Establishment of the First Municipal Trial Court in GMA

Mayor Torres facilitated the establishment of the first Municipal Trial Court within the municipality, bringing judicial services closer to residents. Previously, citizens had to travel to nearby towns for hearings and legal proceedings. Context: Local leaders recognized that limited access to courts delayed justice and disproportionately affected low-income constituents. Mayor Torres advocated for the court to address this gap. Execution: She coordinated with the Supreme Court, the Department of Justice, and local government offices for infrastructure, staffing, and operational support. The inauguration included ceremonial sessions attended by legal officials. Impact: Enabled faster processing of local cases, reduced travel and legal costs for residents, and improved overall access to justice in GMA. Strengthened the municipality’s role as an autonomous local governance hub.

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