GLORIA, ORIENTAL MINDORO — The Gloria Municipal Police Station (Gloria MPS), under the leadership of PMAJ Florante M. Sugian II, Chief of Police, is conducting a five-day Capability Enhancement and Electronic Traffic Violation System (E-TRAVIS) Orientation Seminar for traffic management officers in the Municipality of Gloria from October 12 to 16, 2026.

The initiative is in line with the implementation of the approved 2026–2029 Traffic Management Plan of Gloria, which aims to strengthen traffic management operations, improve road safety, promote compliance with traffic regulations, and ensure the efficient and systematic handling of traffic violations within the municipality.

The seminar is designed to enhance the knowledge, skills, and competencies of traffic management officers in carrying out their duties and responsibilities. It also provides orientation on the E-TRAVIS system to help officers become more familiar with the electronic processing and documentation of traffic violations, subject to the applicable system procedures and guidelines.

Through this capability enhancement activity, Gloria MPS seeks to promote professionalism, accountability, and consistency in traffic law enforcement while strengthening coordination among personnel involved in traffic management. The initiative also highlights the importance of responsible traffic enforcement in maintaining order on public roads and protecting the safety of motorists, pedestrians, and other road users.

In his message, PMAJ Florante M. Sugian II, Chief of Police of Gloria MPS, emphasized the importance of continuous training and the adoption of appropriate systems to improve traffic management services.

“Through this five-day capability enhancement and E-TRAVIS orientation seminar, we aim to equip our traffic management officers with the necessary knowledge and skills to perform their duties more effectively, responsibly, and professionally. The implementation of our approved 2026–2029 Traffic Management Plan is an important step toward improving road safety and promoting discipline among all road users. I encourage our personnel to apply what they learn and remain committed to fair, consistent, and accountable traffic enforcement for the benefit of the community,” PMAJ Sugian said.

The activity reflects the commitment of Gloria MPS to supporting the municipality’s traffic management initiatives through personnel development, improved operational procedures, and the responsible use of technology in traffic enforcement.

Gloria MPS reiterates its commitment to working with the local government and other concerned stakeholders to promote safer roads, orderly traffic flow, and a culture of discipline and responsibility among all road users in the Municipality of Gloria.