Various infrastructure projects amounting to P9million pesos have been lined up for implementation early this quarter and are expected to boast the town's economy and the coming in of investors.

This according to Julgen R. Dajay, this towns planning and development coordinator. Speaking before Tupi officials and employees Dajay said that the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) P1.5 million peso project for the walkway from Balayon street to Buguis street national highway junction is already on-going.

Another project that will commence this month is the construction of additional streetlights from Cr. Cebuano in lower Poblacion, to Cr. Acmonan, upper Tupi. Tupi had received one million pesos from the Local Government Support Fund and Tupi local government had alloted P1.5M for this project that would illuminate the highway around the town's proper. A total of eighty (80) streetlights will be installed.

Also up for implementation is the P5 M project, which is the Coffee Production and Processing Center to commence this month. Said project is funded by the Mindanao Rural Development Program thru Community Fund for Agricultural Development (CFAD) with one million peso counterpart from Tupi local government.

Another development project that is slated for public bidding on February 21 is the construction of a memorial park near Tupi public cemetery.

Meanwhile, the contract signing between for the construction of the P10 million of the National Highway - Polonuling farm to market road is slated today. The said project which was targetted for implementation late last year was stalled due to some technicals needed by MRDP. As part of the requirement, Tupi local government had alloted one million peso counterpart fund.

Tupi Mayor Reynaldo S. Tamayo, Jr., continue to urge the local officials and employees to unite for the greater good of the municipality. "Let us continue to unite and work together for the progress and development of our beloved municipality" Tamayo said.

All roads for dental care practitioners, oral health workers and advocates in SOCCSKSARGEN region would lead to Tupi for 8^th National Dental Health Month celebration regional kick off.

This year’s celebration carries the theme: “Ngiting Matamis, Ngiping Malinis, Dala ay Pag-asa Tunay na Ligaya”

Department of Health (DOH) Region XII Center for Health and Development Director Abdullah B. Dumama, Jr., will grace the event along with South Cotabato Governor Arthur “Dodo” Y. Pingoy, Jr., Tupi Mayor Reynaldo S. Tamayo, Jr.

Earlier, delegates from the various parts of the region has joined the 24 kilometer caravan from Koronadal City to Tupi.  The caravan ended at Tupi Sports and Cultural Center (TSCC) for the opening program.

Participating students around the region will be competing in the inter school Slogan Writing, On the spot poster making, and Dance sports contest.

Search for orally fit child will also form as one of the event- highlights.

Amidst cool climate coupled with intermitted raindrops owing to the weather and high altitude, local officials and employees has provided the necessary basic services to Miasong, Tupi's farthest Barrio under the Munisipyo sa Barangay program, January 26-27 this year.

A total of twenty six (26) cattles were marked, five hundred three (503) received free medical check-up and medicines, eleven (11) couples were solemnized by Mayor Reynaldo S. Tamayo, Jr.

Forty (40) recipients had availed of birth registration, and three hundred three (303) availed dental services which includes tooth extraction, general cleaning and oral examinations for pregnant women. Free toothbrush and oral examinations were also given to pre-schoolers.

Oral and dental services were made possible thru the joint effort of Tupi PNP and Philppine Dental Association - South Cotabato Chapter. Tupi Police Chief Inspector Larry D. Salcedo requested eleven dentists headed by the President of Philippine Dental Association (PDA) - South Cotabato Chapter, Dr. Ma. Carmen N. Salcedo.

Prior to the said activity,Tupi- PNP, LGU and PDA South Cotabato Chapter counducted  tree planting at the compound of Jose D. Escobillo National High School. A total of two hundred ten (210) mahogany and guyabano seedlings were planted.

Other services offered were supplemental feeding, real property taxes assesment (RPTA), business licensing, agricultural services, road maintenance & other engineering works.