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I. INTRODUCTION:
TABLE OF CONTENTS

The Socio-Economic Profile (SEP) is a compilation of data and

information regarding the current social and economic status of the
Municipality. These data are obtained through primary survey (Municipal
Socio-Economic Survey, 2007, 2010, 2011, and 2012) and from secondary
sources such as: records, published reports, maps and statistical charts from
pertinent agencies.
The SEP covers the physical, social, economic and political aspects
of the Municipality. Specifically, these include: geographical location,
physical characteristics, natural features and current demography; fiscal data;
development related general land use distribution; socio-economic base
services, utilities and infrastructures.

I. Introduction ..................................................................................................1
II. Development Overview ................................................................................1
Dumangas Mission and Vision .3
III. Physical Profile
a. Location and Land Area ......................................................................4
b. Topography ..........................................................................................4

d. Soil Types ...........................................................................................5

The data and information compiled reflect the potentials as well as

the limitations of the Municipality in relation to development. The SEP
therefore, becomes an essential record to serve as basis and analytical tool
for policy-making and planning activities and for promoting and facilitating
development.
Because of its vital importance, the Municipality through the Office
of the Municipal Planning and Development Coordinator takes it a prime
responsibility for developing and maintaining the Socio-Economic Profile.

c. Climate ................................................................................................5
e. Mineral Resources ..............................................................................5
f. Land Uses ............................................................................................5

IV. Demographic Profile

a. Total Population,.....................................................................................6

Other Basic Data ................................................................................7

b. Area by Barangays .............................................................................8
V. Economic Profile
a. Agriculture

II. DEVELOPMENT OVERVIEW:

Dumangas is a coastal town situated at the South Eastern part of
Panay Island. It is bounded on the North by the Municipality of Barotac
Nuevo, on the South and East by the Guimaras Strait, and on the West by the
Municipalities of Pototan and Zarraga.
Basically, Dumangas is an agricultural and fishing Municipality.
Although considered a fishing town, its major product is agricultural, as most
of its areas are devoted to farming.
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b. Fisheries

.....................................................................................9
....................................................................................14

c. Commerce and Industry .....................................................................17

d. Credit Institution
e. Tourism

.........................................................................19
................................................................................19

VI. Health, Nutrition, Family Planning, Education and Social Services

a. Health
b. Nutrition
c. Social Welfare
d. Education

.......................................................................................20
.....................................................................................26
..............................................................................28
.................................................................................31

e. Sports and Recreation

E.1. Sports .................................................................................33
E.2. Recreation ..........................................................................34
VII. Public Order and Safety
a. Protective Services

..........................................................................34

VIII. Associations and Community Organizations/NGOs .............................35

C. Climate
Dumangas has a monsoonal climate, which is divided into two
pronounced seasons; dry season from November to April and wet during the
rest of the year, with a maximum rain period from June to October. The dry
season coincides with the northeast monsoon where the air coming from the
northeast is considerably dried up after crossing the high mountains of the
Bicol Region, Samar and Leyte, leaving little rain for the Province of Iloilo.
The southwest monsoon brings with it moist air which gives off much rain.
Mean annual temperature is 270 C, which the same with the entire Philippines
is. The hottest mean temperature is 28.30C. The average yearly rainfall is
about 1.938.7 mm.

IX. Religion and Religious Institutions ...........................................................36

X. Infrastructure
a. Roads
b. Bridges
c. Port

..........................................................................................37
.........................................................................................40
...........................................................................................41

d. Wharf

.........................................................................................41

e. Power

..........................................................................................42

f. Water

.........................................................................................42

g. Irrigation
h. Communication
i. Transportation

...................................................................................42
..............................................................................43
.................................................................................44

j. Municipal Slaughterhouse ....................................................................45

k. Ice Plant ...............................................................................................46
XI. Environment Sector ...................................................................................46
XII. Municipal Administrative Profile
XIII. Other Information

........................................................48

..............................................................................56

D. Soil Types
The type of soil in the Municipality are clay loam, hydrosol and sandy
loam, however, the land is generally arable, which is suited best for agriculture.
E. Mineral Resources
Minerals such as sand and limestone (white rocks) are in abundant
supply in the Municipality. Sand exists in quite large quantity in Barangay
Balabag at the bed of the Jalaur River and limestone abounds plentifully at the
Municipalitys different hills.
F. Land Uses
As to the existing General Land Use distribution of the Municipality,
the following is the corresponding land use distribution:
LAND USE
Built-up Areas
Agricultural
Fishpond
Swamps and Marshes
Forest Land
Open Space
Mining and Quarrying
Infrastructure
Foreshore
TOTAL

AREA IN HAS.
473.5180
7,001.5500
4,353.9500
512.0337
35.0845
6.6968
8.5000
142.4690
336.2000
12,870.00

% OF TOTAL
3.68
54.40
33.83
3.98
0.27
0.05
0.07
1.11
2.61
100.00%

Tracing back hundreds of years ago, Dumangas started as a settlement or

barangay named Araut in 1212 A.D... Its early inhabitants which was believed to be
a group of Shri-Visayan Malays, brought with them their culture, adapted their form
of government, and made use of what nature had provided for them, thus, they made
clearings and tilled the soil, planted seeds such as rice, corn, mangoes, etc.. All
throughout, mangoes grew abundantly, that the name Dumangas had later been
derived which meant Duro Manggas or many mangoes. (See How Dumangas
Got Her Name).
During the Spanish era, it was believed that Dumangas was the place where
the first mass was said and the first stone church was erected in the whole Island of
Panay. From 1572 to 1777 a number of churches were continuously and repeatedly
been built and destroyed due to neglect, scavenging and fire. In 1887 on the other
hand, the last church was constructed and was finally finished in 1895. According to
the records of the Agustinian Monastery in Pastrana, Spain, this church of Gothic
Architecture, (as it still exists today) was the most artistic of its kind in the whole
Philippines at that time.
With regards to its educational system which was controlled by the Spanish
friars, the core of its teaching was on religion, thus, implanting to the very roots of
the Filipino culture, the customs and traditions of our people.
More so, Dumangas was a pueblo or town of the colony, and as such, was
headed by a gobernadorcillo, the equivalent of todays town mayor. It was his duty
to pass ordinances, collect taxes, took charge of public works, and other form of
tasks assigned by the Spanish government.
What is noted of Dumangas today is that, its inhabitants surnames begin
with the letter D. Gov. General Narciso Claveria initiated this sometime in 1849,
when he issued a decree for the Filipinos to adopt Spanish family names. Thus, it
was the order that the family names of the people of the town were to begin with the
same letter as the name of the town. This served to explain the fact why almost all
family names in Dumangas today, begin with the letter D.
As also greatly noted, Dumangas is the hometown of the yearly-celebrated
hero of the town, Col. Quintin Salas. He was distinguished to be the last Ilonggo
revolutionary leader to lay down his arms to the American forces, and his surrender
marked the restoration of peace thus, ushered another era in our history.
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The American took over the reigns of government, and they introduced the
public school system and the democratic form of government. Two political
parties were put up and the Dumanguenos figured actively in politics with Col.
Quintin Salas elected as Municipal President in 1905.
Through the progress of time, Dumangas itself, suffered some ups and
downs, but through the tireless efforts of its dedicated people, the Municipality
gradually improved.
The different Municipal Mayors undertook notable
improvements during their term of office. Each tried to contribute his share,
through progress and development.
Today, the development of the Municipality of Dumangas is clearly visible
through the good infrastructure facilities such as the newly constructed allweathered farm-to-market roads and bridges, the Dumangas Port at Sitio
Naluoyan, Barangay Sapao, the well-paved coastal road linking the Dumangas
Port and the Iloilo International Commercial Port, the constructed two storey
public market building, the concreted municipal streets, the acquisition of
municipal equipment and other facilities and the electrification program of all
barangays in the municipality which are beneficial to the people in the community
As to the Municipal priorities, given utmost importance of this
administration are the food production programs through advance farm technology
transfer of the Department of Agriculture, Economic Enterprises; Health and
Social Services, Infrastructure projects and the Environmental Management
projects/activities. The construction/improvement of Irrigation Facilities of the
NIA and the Installation/Construction of Ice Plant and Storage Facilities are
priorities, which could help farmers and fishpond owners in this municipality.
The most significant future development opportunity and direction
however, lies on the operation and completion of those projects as these are the
most needed development of the people today for progress to usher in, in order
that the over-all quality of life of Dumangas will further improve.

Dumangas Mission and Vision

Mission - To promote, enhance and strengthen trading activities, increase
industries and actively engage in sustainable socio-economic, political,
cultural, moral, spiritual, environmentally sound programs and services for the
upliftment of the quality of life of the Dumangasanon.
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Vision We envision Dumangas as a gateway for trading and a premier center for
Agri-aqua, Eco-tourism, industry, and education with God-loving and empowered
citizens in a peaceful, healthy, and environment friendly community/society
through effective and dynamic governance.

III. PHYSICAL PROFILE:

A. Location and Land Area

Dumangas, considered as both an agricultural and fishing Municipality,
is situated at the South Eastern part of Panay Island, and lies at 122 0 4273
longitude, 100 4923 latitude. It is bounded in the North by the Municipality of
Barotac Nuevo, in the South and East by the Guimaras Strait, and in the West by
the Municipalities of Pototan and Zarraga. The Municipality contains a total
land area of 12,870 hectares. As a coastal town, the sea bound a large portion of
the land.
Its total coastline is approximately 21.6 kilometers, while
approximately 1/3 of the total land area (4,353.95 has.) is devoted to fishpond
(milkfish culture).
B. Topography

Barangay

Area
( in hectares )

Dumangas
Nanding Lopez
Pagdugue
Paloc Bigque
Paloc Sool
Patlad
P.D. Monfort North
P.D. Monfort South
Pulao
Rosario
Sapao
Sulangan
Tabucan
Talusan
Tamboilan
Tambobo
Victorias
Foreshore

12,870
796.9466
532.0710
180.9812
994.0363
368.9000
356.0602
113.9569
298.9466
305.6169
435.9640
510.0784
132.0348
164.3146
391.8713
16.4116
58.2088
336.2000

Distance from
Poblacion (KM)

10.00
13.00
5.00
3.50
4.50
5.00
4.80
6.00
5.00
2.00
3.00
0.50
1.27
5.50
0.80
2.00

Source: MPDO-Dumangas
V. ECONOMIC PROFILE:

The topography is generally plain with a few hills namely: Matagsing

Hill at Barangays Ermita and Sulangan, Ermita Hill at Barangay Ermita,
Binaobao Hill at Barangay Sulangan and Elihan Hill at Barangay Rosario.
There are seven rivers traversing the town. These rivers are: Dumangas River,
which traverses the central portion of the Municipality; Barasan, Agdarupan,
Paloc, Talusan, Sulangan and Linao River. The Linao River contains fresh water
source while the rest are brackish. The Municipality has also several creeks and
springs.

