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Mayor Jeannie vows better services, jobs, health
Manila Bulletin
|April 12, 2025
Malabon City Mayor Jeannie Sandoval promised to deliver better services, provide more job opportunities, and work for a safer and healthier community as she unveiled her nine-point agenda on Friday, April 11, aimed at uplifting the lives of Malabueños.
According to the city’s Public Information Office, the agenda reflects Sandoval’s commitment to deliver efficient public services, strengthen healthcare, promote inclusive growth, generate employment, and foster good governance—all aimed at building a more livable and secure city.
“Our goal is to further strengthen the various sectors in the city. As we lay out these plans, we will continue to focus on addressing the needs of our citizens,” she said.
“We will also ensure that the city’s progress benefits not only the present but also our future),” Sandoval added.
This story is from the April 12, 2025 edition of Manila Bulletin.
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