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+ January 09, 2021 BARANGAYS can resume disposing of their garbage in the transfer station in Barangay Inayawan, Cebu City before the end of this month.
Department of Public Services (DPS) head John Jigo Dacua said a P405 million budget had been allocated for garbage collection in 2021.
He said the contract between the City Government and the operator of the transfer station ended in the second week of December 2020 as the budget intended for it had all been utilized.
Dacua’s office is now working on the renewal of the contract.
The termination had inconvenienced barangays and the public, prompting Inayawan Barangay Captain Kirk Bryan Repollo to file a complaint before the Office of the Ombudsman against Dacua and Mayor Edgardo Labella over the non-collection of garbage.