A. AGRICULTURE:
Dumangas is primarily an agricultural community and a total of
11,355.50 hectares or 90.6% of the total land area is devoted to agriculture.
This comprises 7,001.55 of agricultural farmlands and 4,353.95 hectares of
fishponds.
Dumangas has palay as its major field crop. Rice production reaches up
to 110 cavans per hectare for irrigated areas and 80 cavans per hectare for areas
not covered by irrigation. Crop year 2012 production for rice had reaches 100
cavans per hectare for irrigated areas and 60 cavans per hectare for areas not
covered by irrigation.
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IV. DEMOGRAPHIC PROFILE:

Total Population
DUMANGAS

A. POPULATION:
Total Population of every Barangay of the Municipality of Dumangas (as
of NSO 2010 Census).
Total Population
66,108

DUMANGAS
Aurora Del Pilar
Bacay
Bacong
Balabag
Balud
Bantud
Bantud Fabrica
Baras
Barasan
Basa - Mabini
Bolilao
Buenaflor - Embarcadero
Burgos - Regidor
Calao
Cali
Cansilayan
Capaliz
Cayos
Compayan
Dacutan
Ermita
Ilaya 1st
Ilaya 2nd
Ilaya 3rd
Jardin
Lacturan
Lopez Jaena
Managuit
Maquina
Nanding Lopez
Pagdugue
Paloc Bigque
Paloc Sool
Patlad

334
1,780
1,286
1,698
530
1,102
2,099
554
1,190
548
2,880
185
923
2,373
1,812
1,754
709
1,642
583
1,993
2,593
719
626
844
1,384
2,046
208
819
1,096
1,377
2,203
1,574
2,444
1,982

66,108

P.D. Monfort North

P.D. Monfort South
Pulao
Rosario
Sapao
Sulangan
Tabucan
Talusan
Tambobo
Tamboilan
Victorias

3,322
1,696
1,604
1,577
2,200
2,627
2,272
910
964
2,345
701

A.1. Other Basic Data:

No. of Barangay
Town Classification
Population Growth Rate
Doubling Time
Doubling Year
No. of Households
Land area
Population Density
Sex Ratio
Total Births
Crude Birth Rate
Total Death
Crude Death Rate
Infant Mortality Rate
General Fertility Rate
Maternal Mortality Rate
Total no. of MCRAs

(NSO 2007)

(2011)
(2011)
(2011)
(2011)
(2011)
(2010)
(2011)
(2010)

45 Barangays
1st Class Municipality
1.77%
24 years
2029
13,348
12,870 has.
500 persons/sq.km.
101Male:100Female
921
13/1,000
346
5/1,000
12/1,000
60%
1/1,000
4.49%

B. AREA BY BARANGAYS:
Barangay
Dumangas
Burgos-Regidor
)
J.M. Basa
)
Lopez Jaena
)
M.H. del Pilar-Aurora )
Buenaflor-Embarcadero)
Bacay
Bacong
Balabag
Balud
Bantud
Bantud Fabrica
Baras
Barasan
Bolilao
Calao
Cali
Cansilayan
Capaliz
Cayos
Compayan
Dacutan
Ermita
Ilaya Ist
Ilaya 2nd
Ilaya 3rd
Jardin
Lacturan
Managuit
Maquina

Area
( in
hectares )
12,870

Distance from Poblacion

(KM)

24.6344

1.00
0.00
0.15
0.00
0.00

1,067.5698

4.00

178.1100

3.80

256.4250

7.00

78.2843

11.00

79.1181

2.00

583.2685

8.50

10.2334

1.00

266.2242

8.00

1,269.3684

7.00

257.1929

7.00

206.1234

1.50

529.1909

4.00

128.2086

6.00

482.3981

7.00

64.7438

9.00

230.7171

3.50

509.5883

3.50

67.7665

1.50

43.1756

3.00

32.5195

3.00

33.3506

0.50

210.9949

1.50

96.7429

1.50

171.4406

8.00

Barangay
31. Pulao
32. Rosario
33. Sapao
34. Sulangan
35. Tabucan
36. Talusan
37. Tambobo
38. Tamboilan
39. Victorias
TOTAL

No. of Farmers
145
131
26
194
41
54
2
227
22
3,571

Registered Cooperatives in the Municipality of Dumangas:

Name of Cooperative
1. Cansilayan Primary Multi-Purpose Coop.
2. Dumangas Agrarian Reform Beneficiaries Development
Cooperatives
3. DUMANGAS ARBA MPC
4. Dumangas District Hospital Employees MPC
5. Dumangas Fishpond Owners Operators & Fisherfolks
MPC
6. ISCOF-DC MPC
7. Metro Dumangas Multi-Purpose Cooperative
8. Patlad-Cayos Farmers MPC
9. Punta Lacaran-Ermita Fisherfolks MPC
Irrigators Association in the Municipality of Dumangas:
Name of Association
1. ROSCA
2. P. D. Monfort North
3. TAPABIA
4. AGTUBABO
5. TALUBA
6. CFA
7. DOFA
8. TFA
9. P4MPFA

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Area (Has.)
286.0
292.0
34.5
312.0
62.5
62.0
6.0
384.0
24.5
6,151.77 has.

Contact Person
Celda Detorio
Samson Magbanua

Cecil Mania-ol
Antonio Decastillo
Chamaigne Jamandre

Prof. Annie S.
Villagracia
Eulogio Denuevo
Expedito Gulac
Jose Puti, Jr.

Contact Person
Gilbert Denola
Gerard Bias
Domingo Boglosa
Rogelio Belonio
Dante Dumaplin
Ramonito Zamora
Henry Custorio
Roque Diasnes
Melchor Digna

The minor products are corn, mongo, watermelon, sugar cane and coconut.
Below is the overview of the agriculture sector:
A. Production Data for Crops: (
Yield/Crop/Year

Total Yield/Year

80 cav./ha.
50 cav./ha.

42,331.75 MT
6,839.76 MT

Area Planted (Has.)

Annual Yield

Harvest Pattern

Mongo

1,558.80

9,019 cav.

1 crop/year after
rice

No. of Farmers

957

Sugarcane
Coconut
Coffee
Banana
Watermelon

80.00
140.00
5.0
120.00
148.00

4,200 MT
1,120 MT
100 MT
1,400 MT
1,198 MT

1 crop/year
-do-do-do-do-

Root Crops
Camote
Cassava

Area Planted (Has.)

Annual Yield (MT)

Harvest Pattern

5.0
5.6

50 MT
65 MT

1 crop/year
-do-

Fruit Trees

Area Planted (has.)

Annual Yield (MT)

Mango

6.0

72 MT

Jackfruit

2.0

15 MT

Grain Crops
Palay
Irrigated
Rainfed

4,738.17
1,413.6

No. of farmers
Irrigated
Rainfed

2,638
933

Plantation Crops

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Vegetable
Squash
Ampalaya
Beans
Eggplant
Okra
Guava
Calamansi
Agri-Crops
Bamboo
Ipil-ipil

3.46
1.07
1.5
2.0
2.0

34 MT
8.5 MT
15 MT
20 MT
40 MT

B. Farm Profile

3.0
1.5
(non-edible)
88.8
80.0

24 MT
22.5 MT
Vegetables
Leafy
Fruit

Barangay

Area Planted (has.)

10.0
10.0

Average Income derived from farming/household

for each major crop .................................................P22,500.00
Livestock and Poultry

Population in 2011

Kinds of Animals
1. Carabao
2. Cattle
3. Swine
4. Goat
5. Poultry
6. Sheep
7. Muscovy Duck (pato)
8. Mallard (bebe)
9. Turkey
10. Ostrich

No. of Heads
312
360
6,181
1,936
59,250
10
10,432
11,052
274
3

Animal Dispersal Program:

Cattle
Carabao
Swine

5 Heads
0 Heads
92 Heads

No. of Farmers

Area (Has.)

48
96
76
14
64
72
200
237
150
135
140
71
125
23
69
78
45
24
32
6
31
28
77
54
191
100
201
167
35
140

83.5
125.5
167.75
48.0
91.1
119.85
261.0
396.0
290.0
206.0
304.0
104.0
288.98
61.5
97.35
129.6
55.1
33.2
64.1
5.0
38.0
29.5
130.0
60
371.0
114.7
346.0
367.0
60.96
239.58

1. Bacay
2. Bacong
3. Balabag
4. Balud
5. Bantud
6. Bantud Fabrica
7. Barasan
8. Bolilao
9. Calao
10. Cali
11. Cansilayan
12. Capaliz
13. Cayos
14. Compayan
15. Dacutan
16. Ermita
17. Ilaya Ist
18. Ilaya 2nd
19. Ilaya 3rd
20. Jardin
21. Lacturan
22. Managuit
23. Maquina
24. Nanding Lopez
25. Pagdugue
26. Paloc Bigque
27. Paloc Sool
28. P.D. Monfort North
29. P.D. Monfort South
30. Patlad

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16. Bantud
17. Barasan
Total

B. FISHERIES:
Dumangas is a coastal town, the reason why fishing became one of the major
occupation of most people in the coastal barangay. The presence of rivers, creeks and coastal
areas enhances both inland and marine fishing.

