Olongapo City Philippines Information

Olongapo City Elected Officials

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MAYOR JAMES GORDON, JR 0917-896-1947

VICE MAYOR ROLEN PAULINO 0917-325-7962

HON. RODEL CEREZO 0918-328-7787

HON. TET MARZAN

HON. JONG CORTEZ 0905282-2836

HON. BUGSY DELOS REYES 0917-530-2131

HON. GINA PEREZ 0920-962-7870

HON. ELEN DABU 0927-727-5113

HON. ED PIANO 0917-421-3446

HON. EDNA ELANE

HON. NOEL ATIENZA 0939-854-4956

HON. LUGIE LIPUMANO-GARCIA 0920-950-5822

HON. CARLITO BALOY (ABC PRESIDENT)

HON. DOLLY MAE RAMOS (SK PRESIDENT)

When at their respective offices, above officials can be reached at any of the following numbers, an operator from the Olongapo Telecom Board will redirect you to the requested official:

222-2661, 222-3301, 222-3022, 222-2206, 222-2845, 224-8390, 222-5401

eMail: Olongapo@sangunian.com

Olongapo City Departments/Divisions/Offices

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SEC. to the City MAYOR DELFIN A. JUICO, JR. 222-2665
CITY ACCOUNTANT DENNIS MARTINEZ 224-8385
CITY ASSESOR OSCAR AGUSTIN 222-2666
BUDGET OFFICER BEBETH MARZAN 222-2560
BUSINESS PERMIT NEAL PEREZ 222-2553 / 224-4541
CITY ADMINISTRATOR FERDIE MAGRATA 223-9244
CITY AGRICULTURIST JHOBAL SEBARROTIN
CITY CIVIL REGISTRY KEREN CAJUDO 224-3976
CITY HEALTH DR. ARNIE TAMAYO 224-1628 / 224-2437
CITY LEGAL ATTY. NADINE SANTOS-GANTIN 222-2552
CITY LIBRARY BETH DADUYA 611-0437
CITY MALL / PAG-ASA MARKET NORI GOMEZ 223-1598
CITY MUSEUM GREGORIO ELANE 223-6470
CITY NUTRITION RICHEL EVE TORRALBA
CPDO MARIVIC NIERRAS Loc. 4164
CITY SOCIAL WELFARE & DEVELOPMENT GENE ECLARINO 222-9491
CITY TOURISM LORELA MONTOYA 224-1471
CITY TREASURY MARCELINO ANDAWI 222-2632 / 222-2607
MASS LAND TITLING JIMMY MENDOZA 222-5401 loc. 4124
CONVENTION CENTER MARLON BRAVO 224-1468
DMO / VMAT ANGIE LAYUG 224-7846 / 117
CITY ENGINEER ENGR. BOBBY ALVAREZ 222-3401
ESMO DANTE RAMOS 223-4538 / 224-9364
GSO ENGR. VICTOR BERNABE 222-2699
GORDON COLLEGE ARLIDA PAME 224-2089
JLGMH DR. ART MENDOZA 223-1170/223-7571 to75
LCDO AILEEN SANCHEZ 222-2661 loc 4207
LOCAL AFFAIRS MIKE PUSING 222-4757
MIS ENGR. NOEL YAP 224-2370
OTMPS COL. JOSE AQUINO 224-5297 / 224-4775
OLONGAPO PATROL BOAT DANIEL MEJIA
PARKS AND PLAZAS MARLYN OSIO
PERSONNEL OFFICE ANGIE BARROGA 222-2559
PHILHEALTH LINO JOSE 222-2661 LOC 4136
POPCOM VIRGIE NAVARRO loc. 4212
PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICE VIC VIZCOCHO, JR. 224-2884
PESO OFFICE ATTY. BATCH PEREZ 224-8390 loc 4168
PUD LOUIE LOPEZ 222-2659 / 222-3015
REACH -U P RANDINO LEDESMA 223-1135
SLAUGHTERHOUSE / EBB MARKET DR. ARNOLD LOPEZ 222-9083
SPORT DEVELOP. COMM. RYAN MABEZA
BUREAU OF FIRE PROTECTION MAJ. JONAS SILVANO 223-1415 / 160
CENRO RAUL MAMAC 224-2669
DPWH ENGR. EDWARD RAMOS 224-1229/ 224-8510/ 223-3161
DILG ARACELI SAN JOSE 224-5471
PNP-OCPO PSSUPT. OSCAR ALBAYALDE
BJMP SUPT. ALBERTO BALAUAG 222-5731
SINSP RUDILYN SINOY
DTI LENNY BALUYOT 611-0067
DOST DIDITH MONTEVIRGEN
COA THELMA TIMBOL
NBI ATTY. JOEL CURAMENG
REGISTER OF DEEDS ATTY. BENJAMIN ESCOLANGO
SMED JAMES LEE
COMELEC ATTY. NUMER LOBO LOC.4140
COOP DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY EDMUNDO ENGAO
DEP ED DR. LIGAYA MONATO 222-6569
PLEB ATTY. ZOSIMO MENDOZA
PHILIPPINE POSTAL CORP. DANILO SANTOS

Barangay Officials - Olongapo City Term 2010 - 2013

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BARANGAY and OFFICIALS Contact Number

ASINAN
223-5708

VIRAY, CONRADO JR. Barangay Captain 0929-225-6878
ELANE, JONI MAE A. Barangay kagawad
DIMARUCUT, ISMAEL A. Barangay kagawad
MERZA, NORMA M. Barangay kagawad
FABRIGAS, OSCAR O. Barangay kagawad
DELA VEGA, VICTORIA T. Barangay kagawad
OLAES, ROBERTO D. Barangay kagawad
NIRO, ALEX A. Barangay kagawad
MALAPIT, EMMANUEL C. SK Chairman
NIRO, JASMINE G. Sk Kagawad
BARRERA, NICKART Sk Kagawad
AGGARI, WARLITO JR. Sk Kagawad
DANAYTAN, JEFFREY L. Sk Kagawad
PEREZ, ANNE RAQUEL Sk Kagawad
BAUTISTA, CHELSE ANNE M. Sk Kagawad
GASPAR, PAMELA C. Sk Kagawad

BANICAIN
611-0382

BATAPA, ERNELIZAR P. Barangay Captain 0919-495-6364
BATAPA, ERNELIBETH P. Barangay kagawad
CAO, JESSIE T. Barangay kagawad
FANUGAO, MICHAEL D. Barangay kagawad
MORATIN, JOCELYN L. Barangay kagawad
LAGDA, GODOFREDO Barangay kagawad
PANIS, BENJAMIN SR. Barangay kagawad
LEGASPI, BAYANI L. Barangay kagawad
 POBLETE, DIANNE SK Chairman
TIDOY, JAMAICA Sk Kagawad
TORRES, JESSA MICHELET N. Sk Kagawad
CANIEDO, LAILA MAE V. Sk Kagawad
FRANCISCO, CHRISTINE JOY Sk Kagawad
ASISTIO, REYNALDO S. Sk Kagawad
GARDHEAD, KENNETH Sk Kagawad
CASTAÑEDA, ANGEE LYN T. Sk Kagawad

BARRETTO
222-4295

BALOY, CARLITO A. Barangay Captain 0928-762-1536
AVILA, WILFREDO G. Barangay kagawad
NAPULI, ROLAN A. Barangay kagawad
ELAYDA, RONALD M. Barangay kagawad
LAPPAY, GREGORIO B. Barangay kagawad
ESCOBAR, BENJAMIN T. Barangay kagawad
HOYA, AMADO JR. Barangay kagawad
ALBARDA, BETHSAIDA G. Barangay kagawad
 FERNANDEZ, KEISHA SK Chairman
MONTEVIRGEN, MHELVA C. Sk Kagawad
HABACON, JOHN CARL G. Sk Kagawad
FERNANDEZ, MARY ROSE A. Sk Kagawad
TAMO, LEAH JANE R. Sk Kagawad
ALCALA, JOBELLE G. Sk Kagawad
APALIT, BRIAN ADAN B. Sk Kagawad
APOSTOL, ERICK CARL M. Sk Kagawad

EAST BAJAC-BAJAC
222-5035

TABLAN, FILIPINA E. Barangay Captain 0920-540-4990
YCO, NELSON B. Barangay kagawad
LOBOS, CESA L. Barangay kagawad
VILLEGAS, RONALD B. Barangay kagawad
CANO, EDISON C. Barangay kagawad
BUGAYONG, SAMUEL A. Barangay kagawad
ABLAZA, JOSE B. Barangay kagawad
ALBAY, RYAN KRISTOFFER P. Barangay kagawad
 BELTRAN, JOLINA PAOLA D. SK Chairman
GUTIERREZ, RACHEL Y. Sk Kagawad
AQUINO, GERARDO JR. Sk Kagawad
MARCELINO, JAYVEE C. Sk Kagawad
ABELLO, KATHLEEN Sk Kagawad
CRUZ, ELVAN ONEAL E. Sk Kagawad
MITAL, JOEMARI T. Sk Kagawad
MANALANG, JAMES S. Sk Kagawad

EAST TAPINAC
223-3444

BUENAFE, REMEGIO Barangay Captain 0917-5136838
AUSTRIA, MARLON Barangay kagawad
HONDO, DANTE Barangay kagawad
DE LEON JOJO Barangay kagawad
EBALO, ABRAHAM JR. Barangay kagawad
MAGRATA, FRANCISCO Barangay kagawad
VIZCOCHO VINALOU Barangay kagawad
DEL ROSARIO, RENATO Barangay kagawad
CAGUNGUN, JESSA SK Chairman
PADILLA, PAULA MARIA Sk Kagawad
VALENZUELA, PRINCESS Sk Kagawad
REDODNO, SHEENA MARIE Sk Kagawad
AUSTRIA MARJORIE Sk Kagawad
IBAY, JAMIELYN Sk Kagawad
MAGRATA, JHIAN PAUL Sk Kagawad
LEI, JOHN RAE Sk Kagawad

GORDON HEIGHTS
223-5497

MADRIA, JOSE TOMAS C. Barangay Captain 0921-403-2844
APRID, MICHELLE Barangay kagawad
DANUGRAO, TEODORICO Barangay kagawad
MINGO MARY Barangay kagawad
PARCON, JERRY MAE Barangay kagawad
BUENCAMINO, ROMULO Barangay kagawad
MACABULIT, CLEMENTE Barangay kagawad
DOMINGO, NORMA Barangay kagawad
 PECAÑA, SARAH JANE SK Chairman
MEDINA, VERGEL Sk Kagawad
GO, GERALDINE Sk Kagawad
RANIDO, MARK ANT HONY Sk Kagawad
SISMUNDO, DAISY Sk Kagawad
AGULLO, ABEGAIL Sk Kagawad
ENCINA, JHETTE Sk Kagawad
ALPUZ, GRACEL Sk Kagawad

KALAKLAN
224-6983

FEDERICO, JESUS RICARDO N. Barangay Captain 0917-884-8075
MOSTACHO, SUNDAY P. Barangay kagawad
CANO, NICANOR B. Barangay kagawad
ORCA, FERNANDO P. Barangay kagawad
MARTORILLAS, REYNALDO M. Barangay kagawad
DALIDA, JOEL D. Barangay kagawad
MENDOZA, RHEN SR. Barangay kagawad
GEDARIA, GLORIA R. Barangay kagawad
REGULACION RIOMAR SK Chairman
CABRERA, CARMINA Sk Kagawad
BERNARDO, RENDELLE Sk Kagawad
MOSTIERO, JEREMY Sk Kagawad
LAPITAN, MA. LUISA Sk Kagawad
ORCA, KEVIN ASHLEY Sk Kagawad
BASALLA, TWINKLE Sk Kagawad
CASTANAS, DANICA JANE Sk Kagawad

