The officers included Leonalyn Oloan, Clarence Mayangao, Faridah Ali, Loraintina Manengyao, Roy Valenzuela, Analiza Bides, Ronaldo Senoc, Kenneth Bid-ing, Elena Rocamora, Ferdinand Pontillo, Rufino Santiago Jr., Lorelina Mina, and Erwin Kenny Ronquillo.
While details of the discussion were not disclosed, officials said the meeting forms part of ongoing efforts to strengthen command leadership and reinforce discipline across jail facilities nationwide.
Leadership transitions within the BJMP are seen as critical to sustaining reforms in congestion management, inmate welfare programs, and rehabilitation initiatives in detention centers.
Rivera, who has led the BJMP since June 2023, continues to oversee programs aimed at easing jail congestion and upgrading facilities in line with modernization goals.
The BJMP, established under Republic Act 6975, plays a central role in managing district, city, and municipal jails across the country.
Government sources said the meeting also reflects the administration’s continued support for capacity-building in uniformed services, particularly those handling high-density and vulnerable inmate populations.