9.63 has.
28.95 has.
4,353.95 has.

Source: Municipal Agriculturists Office, Dumangas, Iloilo

C. COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY:
As to the Municipalitys industries, majority is considered small scale,
and most are located in the poblacion area. Of the 1,925 industrial sectors
1,500 or 77.92% are engage in transportation, 345 or 17.92% are in
manufacturing/ processing, 50 or 2.5% are in mining/quarrying and 30 or
1.5% are in cottage and home industries.
For the warehouse and storage facilities available in the municipality,
considered as one of the biggest single municipal warehouse in the Visayas
and Mindanao is the National Food Authority (NFA) Grains Complex situated
at Barangay P.D. Monfort South with a capacity of 500,000 cavans. Other
storage, smaller in capacity than NFA is the bonded warehouses with rice mill
types such as the cone type, baby cone and the kiskisan type.
Establishments engage in manufacturing and processing are the
following with their corresponding numbers:
ESTABLISHMENTS ENGAGED IN
MANUFACTURING AND PROCESSING

NUMBER

Salt Making
31
Copra Making
15
Hollow Blocks Factory
8
Nipa Making
50
Bakery
28
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With regards to the commercial situation of Dumangas, its commercial

establishments include wholesale and retail businesses. This includes sari-sari
stores, dry goods stores, drug stores, bakeries, lumber yards, fertilizer and farm
chemical dealers, rice retailers vegetable vendors, hollow blocks factories, rice
mills, gasoline dealers, etc.
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The Municipality as a coastal area has also a vast area of fishponds. Its total land area
classified as fishpond is 4,353.9500 hectares. Thus, its inland fishing facilitates milkfish
culture and gives an annual production of 2.4 tons of bangus per hectare or a total of 10,886.28
tons.
In marine fishing several methods are used to capture fish, namely: tangkop, saluran,
pahubas/sera, tangab, pocot and paduyan.
Below is the Municipal Fisheries Profile of the Municipality of Dumangas
Total Land Area:
Total Fishpond Area:
No. of Coastal Barangays:
Coastline:
Fishing Ground:
No. of Rivers:
.

A. Aquaculture Fisheries
1. Brackish water: (Inland Fisheries)
a. Total Fishpond Area:
a.1 Privately Owned:
No. of Operators:
a.2 Covered by FLA:
a.3 Tax Declared:
No. of Operators:
b. Area for Bangus:
Average Production/ha./year:
Total Production/year:
Ave. Production/ha./month
No. of Crops/year
No. of Operators:
2. Mariculture:
Area for Oysters:
No. of Operators:
Average Production/Year:
Total Production/Year:
Area for Mussels:
Average Production:

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12,870 has.
4,353.95 has
20 Barangays
21.6 kms.
Guimaras Strait
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4,353.9500 has.
4,000 has.
253
446.0 has.
89.95 has.
31
4,353.9500 has.
3.0 tons
13,607.85 MT
0.25 MT
3-4 crops/year
352
10.62 has.
28
575 sacks
9.24 tons
1,815 MT
95 Sacks

E. Barangay Fisheries and Aquatic Resources Management Council

(BFARMC)

3. Freshwater:
a. Tilapia
Fishpond Area:
Average Production/Year:
a. Hito
Fishpond Area:
Average Production/Year:
B. Municipal Fisheries:
No. of Fishermen:
Total Number of Fishing Boats:
Motorized:
Non-Motorized:
Average Catch
Motorized:
Non-Motorized:

2.6 has.
1.0 MT
1.3 has.
0.6 MT
805
245
202 Boats
45 Boats
15 kgs.
2 kgs.

C. Government Support Facilities and Project for Fisheries:

1. Iloilo State College of Fisheries Research Station Sitio
Lapuz-Lapuz, Barangay Paloc So-ol and Barangay Bacay,
Dumangas, Iloilo
2. SEAFDEC
3. DPC-ISCOF
4. Mangrove Reforestation Project (DENR/LGU/DUFFI)
5. Mangrove Greenbelt Project (PEW/SEAFDEC/ LGU)
6. Dumangas Fish Processing Center and Cold Storage
Facilities
D. Fishermens Cooperative and/or Association:
1. Katilingban Sang Magagmay Nga Mangingisda Sa
Dumangas
(KAMAPADU)

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Barangays Organized:
1. Bolilao
2. Nanding Lopez
3. Barasan
4. Dacutan
5. Ermita
6. Bantud Fabrica
7. Lacturan
8. Tamboilan
9. Paloc So-ol

10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.

Bacay
Sapao
Tabucan
Jardin
Patlad
Cayos
Victorias
Bantud
Managuit

F. Fish Market and Fish Landing Areas:

1. Fish Market - Poblacion, Dumangas, Iloilo Public Market
- P.D. Monfort North Mini Public Market
2. Fish Landing Areas - Bacay, Dacutan (Bo-ol), Dacutan Wharf
Paloc Sool, Paloc Bigque, Nanding Lopez,
Bolilao, Sapao, Ermita, and Bantud Fabrica.
G. Fishpond Area in the Municipality of Dumangas
1. Bacay
920.04 has.
2. Bantud Fabrica
340.25 has.
3. Bolilao
370.93 has.
4. Paloc Sool
482.33 has.
5. Dacutan
70.96 has.
6. Ermita
236.22 has.
7. Lacturan
148.29 has.
8. Sapao
360.26 has.
9. Paloc Bigque
39.49 has.
10. Patlad
14.88 has.
11. Nanding Lopez
718.36 has.
12. Talusan
191.55 has.
13. Tamboilan
23.46 has.
14. Victorias
0.45 ha.
15. Cayos
183.83 has.
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13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.

Accountant I
Social Welfare Officer I
Medical Technologist I
Cashier
Medical Records
Radiology Technician
Storekeeper
Administrative Aide IV
Mechanical Plant Operator
Dental Aide
Laboratory Aide II
Administrative Aide III
Security
Cook
Construction Maintenance Man
Administrative Aide II
Laundry Worker
Administrative Aide I (Casual)

Number of Health Workers in LGU:

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1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
5
2
2
1
8
1
1

...............

Doctors
Nurses
Midwives
Sanitary Insp.
Active BHWs
Trained Birth Attendant
Medical Technologist

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...

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1
2
12
2
360
6
1

Furthermore, the various services in the municipality includes the following

(year June, 2013):

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
1
0
11
1
2
1
3
1
4
1
5
1
6
1
7
1
8
1
9
2
0
2
1
2
2
2
3
2
4
2
5
2
6
2
7
2
8
2
9
3
0
3
1
3
2

No
.
3
1
1
11
8
1
1
1
11

47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55

Services
Law Office
Leasing
Lending
Liturgical Apparel & Religious Supply
Loading Station & Accessories
Lotto Outlet
LPG Dealer
Meke Factory
Mini Enterprises

Billiards
Booking Station

1
1

56
57

Money Changing
Money Remittance/Pawnshop/Money Transfer

Buy & Sell Talaba

58

Motorcycle/Bicycle/Tricycle parts

12

Cellphone Accessories

59

Palay Buying

14

Chainsaw Services

60

Pension House & Lodging House

Coffee Shop

61

Photo Copier

Computer Services

62

Photo Developing

Construction

63

Photography

Cooperative

64

Plastic Ware

Crab Buying

65

Pork & Meat Vendor

Delivery

66

Poultry Farm

Dental Clinic

67

Poultry Supply

Diagnostic Services

68

Printing Services

Dress Shop

69

Pumpboat

Drugstore

70

Quarry

Dry Goods

26

71

Refilling Water

Eatery/Resto

29

72

Relief Goods

73

Rentals

18

74

Repair Shop

Flat Bed Dryer

75

Rice Handler

Frozen Goods

11

76

Rice Miller

Fruit Vendor

77

Rice Retailer

Funeral Parlor

78

Roasted Chicken

Services
Agricultural Supply
Appliance Center
Artificial Insemination
Baby Cono
Bakery
Bamboo Selling
Bamboo Sticks Manufacturing
Barquillos Factory
Beauty Parlor & Barber Shop

Energy Distribution
Fish Vendor

No.
1
13
7
1
3
1
2
1
5
3
5

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The municipality has no business enterprise engaged in insurance and

real estate or organization and establishments engage in recreational or cultural
activities. More so, it possessed some beautiful scenic spots such as the old
Roman Catholic Church of Gothic Architecture, the beaches of Nalu-oyan,
Bacay, Dacutan and Lacaran, and the Hills and Caves, the most popular of
which is known as the Tinagong Dagat, however, there is no tourism agency
assigned to the place.
D. CREDIT/BANKING INSTITUTIONS:
The Municipality of Dumangas has four (4) credit institutions, to wit:
the Life Bank, CCT Microfinance, Project Dungganon and the Rural Bank of
Dumangas, Inc. which offers commercial, agricultural and industrial kinds of
loan, with long, medium and short term agreement.
Source: MTO & MPDO, Dumangas, Iloilo
E. TOURISM:
The scenic, tourist or historical spots in the Municipality are as follows:
1. Site of the First Stone Church in Panay built by the
converted Christian natives under Fr. Juan de Alva in 1572.
This historical spot is located in Barangay Ermita, this
Municipality, was declared a national shrine by the National
Historical Institute on August 28, 1989.
2. The Roman Catholic Church. This church was built during
the last years of the Spanish Rule. An imposing edifice, it
was considered the most artistic church (of Gothic
Architecture) in the country after its completion in 1895.
Unfortunately, this church was burned during the FilipinoAmerican War.
Presently, this Roman Catholic Church having been
declared a national shrine by the National Historical
Institute is being repaired/restored to its original shape with
funding from the National Government.
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3. The Iglesia Filipina Independencia Church. This church was

constructed in 1918 when Tomas Buenaflor was the Mayor
of Dumangas.
4. The Jose Rizal and Col. Quintin Salas Monuments at the
Dumangas Municipal Plaza, Poblacion, Dumangas.
5. The beaches of Nalu-oyan, Lacaran and Bacay.
VI. HEALTH, NUTRITION, FAMILY PLANNING AND SOCIAL
SERVICES:
A. HEALTH
There are various medical or health institutions established in the
Municipality of Dumangas to serve the people of their health needs. These are
the Dumangas District Hospital, the Municipal Health Office, the Barangay
Health Centers and the Privately Owned clinics.
The Dumangas District Hospital, which is a 75-bed capacity, attends to
a total of 111 barangays of the Municipalities of Anilao (22), Banate (18),
Barotac Nuevo (26) and Dumangas (45). Below is the existing List with the
following Number of Personnels, and No. of Hospital Beds of the Dumangas
District Hospital.
List of Personnel
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.

