TCPS Concludes PCR Month with Culminating Program

The Tagbilaran City Police Station (TCPS) concluded the nationwide observance of the 30th Police Community Relations (PCR) Month with a culminating ceremony held at the Saulog Gymnasium, Tagbilaran City Hall Compound last July 30.

TCPS Chief PLTCOL John Kareen Escober 
with Mr. Steven Lim 

The event was graced by the presence of Mr. Steven B. Lim, a prominent Boholano businessman and civic leader, as the Guest of Honor and Speaker.

Carrying the national theme “Sa Bagong Pilipinsa, Ang Gusto ng Pulis Ligtas ka,” the ceremony brought together law enforcement personnel, local stakeholders, job order employees, and community representatives to celebrate the strengthened ties between the police and the public.

In his opening remarks, PLTCOL JOHN KAREEN OLIVEROS ESCOBER, Chief of Police of Tagbilaran City, emphasized the station’s commitment to community engagement and inclusive public service, stating:

“Ang kalampusan sa among serbisyo dili lang sukod sa gidaghanon sa mga operasyon, kundi sa kadagatan sa among relasyon sa katawhan. 

With the spirit of Police Community Relations, we continue to walk alongside the people we serve.”

 Guest of Honor Mr. Steven B. Lim, a longtime member and former president of the Bohol Chamber of Commerce and Industry (BCCI) and former Okay Municipal Councilor, delivered a heartfelt message highlighting values-based leadership and the role of multi-sectoral collaboration in peace-building.

“It is when government, business, and citizens come together with a shared purpose that true community transformation becomes possible,” Mr. Lim said in his address.

It was a simple yet meaningful culmination highlighted by the awarding of Certificates of Recognition to the TCPS Job Order employees for their invaluable contribution to the daily operations of the station. 

Chief of Police PLTCOL Escober & Mr. Lim joins the awardees for a photo memento

Their commitment and professionalism in carrying out their tasks & responsibilities—whether as drivers, clearance processors, or utility workers—was formally recognized as vital in sustaining public trust and operational success.

Grace & strength from the police interns

The program concluded with the singing of the PNP Hymn and a reaffirmation of the station’s continuing commitment to Oplan LIMPYO Tagbilaran, the flagship program of PLTCOL Escober aimed at ensuring a cleaner, safer, and more peaceful city.

The successful culmination of the 30th PCR Month serves as a testament to the strength of community policing in Tagbilaran City—grounded in service, sustained by partnership, and inspired by shared hope.