Naming Isabela PNP Office as Camp Lt. Rosauro D. Toda Jr.

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PROCLAMATION NO. 1016: Naming Isabela PNP Office as Camp Lt. Rosauro D. Toda Jr.

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Title Source: Supreme Court: Naming Isabela PNP Office as Camp Lt. Rosauro D. Toda Jr.

Law: Proclamation No. 1016

Decision Date: Sep 10, 2020

The Isabela Police Provincial Office in Ilagan is officially named "Camp Lt. Rosauro D. Toda, Jr." to honor First Lieutenant Rosauro D. Toda, Jr.'s dedication and contributions to public service and national pride.

Law Summary

Identification and Location of the Isabela Police Provincial Office

The Isabela Police Provincial Office is one of the provincial offices under the PNP.
It is physically located in Baligatan, City of Ilagan, Province of Isabela.

State Policy on Nationalism and Historical Recognition

Pursuant to Section 2 of Republic Act No. 10068 (Strengthening People's Nationalism Through Philippine History Act), the State is mandated to enhance nationalism, love of country, and respect for heroes.
It emphasizes reinforcing the significance of national and local history in everyday life to raise social consciousness.

Recognition of Lt. Rosauro D. Toda, Jr.'s Contributions

First Lieutenant Rosauro D. Toda, Jr. dedicated his life to "serve and protect" the public, particularly the people of Isabela Province.
He exemplified courage, honor, integrity, and patriotism.
Naming the police camp in his honor serves as a tribute to his invaluable contributions.

Presidential Proclamation and Naming of the Police Camp

By virtue of constitutional and legal powers, the President of the Philippines officially names the Isabela Police Provincial Office in Ilagan as "Camp Lt. Rosauro D. Toda, Jr.".
This proclamation is formalized through the affixation of the Presidential seal and signature.

Formality and Effectivity of the Proclamation

The proclamation was signed in Manila on September 10, 2020.
Officially, it is recorded as Proclamation No. 1016.
This formal act ensures the camp’s identity is permanently associated with Lt. Toda's legacy.

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