activities across various barangays in Quezon City. These activities aimed to strengthen public trust, cooperation, and shared responsibility in maintaining peace and order.
To maintain operational readiness, the District Logistics Division, headed by Police Colonel Alex Pederio, facilitated the repair and maintenance of 15 service vehicles to improve the mobility and response capabilities of police stations and operating units.
In addition, through the QCPD Damayan Program, the Office of the District Executive Senior Police Officer, led by Police Executive Master Sergeant Eulalia Blancad, extended a total of ₱50,000 in burial and medical assistance to three QCPD personnel as part of the district’s efforts to support the welfare of its members.
Through these continuing administrative efforts, the QCPD aims to strengthen its personnel support systems, improve operational efficiency, and ensure responsive and effective police services for the people of Quezon City.
