OTHER PUBLICATIONS
RESOURCE MANAGEMENT GUIDELINES FOR FY 2026
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CPCG
To promote the optimal use of resources, avoid unnecessary expenditures, and support the PCG operations efficiently without delay due to resource constraints, the Office a of the Deputy Chief of Coast Guard Staff for Comptrollership, CG-6, has developed the Resource Management Guidelines for FY 2026. These guidelines serve as while also reference for establishing a structured approach to planning and program execution, promoting utilization.
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Guidelines of Standard Written Communication Format
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CPCG
In order to standardize all communications format of the Command and to achieve uniformity on all PCG correspondence, attached hereto are the format of communications which will be followed to include the observance of standard spacing and the usage of font type and its sizes.
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Guidelines on Written Communications Format re Radio Message and Message Form_Memorandum
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CPCG
HPCG SOP Nr 03-13 dated 01 July 2013 sets forth the objectives, guidlelines and procedures governing the use of the PCG Message Form and PCG Letter by a!i PCG..shore units including HPCG staff offices and thereby also sets aside the use of the' traditional Staff Radio Message by the aformentioned shore units as specified in Sections 14 and 15, Chapter 4 of the PCG Manual 08-01, as it was discoursed that advancement in technology has rendered the said traditional radio message format inappropriate and outdated. It, however, came to the attention of the National Headquarters Philippine Coast Guard that the aforementioned SOP has brought more issues particularly on the timeliness of receipts of messages as well as confusion on the proper recipients, · be they action or info addressees. The use of PCG Message Form by PCG shore units and the use of the traditional Staff Radio Message by PCG vessels have unnecessarily semoved other significant units from being recipients as info addressees hence the transmission of vital information needed by them has been at risk of being delayed, or worst, not being carried out.
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MEMORANDUM ADOPTATION OF KEY MATTERS DISCUSSED DURING THE CONDUCT OF THE2ND PROGRAM PERFORMANCE AND BUDGETEXECUTION REVIEW
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CPCG
In view of the recently conducted Program, Performance and Budget Execution Review (PPBER), and upon the recommendation of the PBAC Core Group, the following key matters are hereby adopted and shall be implemented accordingly by all concerned PCG units: Residual funds and all 2
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MEMORANDUM of Proclamation No.1077
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CGAO
The operative provisions of Proclamation ‘No. 1077 declaring a state of national calamity due to Typhoon “Tino” shall by necessary implication be interpreted to encompass all natural calamities occurring within one (1) year from November 7, 2025 unless sooner lifted by the President.
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PUBLICATION OF THE PCG-ETB TRAINING COURSE SYLLABI, UPDATED COMMAND AND ADMIRAL STAFF COLLEGE STUDENT ACADEMIC HANDBOOK, AND INCLUSION OF ADU, DLSU, AND AIM, AND TOP 100 UNIVERSITIES
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CGAO
The Coast Guard Musician Specialization Course (CGMuSC) is a rating specialization course designed for non-officers from CGETDC and other Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) major units and commands who will become members of the PCG Symphonic Band. This course equips participants with the specialized skills and knowledge necessary to effectively perform their roles within the band, supporting the PCG’s ceremonial and operational functions. The course focuses on equipping future Musician’s Specialists (MS) with the skills and knowledge necessary to mold recruits into capabie and disciplined members of the PCG Symphonic Band. The course is divided into nine (9) modules. The six (6) academic modules are Introductory, Rudiments of Music, Transposition and Direction, Chord Construction, inversion of Secondary Mode, and Computer MIDI. The three (3) non-academic modules are the Physical Development Training Program, On-the-Job Training, and Accountability to the Service. The course's main objective is for the career advancement of personnel who have undergone the Coast Guard Musicians Specialization Course (CGMuSC) and PCG Non-Officers who aspire to become Musician’s Specialists to assist the Command during ceremonial activities and other operational functions.
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