Police Regional Office 10, Philippine National Police

                                                                                                                                                                                               

POLICE REGIONAL OFFICE 10

PHILIPPINE NATIONAL POLICE

Year Approved: 2002


EIGHT (8) STARS - represent the eight (8) units of the Command/regional Office.

LAUREL LEAVES - symbolize. "authority" to enforce the law in order to maintain peace and order within the AOR of PRO 10.

The Logo is divided into two (2): the upper haft represent the rural sector while the lower haft represent the urban sector of PRO 10.

CATTLE -  represents the cattle raising and poultry business of Bukidnon.

COCONUT TREES - Represent the Coconut Industry of Bukidnon, Misamis Oriental, Lanao del Norte and Misamis Occidental.

RICE FIELD - Represents the agricultural business of Misamis Oriental and Bukidnon and the islands represent the province of Camiguin.

SHIP - represents the shipping industry of Cagayan de Oro City and Misamis Occidental.

CEMENT PLANTS AND FACTORIES - represent the industrial sector of lligan City.

PRO 10 logo was designated to represent the different sources of livelihood of the people under the AOR of PRO 10.

1978 - year PRO 10 was instituted as regional command 10 and was named Camp Alagar in honor of late 1Lt. Vicente Garcia Alagar who died during the campaign against the Muslim Outlaws in Pananao of Jolo, Sulu, Mindanao.

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