BEYOND PROTOCOL: OZAMIZ POLICE, KANUNAY ASENSO OZAMIZ ADMINISTRATION START 2026 WITH UNIFIED ASENSO SERVICE AGENDA

via Bhal Abad Cabrera | January 13, 2026

OZAMIZ CITY, Philippines — The year 2026 opened with more than a traditional courtesy call as officers of the Ozamiz City Police Station (OCPS) met with Sam Norman Fuentes, signaling a renewed, service-driven partnership anchored on the Asenso brand of service—a governance philosophy that places discipline, professionalism, and people-first leadership at the center of public safety.

Led by OIC Chief of Police PLtCol. Harvey S. Abellanosa, OCPS officials used the New Year’s Courtesy Call not merely to pay respects, but to align priorities with the city government’s vision of Kanunay Asenso Ozamiz—where peace and order are seen as foundations of inclusive growth and community confidence.

City Hall, under Mayor Fuentes, has consistently emphasized that public safety is not just about enforcement, but about trust. In his remarks, the mayor praised the police force for embodying ethical and responsive policing, noting that their discipline and professionalism directly reflect the city’s commitment to governance that delivers results while respecting rights and dignity.

“The Asenso brand of service demands excellence—not only in performance, but in character,” Mayor Fuentes stressed, underscoring that collaboration between the local government and law enforcement remains vital to sustaining stability as Ozamiz City advances its development agenda.

A highlight of the meeting was the mayor’s formal recognition of Police Major Euridecy Revillas, Deputy Chief of Police, who recently passed the Bar Examinations. Her achievement was hailed as more than a personal milestone; it was described as a symbol of continuous learning and integrity within the police service—values that strengthen institutions and deepen public trust.

Mayor Fuentes lauded Revillas’ perseverance and commitment to the rule of law, saying her success reflects how the Asenso framework encourages growth, competence, and accountability among public servants.

For OCPS, the courtesy call reaffirmed their pledge to remain steadfast partners of the city government—protecting lives, maintaining order, and serving communities with compassion and fairness.

As Ozamiz City steps into 2026, the message from both City Hall and the police force is clear: peace, progress, and service excellence move forward together—Para sa Kanunay Asenso Ozamiz.