MABAYUAN

224-5179

FERRER, ROBERT C. Barangay Captain 0918-302-7572
VINOYA, DIONISIO JR. Barangay kagawad
FERMALES, GENARO JR. Barangay kagawad
ESPINOZA, CHARLIE C. Barangay kagawad
SARMIENTO, JOCELYN A. Barangay kagawad
FULTON, MICHAEL D. Barangay kagawad
LAZARTE, SONNY C. Barangay kagawad
TOMPOMG, ARMADO T. Barangay kagawad
HERNANDEZ, YLISHA NOELE SK Chairman
YUSON, AUBREY ROSE Sk Kagawad
TUAZON, CHARLENE B. Sk Kagawad
JAO, KIM FROILAN I. Sk Kagawad
ARSUA, JANICA D. Sk Kagawad
DE GUZMAN, JULIUS JAY T. Sk Kagawad
JULATON, MARIA TERESA C. Sk Kagawad
CAMBALLA, DARWIN E. Sk Kagawad

NEW CABALAN
224-5414

LIM, RAFAEL Barangay Captain 0918-366-3575
MUEGA, DELBERT Barangay kagawad
SILVANO, JOEL Barangay kagawad
CRISANTO, EUGENIO Barangay kagawad
COLUMBRITES, SANTIAGO Barangay kagawad
CAGONGON, REY Barangay kagawad
ARCENAL, ANTONIO Barangay kagawad
TACTAY, JAIME Barangay kagawad
RIBADA, ALFONSO SK Chairman
SUPILANAS, NOMARK Sk Kagawad
BRIONES, ROCHELLE Sk Kagawad
ROGERO, PERCIVAL Sk Kagawad
RAMOS, RODOLFO Sk Kagawad
VALDEZ, JOMAR Sk Kagawad
BORRE, JEVITA ROSE Sk Kagawad
CALDERON, NIÑA Sk Kagawad

NEW ILALIM
223-9772

GAFFUD, ALEXANDER F. Barangay Captain 0926-999-401
TAN, PHILIP G. Barangay kagawad
CASTRO, SHARINA M. Barangay kagawad
ABENOJA, FREDERIC C. Barangay kagawad
FAJARDO, NESTOR E. Barangay kagawad
BALLESTEROS, ELSA C. Barangay kagawad
PRIMAVERA, RAMIL M. Barangay kagawad
GALANG, JAIME R. Barangay kagawad
PINLAC, JOSE CORAZON SK Chairman
ACERA, MARK IAN Sk Kagawad
MALLARI, JOHN PAUL I. Sk Kagawad
ALFORQUE, FRNACIS LOUIE Sk Kagawad
BERNAL, JERVY A. Sk Kagawad
CONSTANTINO, JOMAR Sk Kagawad
GNERALE, KEVEN E. Sk Kagawad
REMORIN, ERIC Sk Kagawad

NEW KALALAKE
224-8264

SIONZON, RANDY D. Barangay Captain 0908-244-8894
ODUCA, MARLON C. Barangay kagawad
JARDINIANO, RODRICK D. Barangay kagawad
BASCOS, DANLEX D. Barangay kagawad
LEGASPI, RICARDO S. Barangay kagawad
ORCULLO, HILARIO M. Barangay kagawad
MATONDO, RUBEN E. Barangay kagawad
ECLEO, EDWIN A. Barangay kagawad
LISCANO, CESAR VALERIANO SK Chairman
ROQUE, JUNEL RAYA Sk Kagawad
DOCUS, ANTHONY N. Sk Kagawad
LAPID, RHOYVI L. Sk Kagawad
ROSALES, JAHRA MARIE G. Sk Kagawad
RAYMUNDO, CHE O. Sk Kagawad
TAMORO, MARGARITA S. Sk Kagawad
VILLEGAS, ROJEAN KENNETH Sk Kagawad

NEW KABABAE
224-8512

CORUM, AMALIA N. Barangay Captain 0921-300-7453
FONSECA, RONALD C. Barangay kagawad
QUINTO, FERDINAND L. Barangay kagawad
VARELA, RAUL M. Barangay kagawad
ABUTIN, ARNEL C. Barangay kagawad
BASA, ERLITO C. Barangay kagawad
VASQUEZ, VICTOR A. Barangay kagawad
FONSECA, ANAFEMA E. Barangay kagawad
BASA, ARLET E. SK Chairman
BASA, CHRISTOPHER J. Sk Kagawad
TIMBANGAN, JENNIFER R. Sk Kagawad
MADAMBA, REY SAN V. Sk Kagawad
MARCELO, MICHAEL ANGELO Sk Kagawad
TOPASI, JENNELYN B. Sk Kagawad
ABLOLA, CHRISMHEL R. Sk Kagawad
REVELO, KATHERINE JOY C. Sk Kagawad

OLD CABALAN
223-1629

PALO, BASILIO D. Barangay Captain 0910-492-5724
FLORES, GLENDA C. Barangay kagawad
TUAZON, VICTORIANO P. Barangay kagawad
ALBA, ROLANDO JR. Barangay kagawad
CABILING, ZOSIMO A. Barangay kagawad
GALANG, JOSE JR. Barangay kagawad
GATON, RODERICK T. Barangay kagawad
ALIPIO, MILAGROS O. Barangay kagawad
RAMOS, DOLLY MAE M. SK Chairman
SAN JUAN, MARVIN DAVE Sk Kagawad
ALBA, JOHN ROLAND Sk Kagawad
CORDIAL, LITONEIL B. Sk Kagawad
PAMPOSA, JEROME Sk Kagawad
TALA, ZYRONE Sk Kagawad
VIZCAYNO, SHARMAINE Sk Kagawad
MINOZA, RIZA B. Sk Kagawad

PAG-ASA
222-8037

PASAG, JIMMY Barangay Captain 0919-2091-673
CATOLOGAN, RODOLFO SR. Barangay kagawad
DADUYA, JUSTCHELL Barangay kagawad
TINAGAN, ALEX Barangay kagawad
LUTGARDA, YANGLAY Barangay kagawad
ALTARES, JOY Barangay kagawad
ESQUIBEL, RICKY Barangay kagawad
NATIVIDAD, CARLITO Barangay kagawad
YABUT, JONALD SK Chairman
CATOLOGAN, RODOLFO JR. Sk Kagawad
RONQUILLO, RICARDO Sk Kagawad
CORRE, PATRICK Sk Kagawad
DE GUZMAN, CHARLES Sk Kagawad
TINAGAN, JOHN ROBERT Sk Kagawad
ALTARES, JOMAR Sk Kagawad
CARREON, MICHAEL Sk Kagawad

STA. RITA
222-9225

BACAY, JEROME MICHAEL Barangay Captain 0917-512-3766
JAHNKE, ERIC P. Barangay kagawad
GUEVARRA, RODOLFO NIEL Barangay kagawad
BACAY EMERITO LINUS Barangay kagawad
ANONAT, ERMELANDO Barangay kagawad
PAMINTUAN, ELY Barangay kagawad
BITANGCOL, VIRGINIA Barangay kagawad
BASA, DANTE Barangay kagawad
 EVANGELISTA, GEOVANY SK Chairman
CASEJA, JAMIEL Sk Kagawad
MONTERO, PHILIP Sk Kagawad
ESCOBAR, GEROSE Sk Kagawad
CUENCO, ANGELICA Sk Kagawad
EDRALIN, JOMAR Sk Kagawad
RIVERA, ROMALYN Sk Kagawad
HIZZO, RIZZA R. Sk Kagawad

WEST BAJAC- BAJAC
222-5173

SANTULAN, RAFAEL JR. Barangay Captain 0905-221-9488
CARABEO, MELISSA G. Barangay kagawad
DELDIO, ANTHONY BONG C. Barangay kagawad
CAPISTRANO, MERCEDES T. Barangay kagawad
ANTONIO, DAVE R. Barangay kagawad
NIRO, CORMELIO M. Barangay kagawad
HIPOLITO, CONRAD N. Barangay kagawad
MARCELINO, JOSE S. Barangay kagawad
CONCEPCION, MARK ANTHONY SK Chairman
DE DIOS, ARJAY Sk Kagawad
SANTOS, JHOBETTE Sk Kagawad
ABANGAN NIÑO JOMEL Sk Kagawad
VILLA, LOVELY KRIS Sk Kagawad
PALATONES, EJHAY Sk Kagawad
LORENZO, CHINNY ANNE Sk Kagawad
BEROMILLA, KRISTINE Sk Kagawad

WEST TAPINAC
223-3434

DEL ROSARIO, RODRIGO Barangay Captain 0919-584-3933
TOLEDO, ALBERTO V. Barangay kagawad
DEL ROSARIO, THEODORE Barangay kagawad
VILLARIN, ALICIA T. Barangay kagawad
MIRANDA, WILFREDO F. Barangay kagawad
RAGADIO, MARCELO M. Barangay kagawad
LIM, MARIO E. Barangay kagawad
ARANZANSO, ROSALEEN T. Barangay kagawad
TRINIDAD, ALFRED JOHN SK Chairman
MOVILLA, FLORIEGAIL A. Sk Kagawad
DE GUZMAN, MA. GIEAN Sk Kagawad
TRINIDAD, MAREBEL C. Sk Kagawad
VILLEGAS, BEVERLY A. Sk Kagawad
ALVER, CELESTE S. Sk Kagawad
LAPUS, AILYN E. Sk Kagawad
VELORIA, PRECIOUS ARIENNE Sk Kagawad

Olongapo City PABX Trunk lines

2011-02-26T00:28:00.001+08:00

City Hall Pabx trunk lines
222-2661, 222-3301, 222-3022, 222-2206, 222-2845, 223-8016, 224-8390, 222-5401

Mayor's Office MAYOR BONG GORDON 4000
Mayor's Office CONFERENCE ROOM0 4201
Mayor's Office MR. DELFIN JUICO 4205
Mayor's Offic DAVE 4208
Mayor's Office MON ESTRELLA 4203
Mayor's Office STAFF 4204
Mayor's Office ERNIE HERNANDEZ 4169
Mayor's Office WORKING OFFICE 4200
Mayor's Office RECEPTION AREA 4222
Mayor's Office ZEROX AREA 4244
Vice Mayor ROLEN PAULINO 4138
City Councilor RODEL CEREZO 4243
City Councilor TET MARZAN 4175
City Councilor JONG CORTEZ 4160
City Councilor BUGSY DELOS REYES 4246
City Councilor GINA PEREZ 4179
City Councilor ELLEN DABU 4228
City Councilor ED PIANO 4229
City Councilor EDNA ELANE 4163
City Councilor NOEL ATIENZA 4178
City Councilor LUGIE LIPUMANO-GARCIA 4221
ABC President CARLITO BALOY 4144
SK FED. PRES. DOLLY MAE RAMOS 4159
Council Sec. EFFIE SALMON 4151
SESSION HALL STAFF 4153
Sanggunian Staff 1 BUTZ / RECIE 4218
Sanggunian Staff 2 BENNY / NARD 174
Administrator Office FERDIE MAGRATA 4220
Accounting Office DENNIS MARTINEZ 4148
Assessor Office OSCAR AGUSTIN 4125
Budget Office MAREY BETH MARZAN 4167
Business Permit NEAL PEREZ 4130
C.S.W.D GENE ECLARINO 4303
City Health Office DR. ARNIE TAMAYO 4147
City Planning (CPDO) MARIVIC NIERAS 4164
Civil Registrar Office KEREN CAJUDO 4139
Comelec Office ATTY. NOMER LOBOS 4140
Commision on Audit (COA) THELMA TIMBOL 4305
COOP Office OCGEMPCI JIMMY MENDOZA 4123
Dental Office DR. VIGO 4209
DILG ARACELI A. SAN JOSE 4304
Engineering Office ENGR. BOBBY ALVAREZ 4137
Engineering (MotorPool) BENG DACENA 4173
ESMO Office DANTE RAMOS 4313
ESMO Office (STAff) MS. NORIE 4314
FMA Hall MARDY SORIANO 4250
GSO ENGR. VICTOR BERNABE 4214
ID Section Office RYAN TABIL (wow card) 4149
Mass Land Titling JIMMY MENDOZA 4124
PESO Labor Center ATTY. BATCH PEREZ 4168
Legal Office ATTY. NADINE GANTIN 4240
Livelihood Office AILEEN SANCHEZ 4207
M.I.S. Office ENGR. NOEL YAP 4172
P.A.O (OZISERO) VIC VIZCOCHO JR. 4150
P.A.O. Staff NETTE, BILL, ZERNAN 4132
Personel Office ANGIE BARROGA 4217
Phil Health Office LINO JOSE 4136
POPCOM VIRGIE NAVARRO 4212
Police Station WOMEN DESK 4166
Public Market DR. LOPEZ 4133
PUD Office ENGR. LOUIE LOPEZ 4122
PUD Office CUSTOMER SERVICE 4213
Security Desk LOBBY GROUND FLOOR 4129
T.M.B. (OTMPS) COL. JOSE AQUINO 4261
Treasurer's Office MARCELINO ANDAWI 4127
Treasurer's Office CASH DIVISION 4152
Treasurer's Office STAFF 4128
W ROOM STAFF 4142