Medical Secretary
Medical Officer
Nurse IV
Nurse III
Nurse II
Nurse I
Nursing Attendant
Dentist II
Medical Technologist II
Administrative Officer IV
Pharmacist II
Nutritionist/Dietician II

No. of Personnel
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20

1
7
1
1
3
7
8
1
1
1
1
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7. P.D. Monfort BHS -Mrs. Sofia Gomez

1.P.D. Monfort North
2. Calao
3. Rosario
8. Bacay BHS - Mrs. Rosalyn Lumapas
1. Bacay
2. Lacturan
9. Bacong BHS - Mrs. Gina Dumalag
1. Cansilayan
2. Bacong
3. Capaliz
4. P.D. Monfort South
10. Bolilao BHS - Mrs. Flordeliz Duller
1. Bolilao
2. Barasan
3. Nanding Lopez
11. Poblacion I (Main Health Center) - Mrs. Virgie D. Derequito
1. Tabucan
6. Aurora-del Pilar
2. Lopez Jaena
7. Mabini
3. Tambobo
8. Burgos Regidor
4. Baras
5. Embarcadero
12. Poblacion II (Main Health Center) - Mrs. Cecilia Verediana B.
Sensoria
1. Ilaya Ist
2. Ilaya 2nd
3. Ilaya 3rd
4. Cali

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Environmental
No. of HH with Access to safe water Level I
No. of HH with Access to safe water Level III
No. of HH with sanitary toilets
No. of HH with satisfactory garbage disposal
No. of HH w/ complete basic sanitation facilities
No. of food Establishments
No. of food Establishments w/ Sanitary Permit
No. of Handlers
No. of Handlers with Health Certificate

..

7622
4256
12025
4974
4974
501
501
770
770

2013 Vital Health Statistics

Dumangas District Hospital
Total Hospital Admission
Total Hospital Discharge
Average Number of Patient Day
Average of Length of Stay (In-patients
Number of OPDs Attended to
Average OPDs (number/day)
Total Hospital Deaths

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4958
4470
68
3.29
25,067
68.67
135

The Municipal Health Office on the other hand is of service to 45

Barangays in the Municipality, with 13 midwives assigned to their respective
catchments areas. The Personnel/Staff of the Municipal Health Office in the
Municipality of Dumangas numbered to a total of 18. The services includes: TT
Immunization, Maternal and Child Care which include AP Care, Deliveries, PP
Care, CDD, Leprosy Control, Control of STD, Family Planning; Care of ARI and
Nutrition; IDD, IDA, VAD, MRP, Operation-Timbang; Environmental Sanitation,
Health Education, EPI, and Eye Care. The services rendered by the MHO are
seventy percent (70%) preventive and thirty percent (30%) curative.

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2011 Vital Health Statistics of the MHO

Total Births
Total Deaths
Maternal Mortality Rate
Maternal Death
CDR
CBR
Infant Death
IMR

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Mortality (2013)

Mortality (2013)

10 Leading Causes
1. Hypertensive Cardio Vascular
2. Atherosclerotic Heart Disease
3. Pneumonia of all forms
4. Cancer of all forms
5. Myocardial Infarction
6. Non-insulin Dependent
Diabetes mellitus
7. Pneumonia of all forms
8. Chronic Bronchitis
9. PTB
10. Hepatonia

921
346
1/1000
1
5/1,000
13/1,000
5
12/1,000

10 Leading Causes
44
65
28
32
21
19

1. URTI
2. HCVD
3. Watery Stools
4. Wounds (all types)
5. Peptic Ulcer Disease
6. Arthritis

19
13
13
5

7. Conjunctivitis
8. Bronchitis
9. Tension Headache
10. Allergy

8,641
894
553
491
335
229
282
213
180
179

There are 11 Barangay Health Stations in the Municipality of Dumangas

with 13 Municipal Health Personnel (Midwives) assigned to cater the primary
health needs of the residents in the whole Municipality.
Below is the Municipal Health Personnel (Midwives) with their corresponding
station and catchments barangays:

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1. Balabag BHS - Mrs. Jenelyn E. Diasnes

1. Balabag
2. Pagdugue
3. Balud
4. Maquina
2. Talusan BHS - Mrs. Perley Dullesco
1. Talusan
2. Sapao
3. Victorias
4. Jardin
3. Cayos BHS - Mrs. Alma T. Pelaez
1. Cayos
2. Patlad
3. Compayan
4. Bantud Fabrica
4. Sulagan BHS - Mrs. Angelita Rosales
1. Sulangan
2. Pulao
3. Ermita
5. Dacutan BHS - Mrs. Ofelia Delicana
1. Dacutan
2. Bantud
3. Managuit
6. Tamboilan BHS Mrs. Mildred Asturias
1. Tamboilan
2. Paloc Sool
3. Paloc Bigque

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Mission Statement;
The Department of Social Welfare and Development is committed to the provision
of comprehensive and responsive social welfare and development policies, plans, and
programs for implementation at the community level by the Local Government Units
(LGUs) other government agencies, non-government organization and peoples
organization for the:
1. Care, protection, rehabilitation and enlistment of disadvantaged individuals, families
and communities;
2. Promotion of the psycho-social functioning of these segment of the population who
are in socially disabling and dehumanizing conditions; and
3. Promotion of preventive and developmental strategies interventions and approaches
for the disadvantaged.

With regards to BHWs, BNS, Day Care Workers and the BSPOs, their
function focus mainly on Environmental Sanitation, Nutrition, Family
Planning, Control of Communicable Diseases, Curative Functions, Vital
Statistics and Community Organizations.
Source: MHO, Dumangas, Iloilo
B. NUTRITION:
Out of 7,768.955 or 12.29% of the total Pre-Schoolers belong to the
malnourished group. Breaking the figure into below normal (bn), below
normal very low (bnvl), and above normal they count 8,071; 67; 81
respectively. Of these, children classified under below normal got the highest
count with equivalent percentage of 10.39%; below normal very low-86% ;
and above normal- 1.04%

PROGRAMS AND SERVICES:

1. Aid to Individuals in Crisis Situation (AICS-2011)
No.

1. Medical
2. Burial
3. Dog bite/Cat bite
4. Stranded Client/Transportation Allowance
5. Shelter/Housing Assistance
6. Certificate of Indigency Issued to Client for Assistance at DSWDO
(Capitol)
7. Phil Health Indigents (National) 45 Barangays

1,245
371
35
15
10
185

45
7,768
0 71 months

Concerning the nutritional food intake per capita, the following is

recommended:
Preschoolers:
1 - 3 years old

- Body Weight - 13 kg.

Energy
- 1,310 kcal.
Protein
- 26 grams
Iron
- 6 mg.
Calcium
- .5 gm.
Ascorbic Acid - 35 mg.
Thiamine
- .7 mg.
Riboflavin
- .7 mg.
Niacin
- 9 mg.

Total Amount Disbursed

P 553,500.00

4.Pre-Marriage Counselling (2011)

No. of Couples undergo in the Counselling - 243

Beneficiaries
Duration
6 months (May Sept.)

2,818

2.TAMPAD (Transportation Allowance and Mobility Program Assistance for Deserving

Persons with Disability, Senior Citizens and Veterans of Dumangas) Project
Year
No.
of No. of S.C. Beneficiaries
Brgys.
2011
39
2,395
3.Social Pension for Indigent Senior Citizens (2011)
Year
No.
of Senior Citizen Recipients
Brgys.
2011
33
123

Programs:
1. Milk Supplementation Program
No.
16 Barangays
42
2. Barangay Nutrition Scholars
46
(LGU Funded Honoraria
(2 BDS in Brgy. P.D. Monfort North )
3. Operation Timbang (OPT)
a. Number of Barangay with OPT
b. Actual no. of children weighed
(Pre-school aged

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Early Elementary:
7 - 9 years old

Iron
- 18 mg.
Thiamine - 1.1 mg.
Riboflavin - 1.1 mg.
Niacin
- 15 mg.
Ascorbic Acid - 75 mg.
( boys ) - Body Weight - 44 kg.
Energy
- 2510 kcal.
Protein
- 59 gm.
Calcium
- .7 gm.
Iron
- 12 mg.

- Body Weight - 24 kg.

Energy
- 1870 kcal.
Protein
- 37 gms.
Calcium
- .5 gm.
Iron
- 7 mg.
Thiamine
- .9 mg.
Riboflavin
- .9 mg.
Niacin
- 12 mg.
Ascorbic Acid - 5 mg.

Thiamine
Riboflavin
Niacin
Ascorbic Acid

Later Elementary:
10 -12 years ( girls ) - Body Weight - 35 kg.
Energy
- 2170 kcal.
Protein
- 48 gms.
Calcium
- .7 gms.
Iron
- 18 mg.
Thiamine
- 1.1 mg.
Riboflavin
- 1.1 mg.
Ascorbic Acid - 70 mg.
( boys ) - Body Weight - 32 kg.
Energy
- 2270 kcal.
Protein
- 43 gms.
Calcium
- .7 gms.
Iron
- 113 mg.
Thiamine
- 1.1 mg.
Riboflavin - 1.1 mg.
Niacin
- 15 mg.
Ascorbic Acid - 65 mg.

