`Urban Development`

QC Launches Betty Go-Belmonte Research Grants Program

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Quezon City launched the Betty Go-Belmonte Research Grants Program on July 28, 2026, inviting university researchers to collaborate on solving pressing urban challenges. This program positions QC as a knowledge capital and directly engages local academia to address urban issues affecting residents’ daily lives, offering a rare opportunity for research-driven governance. The program is a government initiative open to university scholars; specific application guidelines, grant amounts, and deadlines will be announced by the QC government.

DILG Validators Visit Mayor Belmonte for SubayBAYANI Award

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DILG validators paid a courtesy call to Quezon City Mayor Joy Belmonte as part of the assessment process for the SubayBAYANI Award. This visit highlights Quezon City’s active pursuit of national recognition for good governance and infrastructure projects, which can lead to more resources and better services for residents. The event was an official courtesy call at the Quezon City Government, and while the specific date and time were not publicly detailed, it was part of the formal award evaluation process.

QC Gov’t Statement on Child’s Death at Dario Creek

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The Quezon City Government has released an official statement addressing the recent death of a child at Dario Creek. The statement follows the tragic incident where a seven-year-old boy was swept away in Barangay Bahay Toro on July 6, 2026. This incident highlights critical public safety concerns near urban waterways, a major issue for families and communities in Quezon City. It prompts important discussions on urban planning and the need for safer spaces for children. The official statement is available on the Quezon City Government’s official Facebook page. Residents are encouraged to read the full statement and engage in the ongoing community discussion about local safety and development.

International Delegates Visit QC for Urban Development Study

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Delegates from Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam and Bangkok, Thailand visited Quezon City to study its policies and infrastructure for urban development. This official visit was hosted by the Quezon City Government. This visit highlights Quezon City’s growing reputation as a model for effective urban governance and development in Southeast Asia. It is a source of local pride and demonstrates the city’s leadership on an international stage. The visit was an official engagement organized by the Quezon City Government. Specific details like the exact date, time, and itinerary were not provided in the announcement.

Quirino Avenue Widening Project Continues

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Workers are actively demolishing and reconstructing center islands along Quirino Avenue as part of a confirmed widening project. A construction foreman stated that the contract is for widening, following reports of tree removal along the roadway. This project directly impacts daily commute times and road conditions for Quezon City residents using Quirino Avenue. The removal of trees and potential changes to heritage structures raise important local concerns about environmental preservation and urban character. Commuters should be aware of ongoing construction activities and potential lane closures or traffic diversions along Quirino Avenue. Specific details on the project’s full timeline or pedestrian access have not been provided in the current information.