222-2661, 222-3301, 222-3022, 222-2206, 222-2845, 223-8016, 224-8390, 222-5401

SBMA Directory

2011-02-26T00:22:00.002+08:00

Board of Directors

Roberto V. Garcia - Chairman

STEFANI C. SAÑO - OIC

Benjamin Antonio III
Philip Camara
Ramon Sesdoyro
Norberto Sosa
Gerald Sam Del Rosario
Francis Garcia
Bienvenido Benitez
Alfonso S.P. Siapno

Wilfredo S. Pineda

For more information about the Board of Directors
you may contact the Corporate Secretary at (6347) 252 - 4173

President Aquino appointed the following on Jan. 4, 2011:
Benjamin Antonio III, representing the private sector, replacing Eddie Tamondong;
Philip Camara, representing the private sector, replacing Jesus Vicente Magsaysay II;
Ramon Sesdoyro , representing the private sector, replacing Francis Garcia;
Norberto Sosa, representing the private sector, replacing Ma. Victoria Pineda;
Gerald Sam Del Rosario, representing the business and investment sector, replacing Ricardo Coscolluela; and
Francisco Licuanan, representing the business and investment sector, replacing Alvin Capino

Francis S. Garcia was re appointed by PNoy

While Rafael Reyes did not report for work until July 2011

Olongapo nominated Anne Gordon but still awaits her appointment expected August 2011

Payumo said that PNoy signed a new appointment for SBMA administrator 2nd week of July 2011, people are speculating with the following names, Mike Macapagal, Gov. Deloso, Inky Reyes, Dondi Alikpala and just recently... the name of Joven Reyes... We were told that Arreza will not stay a day longer in his post as administrator. He officially took over the helm of SBMA 23 September 2005 ... which means we can expect change of command on or before that day... Malacanang will release the names of new directors and sbma administrator on a day very close to the turn-over to minimize attacks to the new appointees.

Olongapo City Subic Bay News Philippines May bagong lumabas na pangalan para maging SBMA administrator, si Joven Reyes daw na Bancnet President

August 1 at 2:52pm

Chairman's Office
(6347) 252-4888 / 4422

Administrator's Office
(6347) 252-1934 /3644

*SENIOR DEPUTY ADMINISTRATORS*

STEFANI C. SAÑO SDA for Business Dev't
(6347) 252-4351 / 4365
ssaño@sbma.com

ATTY. RAMON O. AGREGADO SDA for Support Services
(6347) 252-4885 / 4782
ragregado@sbma.com

ATTY. FERDINAND L. HERNANDEZ SDA for Operations
(6347) 252-4166 / 4130
fhernandez@sbma.com

ATTY. JOCELYN G. ALVARADO SDA for Regulatory Group
(6347) 252-4426 / 4370
jalvarado@sbma.com

*DEPUTY ADMINISTRATORS*

ATTY. ROBERT S. MARTINEZ DA for Admin
(6347) 252-4166 / 4130
rmartinez@sbma.com

RAUL F. MARCELO DA for Business Group
(6347) 252-4426 / 4370 (6347) 252-4584

ATTY. MA. CRISTINA P. FERNANDEZ-MILLAN DA for Finance
(6347) 252-4488 / 4167(6347) 252-4168

MARIA ASUNCION FERNANDO DA for Corporate Communications
(6347) 252-4999
kfernando@sbma.com

DR. SOLOMON R. JACALNE DA for PSHD-Subic
(6347) 252-4161 / 4880
sjacalne@sbma.com

ATTY. ROBERTO T. ONGSIAKO DA for Legal Affairs
(6347) 252-4357 / 4356
rongsiako@sbma.com

ATTY. FERDINAND L. HERNANDEZ DA for Port Operations
(6347) 252-4693 / 4620
fhernandez@sbma.com

RAUL F. MARCELO DA for Tourism
(6347) 252-4150
rmarcelo@sbma.com

Engr. MARCELINO S. SANQUI DA for PWTSG
(6347) 252-4834 / 4877
msanqui@sbma.com

SBMA DEPARTMENTS OFFICE
DEPARTMENT NAME
TEL. NO EMAIL

Accounting EMILIA S. CANONIZADO (OIC)
(6347) 252-4045 / 4654 ecanonizado@sbma.com

Airport BGen. MARCELO S. SANTOS (Ret)
(6347) 252-3131 / 9360 msantos@sbma.com

Corporate Secretary ATTY. RUBEN O. FRUTO
(6347) 252-4170 / 4172 rfruto@sbma.com

Ecology Center AMETHYA P. DELA LLANA
(6347) 252-4321 / 4435 adelallana@sbma.com

Extension Services Department John Bayarong
(OIC) (6347) 252-4583 jbayarong@sbma.com

Financial Planning & Budget ANTONIETTA P. SANQUI (OIC)
(6347) 252-4459 / 4512 asanqui@sbma.com

Fire Department RANNY D. MAGNO
(6347) 252-4224 / 4830 rmagno@sbma.com

Human Resource LOLITA S. MALLARI
(6347) 252-4232 / 4711 lmallari.@sbma.com

Intelligence and Investigation Col. ERIC S. PALABRICA
(6347) 252-4506 / 4766 epalabrica@sbma.com

Internal Audit Service JOEL J. EA
(6347) 252-4267 / 4030 jea@sbma.com

Investment Processing RONNIE R. YAMBAO
(6347) 252-4791 / 4632 ryambao.@sbma.com

Labor Center ATTY. SEVERO C. PASTOR, JR.
(6347) 252-4254 / 4346 spastor@sbma.com

Land & Asset Development Capt. DANTE A. ROMANO
(Ret) (6347) 252-4479 / 4148 dromano@sbma.com

Law Enforcement ATTY. FERDINAND L. HERNANDEZ
(6347) 252-4505 / 4641 fhernandez@sbma.com

Legal ATTY. VON F. RODRIGUEZ
(6347) 252-4093 / 4314 vrodriguez@sbma.com

Locator Registration & Licensing KENNETH G. REMENTILLA
(6347) 252-4669 / 4331 krementilla@sbma.com

Management Information System JEFFREY C. SALAZAR
(6347) 252-4471 / 4497 jsalazar@sbma.com

Media Production Department Elizabeth O. Marcelo
(6347) 252-4014 emarcelo@sbam.com

Office Services Department GERARDO B. HERMOSO,JR.
(6347) 252-4390 / 4290 ghermoso@sbma.com

FAPO / Engineering Engr. JOSELITO D. BAKUTEZA
(6347) 252-4483 / 4713 jbakuteza@sbma.com

Planning & Dev't Office ATTY. RUEL JOHN T. KABIGTING
(6347) 252-4077 / 4078 rkabigting@sbma.com

Market Research RAYMUND GIL O. SIONGCO
(6347) 252-4055 / 4626 rsiongco@sbma.com

Procurement, Property & Management RANI C. CRUZ
(6347) 252-4270 / 4124 rccruz@sbma.com

Public Health and Safety-Admin DR. SOLOMON R. JACALNE
(6347) 252-4106 / 4880 sjacalne@sbma.com

Public Relations Department ARMINA BELLEZA C. LLAMAS
(6347) 252-4999 / 4368 allamas@sbma.com

Public Health and Safety-Cubi DR. RICARDO R. MAGSAYSAY
(6347) 252-8929 / 4841 rmagsaysay@sbma.com

Seaport Department Capt. PERFECTO C. PASCUAL (Ret)
(6347) 252-4541 / 4225 ppascual@sbma.com

Transportation and Communications Engr. JOEY A. LACANLALE
(6347) 252-4438 / 4298 jlacanlale@sbma.com

Tourism PORTIA D. ZABALA
(6347) 252-4242 pzabala@sbma.com

Transportation & Maintenance Department DIOSDADO R. SANTOS
(6347) 252-4802 / 4263 dsantos@sbma.com

Construction and Maintenance ARLE C. CRUZ
(6347) 252-4802 / 4263 accruz@sbma.com

Treasury PAULITA R. YEE (OIC)
(6347) 252-4050 / 4010 pyee@sbma.com

ACCOUNTING DEPARTMENT LOCATION TEL. NUMBER
Department Manager Bldg. 229 Rm. 214 252-4045
Cost Accounting Division/Payroll Bldg. 705 252-4017
Cost Accounting Division/Payroll Bldg. 705 252-4606
Fax/Receivable Locator Bldg. 229 Rm. 214 252-4858
General Accounting Bldg. 229 Rm. 214 252-4364
Payable Bldg. 229 Rm. 214 252-4018
Receivable-Locator Bldg. 229 Rm. 214 252-4654 Tessa
Receivable Division Bldg. 229 Rm. 214 252-4016
Secretary/Supervisor Bldg. 229 Rm. 214 252-4419

ADMINISTRATOR'S OFFICE LOCATION TEL. NUMBER
Gina Olaes Bldg. 229 Rm. 201 252-4382
Rani Cruz Bldg. 229 Rm. 201 252-4999
Rani Cruz Bldg. 229 Rm. 201 252-4381
Badette Racamparra Bldg. 229 Rm. 201 252-4011 JOAN
Mylene Soriano Bldg. 229 Rm. 201 252-4893
Mylene Soriano Bldg. 229 Rm. 201 252-4895
Security Officer Bldg. 229 Rm. 201 252-4899
Noly Manual Bldg. 229 Rm. 201 252-4891
Ana Ayuyao - Sep Ruiz Bldg. 229 Rm. 201 252-4383 SEP
Fax Bldg. 229 Rm. 201 252-3014
Staff (Special Project) Bldg. 229 Rm. 201 252-7201
Staff (Special Project) Bldg. 229 Rm. 201 252-2900
Staff (Special Project) Bldg. 229 Rm. 201 252-4582
Staff (Special Project) Bldg. 229 Rm. 201 252-3644
Staff (Special Project) Bldg. 229 Rm. 201 252-4009
Staff (Special Project) Bldg. 229 Rm. 201 252-7201
Staff (Special Project) KALAYAAN 252-4171
Staff (Special Project) Bldg. 229 Rm. 201 252-4181
Staff (Special Project) Bldg. 662 Rm. 103 252-4369
Staff (Special Project) Bldg. 229 Rm. 102 252-4370
Staff (Atty. Alvarado) Bldg. 229 Rm. 102 252-4426
Fax Bldg. 229 Rm. 102 252-4584
Staff (Special Project) Bldg. 255 Rm. 109 252-4583
Staff (Special Project) Bldg. 255 Rm. 109 252-4584

AIRPORT DEPARTMENT LOCATION TEL. NUMBER
General Manager's Office AIR 8015 252-3131
DA for Port Operations Office AIR 8015 252-9377
General Manager's Fax AIR 8015 252-9379
Amin-Fax AIR 8015 252-7171
Airfield Services AIR 8050 252-5104
Airfield Services AIR 8050 252-5530
Airport Law Enforcement-OIC AIR 8050 252-5185
Airport Law Enforcement-Desk Sergeant AIR 8050 252-5184
Telefax AIR 8015 252-6450
Air Transportation Office-Radar AIR 8050 252-5050
Air Transportation Office-Radar AIR 8050 252-7035
Air Transportation Office-Tower AIR 8050 252-5528
Air Transportation Office-Tower (Fax) AIR 8050 252-6560
Crash & Fire Rescue AIR 8051 252-5356
Crash & Fire Rescue AIR 8051 252-5047
CUBI DISPENSARY AIR 8052 252-5378
CUBI DISPENSARY AIR 8052 252-5851
Ground Electronics AIR 8050 252-5571
Ground Electronics AIR 8050 252-9124
Operation Chief AIR 8015 252-5535
Operation Chief AIR 8015 252-3151
PAGASA AIR 8050 252-5485
PAGASA - FAX AIR 8050 252-7150
PAGASA / Weather Office AIR 8050 252-5392
SBIA INFO TRUNKLINE 252-9360
SBIA INFO TRUNKLINE 252-9361 Zharrex R. Santos, Div. Chief - Planning and Engineering, 09178859399
SBIA INFO TRUNKLINE 252-9362
SBIA INFO TRUNKLINE 252-9363
SBIA INFO TRUNKLINE 252-9364
SBIA INFO TRUNKLINE 252-9365