- 1.3 mg.
- 1.1 mg.
- 15 mg.
- 75 mg.

Total PS
- 9752
Normal
- 6739
0
1
- 1935
20
- 778
0
3
- 101
Over Weight - 199
Source: Municipal Nutrition Office, Dumangas, Iloilo
C. SOCIAL WELFARE:
The Municipal Social Welfare and Development Office in the
Municipality consist of Municipal Social Welfare and Development Officer and
3 Staff whom carryout the functions relative to social welfares programs and
projects in the Municipality of Dumangas.
DSWD : Vision;

Early Teens:
13 - 15 years ( girls ) - Body Weight - 44 kg.
Energy
- 2200 kcal.
Protein
- 59 gms.
Calcium
- .7 gm

The Department of Social Welfare and Development, with the LGUs,

NGOs, POs and other GOs shall strive to empower every Filipino to realize
his/her fullest potentials to become a key contributor to national progress.

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5. Child and Youth Welfare

2. P.D. Monfort College - WVCST Branch - P.D. Monfort South,

Dumangas
Courses offered are:
a. Bs Automotive Technology
b. Bs Electrical Technology
c. Bs Electronics Technology
d. Bs Information Technology
e. Bs Industrial Technology Major In:
a.1 Garment Technology
a.2 Architectural Drafting Technology
a.3 Furniture Fabrication Technology
f. Bs Computer Technology
g. Bs Hotel And Restaurant Servicing
h. Bs Hotel And Restaurant Technology

Children and minors who have court related cases:

Incest (Child Abuse)
Children In Conflict with the Law (CICL)
- Determine Discernment
- Prepare Social Case Study Report for Recommendation
- Assist while On-Court Trial
- Coordination with Local Chief Executive, BJMP, PNP, RTC and PAO
Adoption
Abandonment
6. Rehabilitation Program
Program for Persons with Disabilities
a.1. Assistance and Opportunities provided to the Members:

4. Private Schools:
So far, there are 8 Private Schools in the Municipality of Dumangas
which offers Nursery, Kindergarten, Primary, Elementary and Secondary level
of education. These are the St. Augustine Catholic School, Dumangas Christian
School, Inc. (Burgos-Regidor), Dumangas Baptist Development Academy,
Inc., Dumangas Christian School (Tabucan), St. Louis de Montfort Academy,
St. Isidore the Farmer Church School, Dumangas Doane Fundamental
Academy and Seventh Day Adventist School.
5. Don Bosco Training Center for Boys located at P.D. Monfort South,
Dumangas, Iloilo.
E. SPORTS AND RECREATION

- Income generating project (Livelihood)

- Counseling
- Referrals for specific needs
- Socialization and group enhancement activities
- Update government programs and services for the PWD sector
7. Day Care Service Program

The Municipality of Dumangas has 46 Day Care Centers serving 1,412 needy preschoolers children with 46 Day Care Workers who provides early childhood
education, supplemental feeding, substitute mothering for children ages 3-4 years
old.

A. Sports:
8. Supplemental Feeding Program

Sports program in the Municipality of Dumangas is being

implemented through athletic competition conducted by the Municipal
Physical Fitness and Sports Development Committee in Barangay Level,
Zonal Athletic Competition and School Sports Meets.
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Supplemental Feeding Program to Day Care Pre-schoolers to 46 Day Care

Centers in the Barangay
Total Amount Disbursed P 430,200.00, Funded by DSWDO, Regional Office
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D. EDUCATION:

District II

The Municipality of Dumangas contains 2 Districts, namely: District I and

District II. District I is composed of 15 elementary schools and 2 primary school
while District II is composed of 13 elementary schools and 1 primary schools.
As for the Secondary Level, there are 4 high schools, namely: Cayos National
High School, Pagdugue National High School, P. D. Monfort College and Dumangas
National High School.
For the Tertiary Level, these are the ISCOF-Dumangas Campus and P. D.
Monfort College-WVCST Branch, which offers 4-year, and 2-year technical courses,
and a Vocational Center which is the Don Bosco Training Center.
The following is the school listing with their corresponding location:
1. Elementary Level:
District I
1. Dumangas Elementary School

- Evangelista Street,
Dumangas, Iloilo
2. Bacay Elementary School
- Bacay, Dumangas
3. Balabag Elementary School
- Balabag, Dumangas
4. Bantud Fabrica Elementary School - Bantud Fabrica,
Dumangas
5. Bantud-Managuit Elementary School - Managuit, Dumangas
6. Cali Elementary School
- Cali, Dumangas
7. Cayos Elementary School
- Cayos, Dumangas
8. Dacutan Elementary School
- Dacutan, Dumangas
9. Ermita Elementary School
- Ermita, Dumangas
10. Maquina Elementary School
- Maquina, Dumangas
11. Patlad Elementary School
- Patlad, Dumangas
12. Pulao Elementary School
- Pulao, Dumangas
13. Sapao Elementary School
- Sapao, Dumangas
14. Sulagan Elementary School
- Sulagan, Dumangas
15. Lacturan Elementary School
- Lacturan, Dumangas
16. Balud Primary School
- Balud, Dumangas
17. Tubigan Primary School
- Cayos, Dumangas

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1. Alyag Primary School

2. Bacong Elementary School
3. Barasan Primary School
4. Bolilao Elementary School
5. Calao Elementary School
6. Cansilayan Elementary School
7. P.D. Monfort Elementary School
8. Pagdugue Elementary School
9. Paloc Bigque Elementary School
10. Paloc Sool Elementary School
11. Rosario Elementary School
12. Tamboilan Elementary School
13. Nanding Lopez Elementary School
14. Capaliz Primary School
2. Secondary Level:
1. Cayos National High School
2. Pagdugue National High School
3. Dumangas National High School
4. P.D. Monfort National Science
High School
3. Tertiary Level:
1. ISCOF-Dumangas Campus
Courses offered are:
a. BSed
b. BEED
c. BSIT

d. BSIE
e. BSHRM
f. TITE
f.1 Drafting
f.2 Electronics
f.3 Electricity
f.4 Food Trades
f.5 Garments Trades
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- Bolilao, Dumangas
- Bacong, Dumangas
- Barasan, Dumangas
- Bolilao, Dumangas
- Calao, Dumangas
- Cansilayan, Dumangas
- P.D. Monfort South,
Dumangas
- Pagdugue, Dumangas
- Paloc Bigque, Dumangas
- Paloc Sool, Dumangas
- Rosario, Dumangas
- Tamboilan, Dumangas
- Nanding Lopez,
Dumangas
- Capaliz, Dumangas
- Cayos, Dumangas
- Pagdugue, Dumangas
- Ilaya Ist, Dumangas
P.D. Monfort South,
Dumangas
- Ilaya Ist, Dumangas

f.6 Welding
f.7 Refrigeration and
Air Conditioning

f.8 Cosmetology
f.9 Machine Shop
g. ACT
h. AHRM
i. TESDA Accredited
i.1 PC Operation NC II
i.2 Commercial Cooking NC II
j. Hospital Aide
k. Caregiver

Religious Organization existing in the Municipality is the following:

1. Catholic Womens League
2. Knight of Columbus
3. Philippine Independent Church Youth Organization
4. Christian Youth Fellowship
5. Womens Organization (DBC)
6. Mens Organization (DBC)
7. Couples for Christ
8. Marriage Encounter
9. Womens Philippine Independent Church

Sports facilities in the Municipality of Dumangas includes 43 basketball

courts located in the different barangays of this municipality; volleyball courts,
baseball and softball diamonds and track & field oval which are located at the
public Schools and the basketball and volleyball courts at the public plaza;
A municipal gymnasium at the back of the Dumangas Elementary School.
B. Recreation:
Recreational areas/facilities in the Municipality of Dumangas are the public
plaza and the beaches of Sitio Nalu-oyan, Sapao; Bacay; and Lacaran (Ermita)
Potential areas which can be developed into a healthful and recreational
center are Ermita Hill where a panoramic view of guimaras island can be seen,
shorelines od dumangas and the present and the catholic church of gothic
architecture of the oldest church in panay island.

X. INFRASTRUCTURE:
A. ROADS:
Good transport system and facilities are factors, which contribute in the
socio-economic development of the Municipality of Dumangas. Towns
products such as rice, fish, sugarcane, vegetables, fruit commodities, etc., are
being facilitated easily. Farmers of the far-flung barangays easily facilitiates to
bring their farm products to the market, which means another source of income
for both the people and the Municipality.
Dumangas can be reached from Iloilo City via the Iloilo-Barotac
Nuevo-Dumangas route, which is 32 kilometers, the Iloilo-Dumangas via
Balabag route that is 29 kilometers, and through the Monfort Boulevard, which
is only 23 kilometers. Via this road, Dumangas is less than 30 minutes away
from Iloilo City.
The Monfort Boulevard directly links the Port of Dumangas to the
Iloilo International Port at Loboc, Lapaz, and Iloilo City. It is also directly
linked to the different districts of Iloilo City thereby making transportation
very easy. It is currently used as a major thoroughfare for public and private
vehicles going to the central and northern parts of the Province. It acts to
decongest to a certain degree the vehicular traffic in the streets and districts of
Iloilo City.

The first stone church constructed in the island of panay structure in 1572 is
also located in barangay ermita this municipality.
VII. PUBLIC ORDER AND SAFETY:
A. Protective Services:
The Municipality has 31 police officers and men maintaining the peace and
order situation in the Municipality. This small force has to cover 45 barangays
composing an area of 12,870 hectares. The ratio of police force to the total
population is said to be one policeman to every 1,761.79 persons. Basing on the
standard ratio of one policeman to every 1,000 inhabitants (1:1000), there should be
56 police officers and men maintaining the peace and order situation in the
Municipality.
Equipments used for operation purposes are the radio transceiver, 2 units
patrol cars and 1 unit motorcycle. Supplementing the police force are the
Barangay Tanods/Police Auxiliary of which there are no less than 20 members per
barangay.

