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Biazon creates sports, recreational facilities division in Muntinlupa
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Biazon creates sports, recreational facilities division in Muntinlupa
Biazon creates sports, recreational facilities division in Muntinlupa
Published Jun 26, 2023 00:48 am
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Updated Jun 26, 2023 00:48 am
Muntinlupa Mayor Ruffy Biazon issued an executive order creating a special body that will oversee sports and recreational facilities in the city.
Biazon signed Executive Order No. 20 establishing the Sports and Recreations Management Division (SRMD) that is also tasked to market the facilities as venues for local and international competitions.
The Muntinlupa Aquatic Center recently hosted the "United We Swim" competition (Photos from the Muntinlupa City government)
"(Having the SRMD) we expect our sports facilities to be well-taken care of and maximized to their fullest potential as we now have a dedicated office to oversee their daily operations," said Biazon. The SRMD was established to operate and maintain the city's sports facilities, including the Muntinlupa Sports Center, Aquatic Center, Track and Field Oval, as well as covered courts, parks, and playgrounds. The Muntinlupa Aquatic Center recently hosted the “United We Swim” Anniversary Swim Meet of the Swim League Philippines with about 600 participating swimmers from Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao. Biazon appointed Joshua Robert Cosare, a member of the Sports Management Council of the Philippines, as head of the SRMD. Cosare is a graduate of BA Sports and Recreational Management and has over 10 years of experience in the field. "We are giving priority to sports and recreations management as part of our efforts to support the health and wellness of Muntinlupeños," said Biazon.
The Muntinlupa Aquatic Center recently hosted the "United We Swim" competition (Photos from the Muntinlupa City government)
"(Having the SRMD) we expect our sports facilities to be well-taken care of and maximized to their fullest potential as we now have a dedicated office to oversee their daily operations," said Biazon. The SRMD was established to operate and maintain the city's sports facilities, including the Muntinlupa Sports Center, Aquatic Center, Track and Field Oval, as well as covered courts, parks, and playgrounds. The Muntinlupa Aquatic Center recently hosted the “United We Swim” Anniversary Swim Meet of the Swim League Philippines with about 600 participating swimmers from Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao. Biazon appointed Joshua Robert Cosare, a member of the Sports Management Council of the Philippines, as head of the SRMD. Cosare is a graduate of BA Sports and Recreational Management and has over 10 years of experience in the field. "We are giving priority to sports and recreations management as part of our efforts to support the health and wellness of Muntinlupeños," said Biazon.