BOARD SECRETARIAT OFFICE LOCATION TEL. NUMBER
Telefax Bldg. 229 252-4170
Atty. Sergio Cruz-Executive Officer Bldg. 229 252-4172
Jennifer Guiang Bldg. 229 252-4173
Sharon Bldg. 229 252-4174
Edgar Pajaro Bldg. 229 252-4176
Renita Ladrido Bldg. 229 252-4359

CHAIRMAN'S OFFICE (BOARD ROOM) LOCATION TEL. NUMBER
Tetet (Control Rm.) Bldg. 229 252-4425
Atty. Joy Alvarado (Chief of Staff) Bldg. 229 252-4426
Jenny Pantig/Cecille Aguilar Bldg. 229 252-4427
Telefax Bldg. 229 252-4428
Staff Bldg. 229 252-4888
Ted Penaflor Bldg. 229 Rm. 109 252-4153
09189369739 ben natividad
CORPORATE SECRETARY'S OFFICE LOCATION TEL. NUMBER
Department Head Bldg. 229 Rm. 113 252-4172
Board of Directors/Lounge Bldg. 229 Rm. 112 252-4176
Staff Bldg. 229 Rm. 113 252-4174
Staff Bldg. 229 Rm. 113 252-4359
Telefax Bldg. 229 Rm. 113 252-4170

COMMISSION ON AUDIT LOCATION TEL. NUMBER
Staff Bldg. 255 Rm. 209 252-4138
Telefax Bldg. 255 Rm. 209 252-4408

DA FOR ADMIN LOCATION TEL. NUMBER
DA for Admin Bldg. 229 Rm. 209 252-4166
Telefax Bldg. 229 Rm. 209 252-4165
Staff Bldg. 229 Rm. 209 252-4164
Staff Bldg. 229 Rm. 209 252-4130
Staff Bldg. 229 Rm. 209 252-4308

DA FOR FINANCE LOCATION TEL. NUMBER
Staff Bldg. 229 Rm. 211 252-4167
Fax Bldg. 229 Rm. 211 252-4168

ECOLOGY DEPARTMENT LOCATION TEL. NUMBER
Admin Bldg. 157 252-4435
Admin Bldg. 157 252-4155
Fax Bldg. 157 252-4157
Green Line (Ecology Hotline) Bldg. 157 252-4156
Regulatory Permitting Division Bldg. 157 252-4059
Social Development Division Bldg. 157 252-4656
Waste Management Division Bldg. 157 252-4416

DA FOR LEGAL AFFAIRS LOCATION TEL. NUMBER
DA Legal Affairs-Carlito Cruz Bldg. 255 Rm.106 & 107 252-4357
Staff Bldg. 255 Rm.106 & 107 252-4357 neneng
Staff Bldg. 255 Rm.106 & 107 252-4356

FINANCIAL PLANNING & BUDGET DEPARTMENT LOCATION TEL. NUMBER
Department Head Bldg. 255 Rm. 124 252-4459
Budget Bldg. 255 Rm. 124 252-4414
Budget Bldg. 255 Rm. 124 252-4512
Budget Bldg. 255 Rm. 124 252-4605
Budget Bldg. 255 Rm. 124 252-4631
Financial Planning Bldg. 255 Rm. 124 252-4531
FINANCIAL PLANNING Bldg. 255 Rm. 124 252-4126 Marlo / Mae Rose

FIRE DEPARTMENT LOCATION TEL. NUMBER
Alarm Room Bldg. 71 Station 7 252-4657
Alarm Room Bldg. 71 Station 7 252-4830
Telefax Bldg. 71 Station 7 252-4227
Fire Chief's Office Bldg. 71 Station 7 252-4224
Fire Prevention Office Bldg. 71 Station 7 252-4061
Station 1 Upper Cubi Bldg. 8252 252-5967
Station 2 Naval Mag Bldg. 2542 252-5117
Station 3 Crash Fire Bldg. 8051 252-5356
Station 3 Crash Fire Bldg. 8051 252-5047
Station 4 Boton Bldg. 1430 252-4740
Station 5 Binictican Bldg. 6643 252-4319
Station 6 Kalayaan Bldg. 1548 252-4883

PUBLIC HEALTH & SAFETY DEPARTMENT LOCATION TEL. NUMBER
Office of the Deputy Administrator for Health & Safety Group
Benigno Zialcita Bldg. 280 252-4161
Fax Bldg. 280 252-4208
Public Health & Safety Department-Subic
Dr. Solomon Jacalne-Dept. Manager Bldg. 280 252-4106
Telefax & Admin Bldg. 280 252-4106
Hotline/Emergency Bldg. 280 161
Dispatcher/X-ray/Training Bldg. 280 252-4169
Nurse Station/Medical Bldg. 280 252-4880
Laboratory/Pharmacy Bldg. 280 252-4380
Dental Bldg. 280 252-4280
OCC Health & Safety/Social Hygiene Clinic Bldg. 280 252-4502
Pulic Health & Safety-Cubi
Staff Bldg. 8052 252-5851/5378
Fax Bldg. 8052 252-8929

HUMAN RESOURCE & MANAGEMENT DEPT. LOCATION TEL. NUMBER
Dept. Manager Bldg. 255 252-4232
Admin Section Bldg. 255 252-4711
Appointment/Discipline Section Bldg. 255 252-4252 GINA HERAMIS / LINDA
Training Section Bldg. 255 252-4709 MELVIN
Benefits Section Bldg. 255 252-4135
Payroll Section Bldg. 255 252-4110
Fax Bldg. 255 252-4294
FRC-Recruitment Bldg. 255 252-4054/4052 Me-an
Moral Welfare Section Bldg. 255 252-4297 DORY, 201 FILING
Complaining Office Bldg. 117 252-4299
Training Room-TESDA Bldg. 61-A 252-4231
Subic Chapel CHAPEL 252-4539

INTERNAL AUDIT LOCATION TEL. NUMBER
Department Manager Bldg. 255 Rm 115 252-4267
Fax Bldg. 255 Rm 115 252-4266
Management Division (MAD) Bldg. 255 Rm. 114 252-4030
Financial Division (FAD) Bldg. 255 Rm. 114 252-4031

INVESTMENT PROCESSING DEPARTMENT LOCATION TEL. NUMBER
Department Manager B225 RM 104 4791 ronnie
Department Manager & Staff B225 RM 104 4632 iris
Account Officer B225 RM 104 4636 mabel
Account Officer B225 RM 104 4486 cleofe
Account Officer B225 RM 104 4634 she
Account Officer B225 RM 104 4635 maan
Fax B225 RM 104 4633
Front Desk Officer B225 LOBBY 4615
IPD Division Chief B228 4384
Import/Export B228 4361
Import/Export Fax B228 4360

INVESTIGATION & INTELLIGENCE OFFICE LOCATION TEL. NUMBER
Manager/Fax B657(2ND FLOOR) 252-4246
Admin Branch/Secretary B657(2ND FLOOR) 252-4506
Intelligence Division B657(2ND FLOOR) 252-4509
Division Chief for Intelligence B657(2ND FLOOR) 252-4139
Division Chief for Investigation B657(2ND FLOOR) 252-4247
General Crime B657(2ND FLOOR) 252-4766
Admin Officer B657(2ND FLOOR) 252-4042
Traffic Investigation Branch B657(2ND FLOOR) 252-4707
Supply B657(2ND FLOOR) 252-4510

LABOR CENTER LOCATION TEL. NUMBER
Department Head B255 RM116 252-4254
DM's Staff / Admin B255 RM 116 252-4074
Department Head Staff, TELEFAX B255 RM116 252-4494
Labor Installation & Dispute Office B61-B 252-4253
Labor Inspection & Dispute Office B61-B 252-4554
Labor Inspection & Dispute Office B61-B 252-4828
Recruitment division B255 RM125 252-4073
Rectruitment Division, Evaluation Section B255 RM138 252-4101
Recruitment Division, Receiving Section B608 252-4273
Recrutiment Division Staff B255 RM 125 252-4346
Service Contracting Office B255 RM 210 252-4542
Service Contracting Office B255 RM 210 252-4861 ding
Training Division B61-A 252-4067
Training Division, Telefax B61-A 252-4496
Training Division B61-A 252-4092

LAND & ASSET DEPARTMENT LOCATION TEL. NUMBER Bldg. 156, Quezon St., SBFZ
Department Head B156 QUEZON ST. 252-4470
Estate Division B156 QUEZON ST. 252-4147 millet
Estate Division Chief B156 QUEZON ST. 252-4409 guy
Secretary B156 QUEZON ST. 252-4479
Beautification B156 QUEZON ST. 252-4529 leo
Land Division B156 QUEZON ST. 252-4148 nolan
Nursery B424 WAREHOUSE 252-4289
Telefax B156 QUEZON ST. 252-4715
Admiral Guest House WHITE HOUSE 252-4199

LAW ENFORCEMENT DEPARTMENT LOCATION TEL. NUMBER
Emergency 911 B657 911
Crime Stop B657 166
Comms. Branch Desk Sergeant B657 252-4144
Comms. Branch Desk Sergeant B657 252-4145
Comms. Branch Desk Sergeant B657 252-4550
Comms. Branch Desk Sergeant B657 252-4650
Department Head B657 252-4664
Operations Command Center B657 252-4505
Operations Command Center B657 252-4641
Operations Command Center B657 252-4666
Assistant Depatrment Head B657 2524665
Fax Machine B657 252-4667
Chief for Oprations B657 252-4481
Division Chief B657 252-4143
Officer Of The Day B657 252-4271
Sog MAIN GATE SOG, B268 252-4268
Special Reaction Division MAIN GATE SOG, B268 252-4037
Admin Branch B657 252-4048
Admin Branch B657 252-4855
Led Armory B657 252-4141
Harbor Patrol B657 252-4142
Logistics Branch B657 252-4212
Port Sentinel Branch B657 252-4423
Traffic Branch B657 252-4121
General Assignment Services Branch B639 252-4146
Internal Affairs Branch B639 252-4363
Law Enforcement Academy B501 252-4272
Information Front Desk B229 252-4492
Port Sentinel Branch RIZAL GATE 252-4668
Port Sentinel Branch SOG PEDESTRIAN 252-4268
Airport Branch B8050 252-5184
Airport Branch B8050 252-5185
Binictican Detachment 23-A BINICTICAN 252-5347
Cubi Detachment B8375 252-5413
K-9 Branch B8500 252-5500
Kalayaan Detachment 82-B KALAYAAN 252-5346
Forest Ranger Branch B2157 NAVMAG 252-5277
Forest Ranger Branch B2157 NAVMAG 252-5217
Forest Ranger Branch B2157 NAVMAG HOTLINE-167
Special Weapons & Tactics BH8450 252-5027

LEGAL DEPARTMENT LOCATION TEL. NUMBER
Collection Division B255 RM.205 252-4783
Anthony Alcazar-Legal Officer B255 RM.202 to 205 252-4686
Atty.Von Rodriguez B255 RM.202 to 205 252-4784
Division Chief Atty Michael Quintos B255 RM.202 to 205 252-4785 alice
Department Manager-Atty Von Rodriguez(effective March 1) B255 RM.205 252-4093
Fax Machine B255 RM.202 to 205 252-4780
Atty. Beth Hinanay B255 RM.202 to 205 252-4783
Library/Records Section B255 RM.202 to 205 252-4781
Legal Staff -Legal Officer B255 RM.202 to 205 252-4786
MS. Juliet Pascual B255 RM.202 to 205 252-4513
Receiving Section/MS. Alice B255 RM.202 to 205 252-4093