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The Municipality has now a firefighting unit of its own and it has two
fire trucks that could be used to respond in case of fire. The fire protection
force has a total of 10 firemen. The present ratio of fireman to the total
population is said to be 1 fireman to every 6,255 persons. There is a need of
19 more firemen based on the standard ratio of 1 fireman to every 2,000
persons (1:2000).
At present, there are twelve (12) personnel of the Bureau of Jail
Management & Penology (BJMP) assigned to this municipality to take charge
in the management of jail.
The development needs/problems for public order and safety are
inadequate police/firefighting force, and inadequate office facilities and
equipments. There is a need for regular and upgraded training of the Disaster
and Tanod Brigades, and up-to-date Municipal Disaster Plan and Peace and
Order Plan.
VIII. ASSOCIATIONS AND COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS/NGOs:
There are civic, professional, social and other non-government
organizations/associations in the Municipality, which in one way or another
help the local government in the development of the Municipality as well as
its constituents.
These accredited organizations or an association in the Municipality
includes the following:
1. Paloc Bigque-Sapa-Tamboilan Tricycle Owners and Drivers
Association (PASTTODA)
2. Sapao-Naluoyan Port-Poblacion Tricycle Owners and Drivers
Association (SNPTODA)
3. Alliance for Better Dumangas (ABD)
4. Dumangas Iloilo Trisikad Operators and Drivers Association, Inc
(DITODA)
5. Senior Citizens Association of the Philippines, Inc
6. Vanguard Chapter, Inc.
7. Dumangas ARBA MPC
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8. Philippine Bikers Moto Sports Riders Association Inc. (MOSRAI) Wizard

Dumangas Chapter
9. Philippine Guardian Brotherhood Incorporated, Warlock Chapter
10. FIRM-24 K (Friends of Imelda Romualdez Marcos) Incorporated
11. OFW Dumangas North Chapter Inc.
12. Solid Group Movement Assn., Dumangas Chapter
13. Kabalikat Civicom, Inc. 215 Chapter

IX. RELIGION AND RELIGIOUS INSTITUTIONS:

There are many religions existing nowadays, and people of different
denominations adhere to these different kinds of religion. In the Municipality of
Dumangas, the following religions are being observed by different groups of
people to enrich their spiritual life:
1. Roman Catholic Church
2. Iglesia Filipina Independencia
3. Seventh Day Adventist Church
4. Iglesia Ni Kristo
5. Jehovahs Witnesses
6. Full Gospel Christian Fellowship
7. Church of Christ of the Latter Day Saints
8. Fundamental Baptist Church
9. Evangelical Baptist Church
10. Bible Baptist Church
11. Church of God

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17. Cali Bridge

18. Baras Bridge
19. Managuit Bridge
20. Lacturan-Victorias Bridge
21. Patlad Bridge
22. Calao-Rosario BC
23. Cansilayan-Rosario BC
24. Patlad BC
25. Cayos Box Culvert
26. Calero Bridge
27. P.D. Monfort Bridge
28. Maquina Bridge (under const.)

18.00
20.00
15.60
8.00
10.00
5.20
8.00
6.00
6.00
6.00
20.00
20.00
- 861.50 LM

Total

Concrete
Timber
Concrete
Concrete
Concrete
Box Culvert
Box Culvert
Box Culvert
Box Culvert
Box Culvert
Concrete
Concrete

With the Construction/Expansion of the PORT OF DUMANGAS, the

Monfort Boulevard Coastal Road is expected to be a major lane for commerce
and trade.
Below is the list of National, Provincial, Municipal and Barangay
Roads in this Municipality:
A. National Roads

1. Lublub-Calao-Rosario-Cansilayan Road
2. Sulangan Junction-Patlad-CayosBantud Fabrica-Balud-Maquina-Balabag Road
3. Lublub-Bolilao-Salad Road
4. Balabag-Pagdugue-Barotac Nuevo
National Highway
5. Barotac Nuevo-Dumangas-Dacutan-Wharf Road
6. Sapao-Nalu-oyan Road
7. Monfort Boulevard (Coastal Road)

C. PORT:
The Port of Dumangas is one of the major ports operating in the
Province of Iloilo. It is located in Sitio Nalu-oyan at Brgy. Sapao, Dumangas,
Iloilo. Roll-on Roll-Off (RORO) Vessels carrying passengers and cargoes
plying Dumangas, Iloilo Bacolod and vice versa are now operational.
It also serves as an outlet for rice, sugar, fish products, etc. for central
and eastern towns of Iloilo.
D. WHARF:
The Wharf in the Municipality of Dumangas is located at Barangay
Dacutan, 6.2 kms. away from the Poblacion area. So far, this wharf serves as a
landing area for pump boats and motor boats carrying fish, rice, salt, sugar,
woods, etc. from Negros and Guimaras Islands to Dumangas and other part of
Iloilo and vice versa.

Length (kms.)
6.335
8.135
4.700
10.405
2.000
7.090

Source: 2ndIED, DPWH Balabag, Dumangas, Iloilo

B. Provincial Roads

Length (kms.)

1. Dumangas-Poblacion-Sapao Road
2. Dumangas-Poblacion-Bacay Road
3. Junction Lublub-Tamboilan Road
4. Junction Balabag-Sulangan Road
5. Junction Sulangan-Ermita Road
Total

4.827
6.431
3.800
3.300
3.650
22.008 kms

0.372
0.256
0.151

C. Municipal Roads/Streets
1. Bonifacio Street
2. Burgos Street
3. Lopez Jaena Street
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4. Del-Pilar Street
5. De La Rama Street
6. Salas Street
7. Dominado Street
8. Deza Street
9. Embarcadero Street
10. Mabini Street
11. Gomez Street
12. Regidor Street
13. J. M. Basa Street
14. Evangelista Street
15. Zamora Street
16. Buenaflor Street
17. Aurora Street
18. De la Pea Street
19. Junsay Street

Total

0.145
0.145
0.358
0.091
0.051
0.254
0.534
0.299
0.251
0.208
0.241
0.242
0.466
0.133
0.205
0.188
4.59 kms.

D. Barangay Roads
1. Bacong-Rosario Road
2. Bacong-Katwang Road
3. Kaingin-Talusan Road
4. Balabag-Maquina Road
5. Rosario-Pagdugue Road
6. Tabucan Road
7. Guinsampanan Road
8. Nanding Lopez Road
9. Jardin Road
10. Lacturan Road
11. Pagdugue-Rosario Road
12. Talusan-Kaingin Road
13. Talusan-Victorias Road
14. Paloc Sool Road

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2.500
2.300
1.250
1.500
2.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
4.000
1.250
1.250
6.000

15. Managuit-Bantud Road

16. Tambobo Road
17. Compayan-Balud Road
18. Compayan-Bantud Fabrica Road
19. Sapao-Ilahud Road
20. Sapao-Victorias Road
21. Sapao-Bacay Road
22. Sapao-Poblacion Road
23. Purok 3-Sapao Road
24. Purok 2-Sapao Road
Total

2.500
2.000
0.400
0.316
1.000
1.000
1.500
2.500
1.500
0.500
40.266 kms

B. BRIDGES:
The following are the constructed bridges in the Municipality
Name of Bridge
1. Tabucan Bridge
2. Binaobao Bridge
3. Dacutan Bridge
4. Dacutan Bridge
5. Calero-Patlad Bridge
6. Monfort Bridge (P.D.M.N.)
7. Monfort Bridge (P.D.M.N.)
8. Paloc Bigque Bridge
9. Bantud Fabrica Bridge
10. Bantud Fabrica Bridge
11. Bantud Fabrica Bridge
12. Sapao Bridge
13. Sapao Bridge
14. Sapao Bridge
15. Nanding Lopez Bridge
16. Balabag Bridge

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Length
(LM)
42.00
30.00
67.80
77.10
33.40
36.00
30.00
20.00
78.40
19.00
30.00
42.00
32.00
10.00
36.00
135.00

Type
Concrete
Concrete
Concrete
Steel Bridge
Timber
Concrete
Concrete
Concrete
Concrete
Concrete
Concrete
Concrete
Concrete
Concrete
Concrete
Concrete

Type and Number of vehicles in the Municipality of Dumangas are as follows:

Type of Vehicles

No. of Units

1. PUJ
Dumangas-Balabag-Iloilo City Route
Dumangas-Barotac Nuevo-Iloilo City Route
2. Van for Hire (FILCAB)
3. Cargo Trucks
4. Private Cars
5. Tricycles
6. Motorcycles
7. Private Jeeps
8. Pick-up
9. Trisikad (non-motorized tricycles)

40
20
54
73
110
526
205
130
65
550

J. MUNICIPAL SLAUGHTERHOUSE:
Dumangas is one of the biggest poultry and livestock raising
municipalities in the Province of Iloilo. A modern Slaughterhouse was
established and constructed at Barangay Balabag, this Municipality to
accommodate the bulk of poultry and livestock being slaughtered within the
municipality.
The slaughterhouse is strategically located in Barangay Balabag, which
is accessible to other poultry-and livestock-raising municipalities such as
Barotac Nuevo, Zarraga, Pototan and New Lucena.