LOCATORS REGISTRATION LICENSING DEPARTMENT LOCATION TEL. NUMBER
Department Head B225 RM.111 252-4392
Account Officer B225 RM.128 252-4735 Elaine
Account Officer B225 RM.128 252-4087 tintin
Account Officer B255 RM.128 252-4023
Account Officer B225 RM.128 252-4071
Account Officer B225 RM.128 252-4669 Gerwin/loren
Account Officer B225 RM.111 252-4395 Flor
Account Officer B225 RM.111 252-4753 noli manuel
Account Officer B225 RM.128 252-4394
Account Officer B225 RM.128 252-4515
Accreditation B225 RM.111 252-4088
Department Head Secretary B225 RM.128 252-4331 winneth
Department Head Secretary B225 RM.128 252-4398
Account Officer B225 RM.128 252-4399
Registration Division Chief- Kenneth Rementilla B225 RM.128 252-4397
Registrration Officer B225 RM.111 252-4105 Marlyn
Visa Processing B225 RM.114 252-4257
Account Officer B225 RM.111 252-4396 dada

MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS OFFICE LOCATION TEL. NUMBER
Department Head BLDG N RM 203 252-4497
Admin BLDG N RM 203 252-4471
Data Center/Operation B229 RM 112 252-4387
Data Center/Operation BLDG N RM 206 252-4490 mike
Applications/Ifms BLDG N RM109 252-4158
Applications/Ifms BLDG N RM109 252-4482
Applications/Ifms BLDG N RM109 252-4487
Applications/Ifms BLDG N RM109 252-4489
Applications/Ifms BLDG N RM101-D 252-4158
Applications/Ifms BLDG N RM101-D 252-4482
Applications/Ifms BLDG N RM101-D 252-4487
Applications/Ifms BLDG N RM101-D 252-4489
Ortho- Gis/Training Room BLDG N RM110 252-4355
Division Chief Application BLDG N RM201 252-4493 Rina
Telefax BLDG N RM201 252-4388
Training Room / Dba Room BLDG N RM206 252-4389 Nag
TSG/Operation BLDG N RM206 252-4404 Rene
TSG/Operation BLDG N 252-4879

MEDIA RELATION OFFICE LOCATION TEL. NUMBERS
Department Head B255 252-4368
Editing Room-Radio/Tv Production Unit B255 252-4014
Fax Machine B255 252-4278
Information & Admin Section B255 252-4338
Information & Admin Section B255 252-4375
Telefax B255 252-4279
Music Room SUBAC 252-4581

MOTOR VEHICLE REGISTRATION OFFICE LOCATION TEL. NUMBER
(Vehicle Registration Division)
Division Chief B157-ECOLOGY CTR. 252-4663
Fax Machine B157-ECOLOGY CTR. 252-4287
Staff B157-ECOLOGY CTR. 252-4288
Staff B157-ECOLOGY CTR. 252-4249
4395 mae dumlao
OFFICE SERVICES DEPARTMENT LOCATION TEL. NUMBER
Pass Processing Division
Admin office B606 252-4776
Admin OFFICE/Record Section B608 252-4012
Admin Officer/Pass Window Section B606 252-4261
Badging Area B608 252-4475
Department Head B606 252-4390
Division Chief/Pass Issuance & Control Division B608 252-4290
Evaluator / Pass Issuance B608 252-4728
Evaluator / Pass Issuance B608 252-4044
Evaluator / Pass Issuance B608 252-4217
Kalaklan Gate / Satellite Office KALAKLAN 252-4818
Nsd Satellite Office NSD 252-4006
Pass Window Section B606 252-4310
Telefax B606 252-4291
CSSD Division
Division Chief B229 RM107 252-4188
Fax Machine B229 RM107 252-4185
Fax Machine B229 RM107 252-4186
Fax Machine B229 RM107 252-4187
Mail Service B229 RM107 252-4754
Mail Service B229 RM107 252-4469
Library B255 RM203 252-4184
Library Staff & Researchers B255 RM203 252-4107

PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT OFFICE LOCATION TEL. NUMBER
Admin Section SUBAC 167 2ND FLR. 252-4078
Department Head SUBAC 167 2ND FLR. 252-4077
Ea / Secretary SUBAC 167 2ND FLR. 252-4097 raquel
Telefax SUBAC 167 2ND FLR. 252-4098
Physical Planning & Land use Zoning SUBAC 167 2ND FLR. 252-4079
Special Project SUBAC 167 252-4053 raquel mariano
Judge Gualberto Dela llana SUBAC 167 252-4334
Maintenance Section SUBAC 167 252-4335
Music Room SUBAC 167 252-4581
Science Center SUBAC 167 252-4200
Admin SUBAC 167 252-4160
Gina Prohorov SUBAC 167 252-4336
Performing Artist SUBAC 167 252-4052
Museum SUBAC 167 252-4411

PMO-FAPO LOCATION TEL. NUMBER
Admin Office
Department Manager B29 252-4576
Admin Officer B29 252-4572
Admin Officer B29 252-4575
Admin Support Staff B29 252-4546
Admin Support Staff B29 252-4451
Fax Machine B29 252-4574
Subic Bay Freeport Environment Management Project, Phase II (SBFEMP2)
Project Manager B29 252-4543 troy
Admin-Donna B29 252-4544
Telefax B29 252-4545
Subic Bay Port Development Project, JBIC-FAPO
Project Manager B29 252-4117
Admin B29 252-4081
Admin-Lanie B29 252-4573
Telefax B29 252-4534
PMO-FAPO Support Staff B29 252-4533
252-4535
252-4578

PROCUREMENT & PROPERTY MANAGEMENT DEPT. LOCATION TEL. NUMBER
Admin Office ( BAC ) B255 RM201 252-4283
Admin Staff ( BAC ) B255 RM201 252-4214
Coordination B255 RM201 252-4282
Coordination/Purchasers B255 RM201 252-4230
Department Head B255 RM201 252-4281
Fax Machine B255 RM201 252-4284
Fax Machine B255 RM201 252-4251
Procurement Chief Division B255 RM201 252-4270 jazz
Purchasing B255 RM201 252-4124
Purchasing B255 RM201 252-4424
Procurement B255 RM201 252-4210
Procurement B255 RM201 252-4211
Technical Group B255 RM201 252-4501
Property Division Chief B709 252-4219 Dennis Bavierra
Admin/Aims B709 252-4474
Admin/Aims B709 252-4613
Inventory Section B709 252-4086 Dan Roldan
Receiving B709 252-4432
Record Control Section B709 252-4238
Telefax B709 252-4339
Warehouse B709 252-4085 Dan Roldan
Issuance Section B709 252-4046

PROMOTIONS & MARKETING DEPARTMENT LOCATION TEL. NUMBER
Asst. Department Manager B225 RM120 252-4055
Department Manager B225 RM103 252-4627 evaru
Department Manager's Office B225 RM103 252-4626
Staff B225 RM120 252-4354
Telefax B225 RM120 252-4216

PUBLIC WORKS GRP.&TECHNICAL SERVICES GRP. LOCATION TEL. NUMBER
Admin B255 RM229 252-4468
Admin B255 RM229 252-4610
Admin B255 RM229 252-4834
Admin Staff-Mercy B255 RM229 252-4877
Fax Machine 252-4472
Engineering Department
Eng'g Department Admin B225 RM.228 252-4713
Project Development Division B225 RM.223 252-4191
Techincal Services Division (TSD) B225 RM.230 252-4483
TSD Staff-Donna B225 RM.230 252-4526 Rani
TSD, Division Chief B225 RM.230 252-4485
Project Development Division, Division Chief B225 RM.223 252-4095
Building Permit Section B225 RM.220 252-4015 Marco Estabillo
Building Permit Section B225 RM.220 252-4723 Rene
Maintenance Division
Department Head & Staff B275 AGUINALDO ST. 252-4302
Fax Machine B275 AGUINALDO ST. 252-4072
Boton Maintenance B275 AGUINALDO ST. 252-4250
Green Brigade B275 AGUINALDO ST. 252-4056
Ground Maintenance B275 AGUINALDO ST. 252-4057
Trouble Desk B275 AGUINALDO ST. 252-4111
Trouble Desk B275 AGUINALDO ST. 252-4876
Maintenace Binictican B6648 252-4175
Maintenance Kalayaan B5143 252-4163

SDA FOR BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT LOCATION TEL. NUMBER
Admin B229 RM209 252-4365
Telefax B229 RM209 252-4498 Ethel

SDA FOR OPERATION LOCATION TEL. NUMBER
Staff B229 RM.203 252-4177 nonoy
Staff B229 RM.203 252-4028
Telefax B229 RM.203 224-4108

SDA FOR SUPPORT SERVICES LOCATION TEL. NUMBER
Secretary B229 RM.205 252-4040
Secretary B229 252-4885
SDA'S Office B229 252-4782

SEAPORT DEPARTMENT LOCATION TEL. NUMBER
Dispatcher Office, Cargo Central Branch B228 252-4741
Billing Section B228 252-4648
Billing Section B244 252-4717
Boarding Inspector SEAPORT 252-4638
Terminal Operation B1055 NSD 252-4347
Cargo Control B228 252-4292
Cargo Control (CCB HEAD) SEAPORT228 252-4244
Cargo Monitoring SEAPORT228 252-4240
Cargo Monitoring SEAPORT 252-4318
CCA B1055 252-4695
CCA Terminal Operations SEAPORT 252-4697
CCB - Kalaklan Gate Cargo Checkers KALAKLAN 252-4323
DA Office Fax Machine B228 252-4241
DA Office Port Operation B228 252-4262
DA Office Port Operation B228 252-4620
DA Office Port Operation B228 252-4693
Director's Office B228 252-4692
Director's Office B228 252-4136
Export Processing B228 252-4228
Filing and Documentation B228 252-4825
General Manager B228 252-4225
General Manager's Office Telefax SEAPORT 244 252-4694
Harbor Pilot's Office B228 252-7245
Import Processing B1010 252-4140
NSD Checkers B1018 252-4810
NSD Checkers B1018 252-4476
NSD Compound B1018 252-4340
PED SEAPORT 244 252-4060
Port Communication SEAPORT 244 252-4882
Port Engineering B228 252-4844
Port Engineering Division B228 252-4871
Port Mgmt. Division Admin Services B228 252-4371
Port Mgmt. Division Admin B228 252-4691
Port Mgmt. Division Cargo Monitoring SEAPORT 244 252-4372
Port Operations Division SEAPORT 244 252-4473
Port Traffic Control SEAPORT 244 252-4248
Port Traffic Control (SAFETY) SEAPORT 244 252-4683
Supply Section B1055 252-4612
Terminal Operation Division SEAPORT 612 252-4347
Tool Shop SEAPORT 228 252-4732
Processing Entry/Exit Vessel SEAPORT 228 252-4128

TELECOMMUNICATIONS DEPARTMENT LOCATION TEL. NUMBER
Department Head B532 252-4438
Admin Assist B532 252-4298
Admin Fax Machine B532 252-4449
Admin Staff B532 252-4443
BMMD Division Chief 252-4444
BMMD Fax Machine B532 Annex 252-4447
BMMD FM Station B532 Annex 252-4439
Electronics & P.A B532 Annex 252-4437
Planning and Admin B532 Annex 252-4003
BMMD Staff B532 Annex 252-4445
Planning and Admin B532 252-4446
BMMD Staff B532 Annex 252-4215
Telephone Operator B532 Annex 0
Trouble Desk B532 Annex 183
CCAD B532 252-4047
CCAD B532 252-4441
CCAD Division Chief B532 252-4568
RRLD B532 Annex 252-4442
RRLD B532 Annex 252-4570
RRLD Division Chief B532 Annex 252-4569
BMMD Radio Com. B532 Annex 252-4495

TOURISM LOCATION TEL. NUMBER
Admin (Boy Molino) B662 252-4429
Admin B662 252-4561
Special Events B662 252-4655 portia
Recreation/RRF B662 252-4180
Conference & Support/GCD B662 252-4229 Julius / Marlon Montero
Department Head Staff B662 252-4809
Fax B662 252-4194
Department Head B662 252-4787
Mini Golf Course MINI-GOLF 252-4206
Pamulaklakin PAMULAKLAKIN 252-4151
Facilities Division B662 252-4362
Fax Machine B662 252-4032
Housing BINICTICAN 252-4193
SUBIC MINI-GOLF 252-4829
Pamulaklakin PAMULAKLAKIN 252-4049 Julius
Department Head Direct Line B662 252-4213
Reservation B662 252-8178
Recreation / BDU B662 252-4195
Recreation / BDU B662 252-4345
Special Events B662 252-4154 Portia Staff / 4197
Subic Gym REMY FIELD 252-4393 Boy Molino
Mangrove NAVMAG GATE 252-8178
Research and Statistics B662 252-4195
Housing Telefax BINICTICAN 252-4345
VIP Services B662 252-4154
Quick Fix B662 252-4393
3143/2319 fsc
TRADE AND TOURISM LOCATION TEL. NUMBER
Executive Assistant to the DA B225 RM117 252-4440
Executive Secretary B225 RM117 252-4258
Executive Secretary B225 RM117 252-4521
Filing Room B225 RM114 252-4257
Filing Room B225 RM114 252-4203

TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT LOCATION TEL. NUMBER
Department Head B26 SRF COMPOUND 252-4802
Admin B26 SRF COMPOUND 252-4756 mam alpha
Admin B26 SRF COMPOUND 252-4246
Admin B26 SRF COMPOUND 252-4137
Fax Machine B26 SRF COMPOUND 252-4854
Dispatcher B26 SRF COMPOUND 252-4263
Dispatcher B26 SRF COMPOUND 252-4854
Heavy Shop/Public Works B26 SRF COMPOUND 252-4421
Light Shop B26 SRF COMPOUND 252-4461
Tool Room B26 SRF COMPOUND 252-4623
Solid Waste B26 SRF COMPOUND 252-2309

TREASURY LOCATION TEL. NUMBER
Admin/Dept. Mngr B229 RM213 252-4050/4367
Binictican Housing Office TREAS. BINICTICAN 252-4787
Binictican Housing Telefax TREAS. BINICTICAN 252-4345
Dial-Up Binictican Housing Office TREAS. BINICTICAN 252-4275
Cashier's Cage B229 RM213 252-4344
Check Disbursement B229 RM213 252-4010
Fax/Outgoing Only B229 RM213 252-4051
Check Disbursement B229 RM213 252-4595
Financial Management Division B229 RM208 252-4131
Investment Management Division B229 RM213 252-4218
SBMA Hotel HOTEL 282 252-4551
SBMA Hotel HOTEL 282 252-4602
Credit & Collection B229 RM213 252-4377-79

UTILITIES LOCATION TEL. NUMBER
Department Head L6 AGUINALDO ST. 252-4590
Secretary L6 AGUINALDO ST. 252-4577
Div. Chief L6 AGUINALDO ST. 252-4690
Telefax L6 AGUINALDO ST. 252-4589

SUBIC LOCATORS TELEPHONE DIRECTORY

http://olongapo-subic.com/olongapo-subic-bay-locators-employers.html

Olongapo City Directory - DepEd Schools

2011-02-26T00:07:00.000+08:00

SCHOOL SCHOOL ADMINISTRATOR CONTACT NO.

Schools Division Superintendent Dr. Ligaya Monato 222-6569/222-2568

DISTRICT I
District Supervisor Teresita J. Canaria 0918-473-5045
Olongapo City Elementary School Herminigilda M. Escobar 222-2872
Old Cabalan Elementary School Elvira E. Sagun 223-5948
New Cabalan Elementary School *Amelia Heights* Dialina J. Tangonan 0921-259-8223
Boton Elementary School Rosario l. Albines 0917-800-6173
Bangal Elementary School Charlie N. Isip 0921-517-6687
Iram Elementary School *Mampueng (Iram II)* Cenon G. Cayabyab, Jr. 0919-816-6910

DISTRICT II
District Supervisor Cleopatra C. Flores 222-2696
Sta. Rita Elementary School Anelita L. Dela Torre 222-2696
Gordon Heights I Elementary School Merle A. Ellano 222-5029
Gordon Heights II Elementary School Josephine R. Lising 223-9197
Balic-Balic Elementary School Remedios E. Cacpal 223-7203
Mabayuan Elementary School Aurea F. Diano 222-5172
Tabacuhan Elementary School Amalia M. Abayan 222-2272

DISTRICT III
District Supervisor Ramil G. Gonzales- OIC 222-5002
Nellie E. Brown Elementary School Reolita R. Ecura 222-5002
Barretto I Elementary School Fernando L. De Guzman 0919-629-51611
Barretto II Elementary School Soledad E. Pozon 0919-427-9397

Subic Freeport Schools

2011-02-26T00:06:00.000+08:00

School President/Administrator
Contact Person Tel. No.

AMA - CLC Olongapo
Christian Dino Diñoso 223-2450

AMA Computer College
Raul T. del Rosario 224-1560

Asian Institute of E-Commerce
Aveleo Q. Fuentes 223-8453
Ayda Security Training Center
252-6544

BEST Freeport College
Merlita V. Mora 232-2857

BMB Talents and Promotion -

Central Luzon Institute of Technology
Rene Paulo Legaspi 224-8042

Chrisfaems Technical Institute
Erlinda Bautista 09109079431

Colegio de Castillejos
Kevien Cobarubias (047)623-2313/623-2616

Columban College
Rev. Msgr. Crisostomo A. Cacho 222-3329/224-1581/1582

Columban College-Sta. Cruz
Rev. Fr. Noel Montes

COMTEQ Computer College
Ansbert Joaquin 223-7092

Divine Spirit Hospital College
Dr. Arturo Imbuido 222-9134

Freeport Institute for Research, Science and Technology
Soledad Catli 252-2602 LOC 101

Global City Innovative College
252-9280/9817

Gordon College 224-2088

GP Personality Enhancement Center
Gina Prohorov 252-4336/09209544322

Hanjin Language Center
Maricar Manalac 223-6948

Harvadis Educational Found Phil.
Kim Jae Joung

Holy Infant Jesus College
Erlinda Crispin 222-6965

Hopeful Beginnings Foundation
Ma. Fe M. Dilag 811-1356/3588

Ja-Fil Promotion and Talents -

Kolehiyo ng Subic
Evelyn S. Jimena 232-4896/4897

Lorraine Technical School
Herson Rosendo 222-3431

Lyceum of Subic
Alfonso Borda 252-3157/3358

MACSAT Iba
Ricardo T. Torio 811-2463/1365

MACSAT Sta. Cruz
Sheryl T. De Guzman 831-2806

Magsaysay Memorial College
Rev. Fr. Daniel Presto 913-3607

Metro Subic College
Dr. Teresita Ortin-Oliver 222-4961

Modern Institute of Cosmetology
Ronnie B. Ruiz

Mondriaan Aura College E
dgar Geniza 252-3808

Montessori Subic
Rodolfo Casupanan 232-3800

Network Computer & Business Colleges -

Northern Zambales College
Honorio E. Edano 821-1257

Olongapo Security Training Academy
Joven B. Aquino

Paaralang Tersaryo ng Pilipinas
Myrna S. Dominguez

Ramon Magsaysay Technological Univ.
811-1381

Renaissance Healthcare Institute
Charles Bulayungan 09177435562

St. Benilde Center for Global Competence
Joseph A. Tabirara 223-9031/225-4719

St. Joseph's School
Adelwina Pineda 223-5486/4719

Sta. Isabel Multi Skills & Caregiver
TC - 09177509424

STI College Olongapo
Lualhati Meier 222-4312

Subic Bay College Oc / Iba
Fernando F. Julian Sr. 224-5206 / 811-3732

Subic Bay Law Enforcement Academy
252-4143/4272/4650

Subic Foreign Language Center
252-8933/8934

Subic Institute for International Studies
Myung Kue Park 252-7531

Subic Security Training Academy
224-9755/232-1075

Thomasites Center for Int'l Studies
Jae Won Park 252-1256

Virgen Delos Remedios College
Remedios Dela Peña 222-3045

World Aviation Corp.
252-8946

World Peace Through Education Found.
Asterio B. Elgincolin 821-1847

SUBIC BAY METROPOLITAN AUTHORITY (SBMA)

2011-02-22T21:45:00.000+08:00

Official Website of SUBIC BAY METROPOLITAN AUTHORITY (SBMA)
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Olongapo

2011-02-22T21:37:00.000+08:00

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Olongapo City Directory - Elected Officials

2009-11-14T21:37:00.001+08:00

MAYOR JAMES GORDON, JR 0917-896-1947

VICE MAYOR CYNTHIA CAJUDO +63 47 603-1035

HON. GINA PEREZ +63 47 645-5727

HON. JC DELOS REYES +63 47 645-6540

HON. RODEL CEREZO +63 47 645-6545

HON. LUGIE LIPUMANO-GARCIA +63 47 645-6589

HON. EDWIN PIANO +63 47 603-1045

HON. GIE BALOY +639192107850

HON. JONG CORTEZ +639052822836

HON. ANSELMO AQUINO +63 47 645-6788

HON. ELEN DABU +63 47 645-6600

HON. NATHAN MANALO 09198972215

HON. AUDIE SUNDIAM (ABC PRESIDENT) 0926-268-3998

HON. CHEENEE HOYA (SK PRESIDENT) 0920-506-1514

When using land line, simply dial the bold numbers (they can be reached anywhere in the country without long distance charges, said numbers can also receive text messages)

When at their respective offices, above officials can be reached at any of the following numbers, an operator from the Olongapo Telecom Board will redirect you to the requested official:

222-2661, 222-3301, 222-3022, 222-2206, 222-2845, 223-8016, 224-8390, 222-5401

eMail: Olongapo@sangunian.com

Olongapo City Directory - Department Heads

2009-11-14T21:34:00.000+08:00

DEPARTMENT HEADS

Mr. Delfin A. Juico, Jr Secretary to the City Mayor 222-2665
Mr. Fernando Magrata City Administrator 223-9244
Ms. Elflida S. Salmon City Council Secretary 222-2661 loc. 4222
Mr. Marcelino D. Andawi City Treasurer 222-2607
Ms. Telma Timbol City Auditor 222-2608
Engr. Bobby Alvarez City Engineer 222-3301 loc. 4135
Ms. Marey Beth Marzan OIC, City Budget Officer 222-2560
Mr. Dennis Martinez City Accountant 224-8385
Mr. Oscar Agustin City Assessor 222-2666
Dr. Arnieldo Tamayo City Health Officer 224-1628
Atty. Angelito R. Orozco City Legal Officer 222-2552
Eng’r Louie Lopez PUD Department 222-2659
Ms. Genia Eclarino CSWD Officer 222-5201
Eng’r Marivic Nierras OIC, City Planning Officer 222-2845
Ms. Keren G. Cajudo City Registrar 224-3976
Mr. Dante Ramos ESMO 2234538 / 2249346
Mr. Vic Viscocho P.A.O. Loc 4211
Ms. Angie Barroga Personnel Office 222-2559
Mr. Neal Perez Business Permit 222-2553
Ms. Lorela “Lie” Montoya OIC, Tourism Office 222-8492
Mr. Eliseo De Guzman City Director, DILG 222-5471
Dr. Arturo Mendoza Chief, JLGMH 222-2867
Psupt. Oscar Albayalde City Director, Phil. National Police 222-5731
Fire Marshal Jonas Silvano Chief, Fire Protection Bureau 160 / 223-2497 / 222-3310
Engr. Victor Bernabe GSO 222-2669
Dr. Louisina Cacho JLGMH Administrator 222-2867
Mr. Angie Layug Rescue Officer 224-7846
Ms. Arlida M. Pame Gordon College President 224-2089
Ms. Elizabeth Daduya City Librarian 224-8634
Mr. Noel Yap MIS 224-2370
Mr. Col. Jose A. Aquino, Jr TMB 224-5297
Hon. Emiline Fe M. Delos Santos City Prosecutor 222-2652
Mr. Virginia Navarro POPCOM Officer 222-4003
Ms. Aileen Sanchez Livelihood Officer
Mr. Marlon F. Bravo OIC, Convention Center 224-1468