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E. POWER:
The Municipality is being supplied with electricity by the Iloilo Electric
Cooperative II (ILECO II) sub-station located at Barangay Pagdugue, Dumangas,
and Iloilo. Source of power from this sub-station is directly supplied by the
NAPOCOR with a capacity of 5 M.V.A. (Mega Volt Amperes), which adequately
supplies the area of Dumangas, Zarraga and Barotac Nuevo. 100% of the
barangays in the Municipality of Dumangas were already reached by electricity.
F. WATER:
The Municipality of Dumangas is being supplied with adequate
potable water by the Dumangas-Barotac Nuevo Water District (DBNWD) with its
main office located at P.D. Monfort North, Dumangas, Iloilo. Water sources comes
from 5 Pumping Stations located at Barangays Cali, P.D. Monfort North (Lublub),
Calao, Sulangan and Pagdugue capacity were turn down due to el nio
phenomenon. Before Cali yields 81ps, 11lps, 15lps, 25lps now its well yields only
4lps, 6lps, 8lps, 10lps and additional of Pagdugue which 7lps respectively. Based
on the capacity of these sources, there is insufficient supply of water due to higher
demand, DBNWD put up a water filtration plant to augment the need of residents
and future industries rises within the municipality and DBNWD utilized Jalaur
River for its another source of potable water and will deliver 5,000 cum/day which
is sufficient enough to the Municipality of Dumangas up to year 2021. Presently
there is a total of 2,115 concessionaries in the municipality 2,072 of which are
residential and institutional, 43 are commercial and industrial.
Out of the 45 barangays in the Municipality of Dumangas, 39 Barangays
are now being served by the DBNWD and there are still 6 barangays which are not
served by DBNWD and are now in the priority plan of the Water District for
expansion especially those areas identified for commercial and industrial purposes.
G. IRRIGATION SYSTEM:
The National Irrigation Administration (NIA) for the purpose of increasing
rice production among farmers, is maintaining irrigation system in the Municipality
of Dumangas. 5,948.95 has. of rice land in the municipality are considered as
irrigated areas. Portions of this area which cannot be reach by the irrigation system
from the NIA has tube wells tasok as their source of water for irrigation.
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H. COMMUNICATION FACILITIES:
The municipality has 5 main types of communication system, namely, the
Telephone, Postal Service, VHF/UHF Radio, Print Media and Electronic Communication
(Cell phone and Internet). At present there is no telex service in the town. Dumangas is
one lucky place chosen by the PLDT for their expansion program since the operation base
is located in Barangay P.D. Monfort North in this municipality.
So far, the Municipality of Dumangas has now an access to the Internet. With the
introduction of modern technology, cellular phone is one of the modes of communication
here in Dumangas.
In the advent of 20th century, unprecedented electronic discoveries and
inventions paved the way for the installation of optic fiber replacing and electronic
devices and gadgets. Installation of three (3) major communication system (Globe, Smart,
Sun Cellular) transmitters/satellites in the center of the town made communication much
faster and easier. Such development paved the way for the rampant use of computers,
laptop, internet and skype in volumes and created an economic opportunity for small scale
business like internet cafes.
The Municipality of Dumangas has also radio communication facilities to
maintain linkages with the other municipalities in the Province of Iloilo. In addition to
this, the PNP Station of the Municipality maintains linkages with the PNP Stations in the
Province by means of a radio transceiver. The 45 Punong Barangays of this Municipality
has their own Radio handsets to facilitate speedy communications among barangay
officials.
There are two Postal Offices in Dumangas. One is situated in the Poblacion and
the other in Barangay P.D. Monfort North, considered a sub-growth center. One
postmaster manages the post office in the poblacion and two mail carriers, while the post
office in Barangay P.D. Monfort North is manage by an acting postmaster and one mail
carrier. Postal personnel population ratio is one personnel to every 12, 874 inhabitants.
Based on the national standard of one post office to every 6,000 population and one postal
personnel for every 5,000 individuals, there should be 10 post offices and 13 postal
personnel in the Municipality.
The table below shows the number of mail personnel by location of postal office.
LOCATION
Poblacion
P.D. Monfort North

TYPE OF POSTAL
PERSONNEL
Postmaster
Mail Carrier
Acting Postmaster
Mail Carrier
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NUMBER

I. TRANSPORTATION:
Land transportation in the Municipality comes in the form of jeepneys,
motorized tricycles, non-motorized tricycles (trisikad), bicycles, motorcycles and
private motor vehicles. Mode of transportation used as a public vehicle are the
public utility jeepneys, L300 Vans, the motorized tricycles and the non-motorized
tricycles (trisikad) which travels according to their route of travel.
Three main route of travel in going to Dumangas:
1. Dumangas-Iloilo City via Balabag route
2. Dumangas-Iloilo City via Barotac Nuevo route
3. Dumangas-Iloilo City via Coastal Road (Monfort Boulevard)
4. Dumangas Port
The two routes, Dumangas-Iloilo City via Balabag route and DumangasIloilo City via Barotac Nuevo route are being serve by the two jeepneys owners
and drivers association namely, the Dumangas Jeepney Owners and Drivers
Association (DJODA) and the Lublub-Dumangas Jeepney Owners and Drivers
Association (LDJODA) while the Dumangas-Iloilo City via Coastal Road is
being serviced Filcab transport system which composed of FX and L300 Vans.
So far, there are three filcab associations, which are of service to the commuters
from Dumangas to Iloilo City and vice versa.
Tricycle as a means of public transport is also famous among the town
folks in the Municipality. So far, there are approximately 610 motorized tricycles
plying around the different routes in the municipality especially to the barangays
where jeepney transport is not available. Furthermore, there are motorized
tricycles plying along the route of Dumangas-Barotac Nuevo purposely to serve
the passenger in going to Barotac Nuevo.
The other famous mode of transportation in the municipality is the nonmotorized tricycles (trisikad) plying around the Poblacion area. This mode of
transportation is also common in the different barangays in the Municipality
where motorized tricycles and jeepneys are not available.

1
2
1
1

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K. ICE PLANT:

2. Office of the Municipal Vice Mayor

a. Vice Mayor
.

3. Office of the Sangguniang Bayan

a. Sangguniang Bayan Members ........... 8
b. Ex-Officio
.. 1
c. Sangguniang Bayan Secretary ...........
1
d. Board Secretary IV
................. 1
e. Board Secretary II
................ (1-vacant)
f. Bookbinder IV
................. 1
g. Bookbinder II
.................
h. Utility Worker II
................ 1
i. Clerk I
................ 1
4. Office of the Mun. Planning and Devt. Coordinator
a. Mun. Planning and Devt. Coord. ............. 1
b. Planning Assistant
............. 1
c. Bookbinder II
.............. 1
5. Office of the Municipal Civil Registrar
a. Municipal Civil Registrar
b. Assistant Registration Officer
c. Bookbinder II

.. 1
.. 1
.. 1

6. Office of the Municipal Budget Officer

a. Municipal Budget Officer
.. 1
b. Bookbinder II
............ 1
7. Office of the Municipal Accountant
a. Municipal Accountant
b. Accountant II
c. Accountant I
d. Bookkeeper II
e. Accounting Clerk II
f. Utility Worker II
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............
...........
...........
...........
............
.............

1
1
1
1
2
1

The Municipal Ice Plant was constructed beside the Municipal

Slaughterhouse at Barangay Balabag. It is funded through the Department of
Agriculture Regional Field Unit VI (DA-RFU VI) and the National Meat
Inspection Commission (NMIC). Specifically, the DA-RFU VI had intended
P1.5M for the Ice Plant building and the P5M from the NMIC for the Ice Plant
equipment.
Meat needs to reach its target market in good quality. The role of the
Municipal Ice Plant is to ensure that the slaughterhouse operation will provide
quality meat to the costumers.
At present, the Ice Plant was rented by local entrepreneur and is fully
operational or at service to those who need its product.

XI. ENVIRONMENT SECTOR:

Conservation and protection of the environment is the primary goal of the
Municipality.
Programs and projects of the municipality regarding the conservation and
protection of the environment are the following:
1. Strict implementation of the Zoning Ordinance
2. Continuous implementation of Clean and Green Program which
includes cleanliness and beautification program in all barangays in this
Municipality.
3. Construction of Flood Control dikes and River protection along Jalaur
River.
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XII. MUNICIPAL ADMINISTRATIVE PROFILE:

4. Construction of Seawall to prevent coastal erosion along the coastal

area of Barangays Sapao, Dacutan, Ermita and Bantud Fabrica.
5. Continuous education on Solid Waste Management Program (proper
disposal of solid waste).
6. Acquisition of additional dump trucks and garbage Compactor for
fast and effective garbage collection.
7. Conduct tree planting activities along Jalaur River and other areas.
8. Reforestation/Rehabilitation of Mangroves along Barangays Bacay,
Ermita (Lacaran), Dacutan, Bantud Fabrica (Punta Pulao), Paloc Sool
and Sapao, this Municipality.
9. Establishment of Municipal Nurseries and Communal Forest.
10. Clearing of Dumangas River (Buhayin ang Ilog Dumangas)
The Municipality of Dumangas was awarded as No. 2 in the Cleanest
and Greenest Municipality for Category A last 1998 and No. 3 last 1999, 2000,
and 2011.

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The Municipal Government has various offices/departments. These are

the following: 1) Office of the Municipal Mayor; 2) Office of the Municipal
Vice Mayor; 3) Office of the Sangguniang Bayan; 4) Office of the Municipal
Planning and Development Coordinator; 5) Office of the Municipal Civil
Registrar 6) Municipal Budget Office; 7) Office of the Municipal Accountant;
8) Office of the Municipal Treasurer; 9) Office of the Municipal Assessor; 10)
Office of the Municipal Engineer; 11) Municipal Health Office; 12) Office of
the Municipal Agriculturist; and 13) Municipal Social Welfare and
Development Office.
The following are the name of offices with its corresponding Title of
Position and Number of Personnel:
1. Office of the Municipal Mayor

Number of Personnel

a. Municipal Mayor
.................
1
b. HRMO
..
1
c. Clerk IV
................
1
d. Clerk III
.................
1
e. Nutrition Officer
.
1
f. Sports and Games Inspector II ........... (1-vacant)
g. Communication Equipment
Operator I
................
1
h. Utility Worker 2
................
4
i. Utility Worker I
..................
1
j. Driver II
..
1
k. Driver I
..................
1

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Councilor
District

VI

Sangguniang Bayan
Member
Hon. Lakan-Asa R.
Bautista

Barangays
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.

VII

Hon. Jasmin Golez Ocampo

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.

VIII

Hon. Alberto D. Celeste

1.
2.
3.
4.

IX

Hon. Wilhem J.
Divinagracia

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.

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Burgos-Regidor
Baras
Cali
Ilaya 1st
Ilaya 2nd
Ilaya 3rd
Tabucan
Managuit
Bantud
Dacutan
Ermita
Bacong
Paloc Bigque
P.D. Monfort North
P.D. Monfort South
Sapao
Talusan
Victorias
Bacay
Lacturan
Paloc Sool

8. Office of the Municipal Treasurer

a. Municipal Treasurer
................. 1
b. Cashier I
................. 1
c. Local Revenue Collection Officer I ........ 1
d. Revenue Collection Clerk II
................ 4
e. Clerk III
. (1-vacant)
e. Clerk II
............... 2
f. Bookbinder II
................ 1
g. License Inspector I
................. 1
h. Meat Inspector
................. 1
i. Utility Worker II
.... 3
j. Utility Worker I
................. 4
9. Office of the Municipal Assessor
a. Municipal Assessor
................. 1
b. Local Assessment Operation Officer I ....... 2
10. Office of the Municipal Engineer
a. Municipal Engineer
b. Const. and Maint. Foreman
c. Draftsman II
d. Electrician I
e. Bookbinder II
f. Heavy Equipment Operator

................. 1
................. 1
................. 1
................ 1
................. 1
. 2

11. Municipal Health Office

a. Municipal Health Officer
b. Nurse III
c. Nurse II
d. Midwife III
e. Midwife II
f. Rural Sanitary Inspector
g. Medical Technologist

................ 1
............... 1
.. 1
................. 3
................. 9
.................. 2
.. 1

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12. Office of the Municipal Agriculturist

a. Municipal Agriculturist
............... 1
b. Agricultural Technologist
............... 3
c. Farm Worker II
4
d. Agriculturist I
(1-vacant)
13. Municipal Social Welfare and Development Office
a. Municipal Social Welfare and
Development Officer
............... 1
b. Social Welfare Officer I
.............. 1
c. Day Care Worker I
............... 1
d. Bookbinder II
............... 1
TOTAL
..............................
101

Councilor
District

Sangguniang Bayan
Member

Hon. Ian L. Dolutan

II

Hon. Almar D. Marfito

III

Hon. Rene B. Dela Pea

IV

Hon. Ian Joel M.

Dolendo

Hon Rosemarie
Duremdes Doromal

MUNICIPAL OFFICIALS 2013-2016

Municipal Mayor ..................... Hon. Rolando B. Distura
Mun. Vice Mayor .................... Hon. Ian L. Dolutan II
Members of the Sangguniang
Bayan .................................... Hon. Ian Joel M. Dolendo
Hon. Wilhelm J. Divinagracia, Jr.
Hon. Almar D. Marfito
Hon. Lakan-Asa R. Bautista
Hon. Jasmin G. Ocampo
Hon. Rene B. Dela Pea
Hon. Alberto D. Celeste
Hon. Rosemarie D. Doromal

Barangays
1. Aurora del Pilar
2. Basa-MabiniBonifacio
3. BuenaflorEmbarcadero
4. Lopez Jaena
5. Jardin
6. Tambobo
1. Balud
2. Maquina
3. Compayan
4. Bantud Fabrica
5. Cayos
1. Sulangan
2. Patlad
3. Pulao
4. Balabag
5. Pagdugue
1. Barasan
2. Nanding Lopez
3. Bolilao
4. Tamboilan
1. Calao
2. Rosario
3. Cansilayan
4. Capaliz

Ex-Officio SB Member .......... Hon. Ronaldo B. Golez

(President, Liga ng Barangay)

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14. Calao ...........................................

Oscar Pueren

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16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
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Cali ..............................................
Cansilayan ....................................
Capaliz .........................................
Cayos ...........................................
Compayan ...................................
Dacutan ........................................
Ermita ..........................................
Ilaya Ist .........................................
Ilaya 2nd ......................................
Ilaya 3rd ........................................
Jardin ...........................................
Lacturan ......................................
Lopez Jaena .................................
Managuit ......................................
Maquina ........................................
Nanding Lopez ..............................
Pagdugue .....................................
Paloc Bigque .............................
Paloc Sool ..................................
Patlad ..........................................
P.D. Monfort North ......................
P.D. Monfort South ......................
Pulao ..........................................
Rosario ........................................
Sapao .........................................
Sulangan ......................................
Tabucan .......................................
Talusan ........................................
Tambobo ....................................
Tamboilan ...................................
Victorias .....................................

Roque S. Debuque
Rex P. Domines
Rosalie D. Bonghanoy
Reby Ausmolo
Romel A. Ardales
Stephen James D. Foerster
Rachel D. Tolentino
Rey B. Dechavez
Grace D. Nalleca
Ronaldo B. Golez
Luleth Maita P. Demaisip
Ma. Fe V. Derla
Arvin D. Deza
Ricardo B. Donasco
Rustom S. Solas
Ludovico R. Dumada-ug II
Ruben D. Talon
Nida J. Abellar
Elena S. Belacaol
Rosemarie D. Arado
Edgar D. Decastillo
Joel V. Dimaala
Ireneo D. Dimzon
Geovanie D. Lachica
Leo D. Villa
Antonio D. Sarroza, Jr.
Audy T. Detablan.
Josephine D. Janayan
Rolly D. Dumdumaya
Jennifer D. Dela Cruz
Edgar D. Acolla

STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE SANGGUNIANG BAYAN

A. Finance, Budget and Appropriations
- Chairman - Hon. Rene B. De La Pea
B. Rules, Legal Matters and Human Rights
- Chairman - Hon. Rosemarie D. Doromal
C. Health and Social Services
- Chairman Hon. Wilhelm J. Divinagracia, Jr.
D. Barangay Affairs and Community Development
- Chairman Hon. Ronaldo B. Golez
E. Expropriation, Zonification, Assessment and Subdivision
- Chairman Hon. Ronaldo B. Golez
F. Franchises and Municipal Properties
- Chairman Hon. Wilhelm J. Divinagracia, Jr.
G. Non-Governmental Organizations and Cooperatives
- Chairman Hon. Almar D. Marfito
H. Market and Slaughterhouse
- Chairman - Hon. Almar D. Marfito
I. Ways and Means, Trade and Industry
- Chairman Hon. Rosemarie D. Doromal
J. Police, Public Order and Safety
- Chairman - Hon. Ian Joel M. Dolendo
K. Public Works, Transportation and Communications
- Chairman Hon. Ian Joel M. Dolendo
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L. Women and Family Affairs
- Chairman - Hon. Jasmin G. Ocampo

M. Education and Culture

- Chairman - Hon. Rene B. De La Pea
N. Agriculture, Natural Resources and Environmental Protection
- Chairman Hon. Alberto D. Celeste
O. Tourism and Inter-Government and International Affairs
- Chairman - Hon. Wilhelm J. Divinagracia, Jr.
P. Youth and Sports
- Chairman - Hon. Ian L. Dolutan II
Q. Public Ethics, Accountability and Good Governance
- Chairman Hon. Alberto D. Celeste

DPWH 2nd Engg. District Engr. Nilo Gavia, DPWH Dist. Engineer
Acting RTC Judge Branch 68.........Victoriano O. Maniba, Jr.
MTC Judge ..................................Hon. Eva S. Padilla
MLGOO, DILG ..........Mrs. Guia B. Gustilo
Comelec Registrar.......................... Mr. Raymund A. Valera
Provincial Population
Officer II ............................Ms. Myrna C. Debil
Postmaster .........................Mr. Eduardo Descuatan
BIR
.................................... Mrs. Catherine D. Arcelon, RO I
Chief of Police, PNP .............PSINSP Charlie B. Sustento
Mun. Fire Marshal, BFP.SFO4 Antonio L. Patio, Jr.
Mun. Warden .SJO4 Antonio B. Pagtanan
Mun. Agrarian Reform Officer......Mr. Alfred B. Beare
XIII. OTHER INFORMATION:

R. Human Resource and Development

- Chairman - Hon. Rosemarie D. Doromal
S. Committee on Social Housing
- Chairman Hon. Lakan-Asa R. Bautista
Chiefs of Offices: (Local)
Mun. Planning and Devt. Coordinator ........Engr. Saul D. Deasis
Mun. Engineer...............................................Engr. Jose Vahn D. Cordova
Mun. Civil Registrar .....................................Engr. Cynthia D. Canto
Mun. Budget Officer ..................................... Mr. Jessie C. Derequito
SB Secretary........Mrs. Sandra D. Demaisip
Mun. Assessor ..............................................Mr. Jimmie U. Lacson
Mun. Accountant ..........................................Mr. Jesus Rocky B. Dulos
Mun. Treasurer .............................................Mrs. Vilma D. Deola
Mun. Agriculturist .......................................Mr. Eugenio D. Decastillo, Jr.
Mun. Health Officer ......................................Dr. Nelson D. Belandres
Mun. Social Welfare and Devt. Officer .......Mrs. Roqueta A. Dianson
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National and Provincial Government Heads of Offices:

LIST OF BARANGAYS WITH CORRESPONDING NAMES OF PUNONG

BARANGAYS:
1. Aurora Del Pilar .........................

Timoteo D. Decolongon, Jr.

2. Bacay .........................................
3. Bacong ..........................................
4. Balabag .........................................
5. Balud ...........................................
6. Bantud ...........................................
7. Bantud Fabrica ..............................
8. Baras .............................................
9. Barasan .........................................
10. Basa - Mabini...........
11. Bolilao .........................................
12. Buenaflor - Embarcadero .............
13. Burgos - Regidor .......................

Rosuen D. Descalsota
Wilfredo T. Cordero
Dorothy G. Paes
Arnel L. Cocoy
Roger D. Desarno
Lolibert P. Pelaez
Florentino V. Dusaban, Jr.
Narciso B. Betito
Cipriano P. Evangelista
Mario A. Depositario
Virgilio D. Balaso
Eddie D. Dolutan

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