Olongapo City Directory - City Hall PABX Trunk lines

2009-11-14T21:32:00.000+08:00

City Hall Pabx trunk lines

222-2661, 222-3301, 222-3022, 222-2206, 222-2845, 223-8016, 224-8390, 222-5401

MAYOR’S OFFICE ( Hon. James “Bong” Gordon Jr.) 4000
MAYOR’S OFFICE CONFERENCE ROOM 4201
MAYOR’S OFFICE (MR. JUICO) 4205
MAYOR’S OFFICE ( Ms. LEIZEL) 4208
MAYOR’S OFFICE STAFF ( MON) 4206
MAYOR’S OFFICE STAFF (ATTY. NADINE) 4204
MAYOR’S OFFICE STAFF (ERNIE) 4207
MAYOR’S WORKING OFFICE 4212
MAYOR’S OFFICE RECEPTION AREA 4209
MAYOR’S OFFICE ( ZEROX AREA) 4244
VICE-MAYOR CYNTHIA CAJUDO 4138
KGD. GINA PEREZ 4179
KGD. JOHN CARLOS “JC” DELOS REYES 4175
KGD. RODEL CEREZO 4243
KGD. LUGIE LIPUMANO-GARCIA 4221
KGD. EDWIN J. PIANO (Telecom Board/Skills Training) 4229
KGD. GIE BALOY 4178
KGD. JONG CORTEZ 4160
KGD. ELMO AQUINO 4228
KGD. ELLEN DABU 4163
KGD. JONATHAN MANALO 4246
KGD. AUDIE SUNDIAM (ABC PRESIDENT) 4159
KGD. CHEENEE HOYA (SK-Sanguniang Kabataan ) 4144
SANGGUNIAN SECRETARY ( Effie Salmon) 4222
SESSION HALL 4153
SANGUNIAN STAFF (Weng /Gary) 4218
SANGGUNIAN MAIN LINE (Benny/Dave) 174
ADMINISTRATOR'S OFFICE (Mr. Ferdie Magrata) 4220
ACCOUNTING OFFICE (Mr. Dennis Martinez) 4148
ASSESSOR’S OFFICE (Mr. Oscar Agustin) 4125
ASSESSOR’S OFFICE STAFF 4126
BUDGET OFFICE ((Ms. Marey Beth Marzan) 4167
BUSINESS PERMIT DIVISION (Mr. Neal Perez) 4130
C.S.W.D. (Ms. Gene Eclarino ) 4303
CITY HEALTH (Dr. Arnildo Tamayo ) 4147
CITY HEALTH STAFF 4134
CITY PLANNING (CPDO )(Ms. Mareybeth Marzan) 4215
CITY PLANNING (CPDO ) STAFF 4213
CIVIL REGISTRAR'S OFFICE (Ms. Keren Cajudo) 4132
COMELEC (Atty. Lydia Pangilinan) 4140
COMMISSION ON AUDIT (C.O.A.) (Ms. Thelma Timbol) 4305
COOP ( OCGEMPCI ) ( Ms. Aileen Sanchez) 4137
DILG (Mr. Eliseo De Guzman) 4304
ENGINEERING OFFICE ( Engr. Bobby Alvarez) 4150
ENGINEERING OFFICE ( Architect Luz Casipong) 4302
ENGINEERING OFFICE (Engr. Julius Manglicmot ) 4328
ENGINEERING OFFICE STAFF 4135
MOTORPOOL (Marco Marcelo) 4173
ESMO (Mr. Dante Ramos) 4313
ESMO Staff (Environmental Sanitation Management Office) 4314
FMA HALL ( Mr. Mardy Soriano) 4250
G.S.O. (Engr.Victor Bernabe ) 4214
ID SECTION 4149
LABOR CENTER-PESO (Ms. Evelyn Delos Santos ) 4168
LEGAL OFFICE (Atty. Angelito Orozco) 4210
LEGAL OFFICE STAFF 4240
LIVELIHOOD OFFICE (Ms. Aileen Sanchez) 4123
M.I.S OFFICE (Engr. Noel Yap) 4172
P.A.O. (Mr. Vic Vizcocho) 4200
P.A.O. STAFF (Ms. Weng Malasan) 4211
P.A.O. STAFF ( Public Affairs) 4241
PERSONNEL OFFICE (Ms. Angie Barroga) 4217
PHIL. HEALTH ( Mr. Lino Jose) 4151
POPULATION OFFICE (POPCOM) (Ms. Virgie Navarro) 4136
PLEB-Peoples Law Enforcement Board ( Atty. Mendoza) 4251
POLICE ( DESK SGT) 4166
POLICE STA. 1 (Capt. Julius Caesar F. Domingo ) 4176
POLICE TRAFFIC INVESTIGATION 4177
PUBLIC MARKET (Mr. Jun delos Santos / Rene Cornelio) 4159
PUBLIC UTILITY DEPT.(PUD) (Engr. Louie Lopez ) 4122
PUBLIC UTILITY DEPT.(PUD) (customer service) 4124
SECURITY (LOBBY GROUND FLOOR) 4129
T.M.B. / OTMPS (Col. Aquino / Capt. Pablo) 4261
TREASURER’S ( Mr. Marcelino Andawi) 4127
TREASURER’S OFFICE (Cash Division) 4152
TREASURER’S STAFF ( Realty Tax Section) 4133
TREASURER’S STAFF 4128
TAX PAYER’S LOUNGE 4135
UBSP-Reach Up (Mr. Randino A. Ledesma) 4171
COOP CANTEEN 4162
OPERATOR 4002
AGRICULTURE ( JOVAL) 4155

222-2661, 222-3301, 222-3022, 222-2206, 222-2845, 223-8016, 224-8390, 222-5401

Olongapo City Directory - Barangay Officials Term 2007-2010

2009-11-14T21:28:00.002+08:00

BARANGAY and OFFICIALS
Contact Number

ASINAN
223-5708
Hon. Conrado Viray Sr. Brgy. Captain 0929-225-6878
Kgd.Edna E. Elane Councilor 0918-434-4700
Kgd.Joel G. Aratea Councilor 0916-334-2242
Kgd.Ernesto Esmele Jr. Councilor 223-5708
Kgd.Norma M. Merza Councilor 0918-354-7183
Kgd.Benjamin B. Espinosa Jr. Councilor 0921-683-4341
Kgd.Oscar O. Fabrigas Councilor 223-5708
Kgd.Ismael R. Dimarucot Councilor 0920-304-9125
Sk Chair. Christelle N. Fabrigas Sk Chairman

BANICAIN
611-0382
Hon. Ernelizar Batapa Brgy. Captain 0919-495-6364
Kgd. Michael D. Fanugao Councilor 0915-465-3374
Kgd. Jocelyn L. Moratin Councilor 0918-785-1092
Kgd. Ivan C. Councilor 0927-971-8978
Kgd. Ernelibeth P. Batapa Councilor 0921-230-0953
Kgd. Bayani L. Legaspi Councilor 0918-451-9933
Kgd. Jaime R. Nazareno Councilor 0919-500-3352
Kgd. Jesse T. Cao Councilor 0918-216-7744
Sk. Chair. Avegail B. Dondriano Sk Chairman 0910-531-8473

BARRETTO
222-4295
Hon.Carlito Baloy Brgy. Captain 0928-762-1536
Kgd.Ferdinand Aquino Councilor 0920-708-8000
Kgd.Ronald Elada Councilor 0928-354-9187
Kgd.Wilfredo Avila Councilor 222-4295
Kgd.Otero Dabu Councilor 0920-403-0375
Kgd.Ana Napuli Councilor 222-4295
Kgd.Benjamin Escobar Councilor 0920-823-9731
Kgd.Bethzaida Albarda Councilor 0915-323-0880
Sk Chair. Cheenee F. Hoya Sk Chairman 0920-506-1514

EAST BAJAC-BAJAC
222-5035
Hon. Filipina Tablan Brgy. Captain 0920-540-4990
Kgd.Romeo G. Guerrero Councilor 0919-427-8378
Kgd.Jose B. Ablaza Councilor 222-5035
Kgd.David B. Salles Sr. Councilor 0918-443-8942
Kgd.Romeo D. Manalang Councilor 0928-742-5376
Kgd.Ronald R. Villegas Councilor 0920-225-8647
Kgd.Edison C. Cano Councilor 0920-516-4441
Kgd.Cesar L. Lobos Councilor 0917-436-5998
Sk Chair. Edwin R. Manansala Sk Chairman 0910-446-1503

EAST TAPINAC
223 - 3444
Hon. Benjamin Franco Brgy. Captain 0915-584-7211
Kgd.Oswaldo E. Espinoza Councilor 223-3217
Kgd.Jojo D. De leon Councilor 0919-690-7515
Kgd.Francisco S. Magarata Councilor 0927-518-7513
Kgd.Roberto R. Buenafe Councilor 0928-570-6624
Kgd.Marlon A. Austria Councilor 0919-495-4099
Kgd.Dante L. Hondo Councilor 0918-905-5887
Kgd.Renato C. del Rosario Jr. Councilor 0921-471-0013
Sk Chair. Shanadine Llarena Sk Chairman 0915-534-9956

GORDON HEIGHTS
223-5497
Hon. Edgardo Gingco Brgy. Captain 0927-518-7677
Kgd.Teodorico I. Danugrao Jr. Councilor 0918-791-4660
Kgd.Clemente L. Macabulit Jr. Councilor 0918-657-9287
Kgd.Ernesto C. Fortin Councilor 0918-422-8475
Kgd.Jose Tomas C. Madria Councilor 0921-403-2844
Kgd.Jerry may C. Parcon Councilor 0920-362-7423
Kgd.Isagani Dela Cruz Jr. Councilor 0929-276-3245
Kgd.Edgardo A. Garcia Councilor 0920-584-6921
Sk Chair. Mark Anthony V. Gonzales Sk Chairman 0919-478-9957

NEW KABABAE 224 – 8512 / 224 - 8458
Hon. Amelia Corum Brgy. Captain 0921-300-7453
Kgd.Ronald Fonseca Councilor 0927-449-6168
Kgd.Erlito Basa Councilor 0921-403-2751
Kgd.Ana Fema Fonseca Councilor 0915-648-8209
Kgd.Eduardo Bantican Councilor 224-8458
Kgd.Ferdinand Quinto Councilor 0928-974-4735
Kgd.Elena Labang Councilor 224-8458
Kgd. Bernadita Sanchez Councilor 0919-593-7703
Sk. Chair. Kevin Das Sk Chairman 0928-974-4105

KALAKLAN 224 - 6983
Hon. Jesus Ricardo Federico Brgy. Captain 0917-884-8075
Kgd.Romeo Matondo Jr Councilor 0921-787-8294
Kgd.Bernard Banlor Councilor 0928-717-7551
Kgd.Joel Dalida Councilor 0927-518-7995
Kgd.Reynaldo Martorillas Councilor 0906-791-6801
Kgd.Nicanor Cano Councilor 223-2662
Kgd.Rhen Mendoza Councilor 0921-353-8255
Kgd.Sunday Montacho Councilor 0920-778-5217
Sk. Chair.Keisha B. Moral Sk Chairman 0920-778-5217

KALALAKE 224 - 8264
Hon. Eduardo Gloria Brgy. Captain 0916-619-4112
Kgd.Edgardo N. Abaiagar Councilor 0920-894-3670
Kgd.Randy D. Sionzon Councilor 0919-334-1398
Kgd.Marlon C. Oduca Councilor 224-8264
Kgd.Ricardo S. Legaspi Councilor 0921-327-4202
Kgd.Rodrick S. Jardiniano Councilor 0921-667-7699
Kgd.Teodorico B. Cordova Councilor 0916-385-8223
Kgd.Danlex D. Bascos Councilor 0910-348-0755
Sk. Chair. Ralph Bradley V. David Sk Chairman 0922-504-3434

MABAYUAN 224 - 5179
Hon. Edgardo Danugrao Jr. Brgy. Captain 222-4273
Kgd.Eduardo D. De Ocampo Councilor 0920-844-5368
Kgd.Conrado G. Padilla Councilor 0919-381-7041
Kgd.Mike Sagun Councilor 0920-428-7420
Kgd.Efren Rodolfo Federico Councilor 0921-750-3255
Kgd.Richard Espinoza Councilor 0919-239-7464
Kgd.Robert Conrad Picache Councilor 0918-430-2608
Kgd.Orinisio Vinoya Jr. Councilor 0921-331-6468
SK Chair. Nellie Rose E. Domingo Sk Chairman 0919-628-0754

NEW CABALAN 224 - 5414
Hon. Audie Sundiam Brgy. Captain 0926-268-3998
Kgd.Arcenal Antonio Councilor 224-6340
Kgd.Reynaldo Gingco Councilor 0919-348-7308
Kgd.Joel Silvano Councilor 0918-220-9415
Kgd.Rafael Lim Councilor 0918-575-0257
Kgd.Crizelda Eugenio Councilor 0920-625-8160
Kgd.Robert Mojica Councilor 0910-535-8104
Kgd.Orlando Valdez Councilor 0920-330-4870
Sk. Chair. Mac Arnold D. Concepion Sk Chairman 0929-391-2893

NEW ILALIM 223 – 9772
Hon .Hermie Enriguez Brgy. Captain 0919-639-2289
Kgd.Nestor Fajardo Councilor 0928-224-6564
Kgd.Elsa Ballesteros Councilor 0928-705-0841
Kgd.Armando Mecate Councilor 0927-518-7806
Kgd.Jesus Tiberio Councilor 0927-518-7800
Kgd.Lani Sambillon Councilor 0919-810-2220
Kgd.Frederic Abenoja Councilor 0917-730-1709
Sk. Chair. Aira Jane G. Macasaet Sk Chairman 0918-733-2224

OLD CABALAN 223 – 1629
Hon. Basilio Palo Brgy. Captain 0910-492-5724
Kgd.Victoriano Tuazon Councilor 0910-715-5872
Kgd.Milagros Alipio Councilor 0919-597-2693
Kgd.Teresita Sese Councilor 0918-634-5424
Kgd.Vincent Millan Councilor 0915-594-7292
Kgd.Glenda Flores Councilor 0915-363-9306
Kgd.Mario Medina Councilor 0916-389-2158
Kgd.Fredirick Gaton Councilor 0921-555-7689
Sk Chair. Anna Marie A. Dizon Sk Chairman 0910-299-8942

PAG-ASA 222 - 8037
Hon. Jimmy Pasag Brgy. Captain 0919-209-1673
Kgd.Jay Daduya Councilor 0919-400-2737
Kgd.Carlito Natividad Councilor 0919-568-5366
Kgd.Larry Fontillas Councilor 222-8037
Kgd.Roger Arce Councilor 0921-487-0431
Kgd.Joy Altarez Councilor 0910-333-1483
Kgd.Antonio Tadlo Councilor 222-8037
Kgd.Ronalto Catologan Councilor 0919-220-4570
Sk Chair.Irenea Benita C. Daduya Sk Chairman 0918-627-4278

STA. RITA 222 - 4172
Hon. Jerome Michael Bacay Brgy. Captain 0919-647-9402
Kgd.Raquel Y. Atienza Councilor 0920-928-4326
Kgd.Rodolfo Neil Guevarra Councilor 0921-446-9775
Kgd.Eric P. Jahnke Councilor 0918-618-8524
Kgd.Emerlito Linus D. Bacay Councilor 0920-823-7317
Kgd.Rosita J. Piano Councilor 0927-518-7592
Kgd.Elsa V. Flores Councilor 0918-369-6329
Kgd.Virginia C. Bitangcol Councilor 0916-259-6759
Sk. Chair. Morielle Anne c. De Guzman Sk Chairman 0928-546-1038

WEST BAJAC-BAJAC 222 – 5173 / 224 - 2768
Hon. Rafael Santulan Jr. Brgy. Captain 0916-609-2213
Kgd.Alberto Santos Councilor 0921-426-3772
Kgd.Mercedes Capistrano Councilor 0919-572-7080
Kgd.Anthony Deldio Councilor 0919-882-2412
Kgd.Nelson Capistrano Councilor 0920-025-8293
Kgd.Melissa Carabeo Councilor 0919-798-4669
Kgd.Dave Antonio Councilor 0920-880-3982
Kgd.Cornelio Niro Councilor 0920-526-0949
Sk Chair.Ma. Arceline M. Niro Sk Chairman 0916-418-8476

WEST TAPINAC 223 - 3434
Hon. Rodrigo Del Rosario Brgy. Captain 0919-584-3923
Kgd.Alicia T. Villarin Councilor 0920-200-5189
Kgd.Teodoro F. Del Rosario Councilor 0905-346-1892
Kgd.Aida G. Escal Councilor 0919-816-7032
Kgd.Mario Lim Councilor 0910-470-6866
Kgd.Marcelo Ragadio Councilor 0920-538-3988
Kgd.Wilfredo F. Miranda Councilor 0919-263-8094
Kgd.Rosaleen T. Aranzanso Councilor 0928-506-6321
Sk. Chair. Chriss Jayson Ramos Sk Chairman 0927-261-8297

Olongapo City Directory - Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority

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SBMA Directory

Chairman and Administrator

DEPARTMENT CONTACT NUMBERS EMAIL

FELICIANO G. SALONGA Chairman's Office (6347) 252-4888 / 4422 fsalonga@sbma.com

Board of Directors

CHAIRMAN FELICIANO G. SALONGA

HON. ARMAND C. ARREZA

HON. EDRALINO P. CAJUDO

HON. JENNIFER KHONGHON-TING

HON. ANTONIO REX CHAN

HON. RICARDO COSCOLLUELA

HON. ANGELITA DE JESUS-CRUZ

HON. TEODORO D. DEL ROSARIO

HON. MA. ANGELA S. GARCIA

HON. LEILA LINAO-MUNOZ

HON. JESUS VICENTE H. MAGSAYSAY II

HON. MA. VICTORIA P. PINEDA

HON. EDDIE U. TAMONDONG

For more information about the Board of Directors you may contact the Corporate Secretary at (6347) 252 - 4173

ARMAND C. ARREZA Administrator's Office (6347) 252-1934 /3644 acarreza@sbma.com

Senior Deputy Administrators

AME DEPARTMENT TEL. NO EMAIL

STEFANI C. SAÑO SDA for Business Dev't (6347) 252-4351 / 4365 ssaño@sbma.com

ATTY. RAMON O. AGREGADO SDA for Support Services (6347) 252-4885 / 4782 ragregado@sbma.com

ATTY. FERDINAND L. HERNANDEZ SDA for Operations (6347) 252-4166 / 4130 fhernandez@sbma.com

ATTY. JOCELYN G. ALVARADO SDA for Regulatory Group (6347) 252-4426 / 4370 jalvarado@sbma.com

Deputy Administrators

NAME DEPARTMENT TEL. NO EMAIL

ATTY. ROBERT S. MARTINEZ DA for Admin (6347) 252-4166 / 4130 rmartinez@sbma.com

RAUL F. MARCELO DA for Business Group (6347) 252-4426 / 4370 (6347) 252-4584

ATTY. MA. CRISTINA P. FERNANDEZ-MILLAN DA for Finance (6347) 252-4488 / 4167(6347) 252-4168

MARIA ASUNCION FERNANDO DA for Corporate Communications (6347) 252-4999 kfernando@sbma.com

DR. SOLOMON R. JACALNE DA for PSHD-Subic (6347) 252-4161 / 4880 sjacalne@sbma.com

ATTY. ROBERTO T. ONGSIAKO DA for Legal Affairs (6347) 252-4357 / 4356 rongsiako@sbma.com

ATTY. FERDINAND L. HERNANDEZ DA for Port Operations (6347) 252-4693 / 4620 fhernandez@sbma.com

RAUL F. MARCELO DA for Tourism (6347) 252-4150 rmarcelo@sbma.com

Engr. MARCELINO S. SANQUI DA for PWTSG (6347) 252-4834 / 4877 msanqui@sbma.com

Departments

DEPARTMENT NAME TEL. NO EMAIL

Accounting EMILIA S. CANONIZADO (OIC) (6347) 252-4045 / 4654 ecanonizado@sbma.com

Airport BGen. MARCELO S. SANTOS(Ret) (6347) 252-3131 / 9360 msantos@sbma.com

Corporate Secretary ATTY. RUBEN O. FRUTO (6347) 252-4170 / 4172 rfruto@sbma.com

Ecology Center AMETHYA P. DELA LLANA (6347) 252-4321 / 4435 adelallana@sbma.com

Extension Services Department John Bayarong (OIC) (6347) 252-4583 jbayarong@sbma.com

Financial Planning & Budget ANTONIETTA P. SANQUI (OIC) (6347) 252-4459 / 4512 asanqui@sbma.com

Fire Department RANNY D. MAGNO (6347) 252-4224 / 4830 rmagno@sbma.com

Human Resource LOLITA S. MALLARI (6347) 252-4232 / 4711 lmallari.@sbma.com

Intelligence and Investigation Col. ERIC S. PALABRICA (6347) 252-4506 / 4766 epalabrica@sbma.com

Internal Audit Service JOEL J. EA (6347) 252-4267 / 4030 jea@sbma.com

Investment Processing RONNIE R. YAMBAO (6347) 252-4791 / 4632 ryambao.@sbma.com

Labor Center ATTY. SEVERO C. PASTOR, JR. (6347) 252-4254 / 4346 spastor@sbma.com

Land & Asset Development Capt. DANTE A. ROMANO (Ret) (6347) 252-4479 / 4148 dromano@sbma.com

Law Enforcement ATTY. FERDINAND L. HERNANDEZ (6347) 252-4505 / 4641 fhernandez@sbma.com

Legal ATTY. VON F. RODRIGUEZ (6347) 252-4093 / 4314 vrodriguez@sbma.com

Locator Registration & Licensing KENNETH G. REMENTILLA (6347) 252-4669 / 4331 krementilla@sbma.com

Management Information System JEFFREY C. SALAZAR (6347) 252-4471 / 4497 jsalazar@sbma.com

Media Production Department Elizabeth O. Marcelo (6347) 252-4014 emarcelo@sbam.com

Office Services Department GERARDO B. HERMOSO, JR. (6347) 252-4390 / 4290 ghermoso@sbma.com

FAPO / Engineering Engr. JOSELITO D. BAKUTEZA (6347) 252-4483 / 4713 jbakuteza@sbma.com

Planning & Dev't Office ATTY. RUEL JOHN T. KABIGTING (6347) 252-4077 / 4078 rkabigting@sbma.com

Market Research RAYMUND GIL O. SIONGCO (6347) 252-4055 / 4626 rsiongco@sbma.com

Procurement, Property & Management RANI C. CRUZ (6347) 252-4270 / 4124 rccruz@sbma.com

Public Health and Safety-Admin DR. SOLOMON R. JACALNE (6347) 252-4106 / 4880 sjacalne@sbma.com

Public Relations Department ARMINA BELLEZA C. LLAMAS (6347) 252-4999 / 4368 allamas@sbma.com

Public Health and Safety-Cubi DR. RICARDO R. MAGSAYSAY (6347) 252-8929 / 4841 rmagsaysay@sbma.com

Seaport Department Capt. PERFECTO C. PASCUAL (Ret) (6347) 252-4541 / 4225 ppascual@sbma.com

Transportation and Communications Engr. JOEY A. LACANLALE (6347) 252-4438 / 4298 jlacanlale@sbma.com

Tourism PORTIA D. ZABALA (6347) 252-4242 pzabala@sbma.com

Transportation & Maintenance Department DIOSDADO R. SANTOS (6347) 252-4802 / 4263 dsantos@sbma.com

Construction and Maintenance ARLE C. CRUZ (6347) 252-4802 / 4263 accruz@sbma.com

Treasury PAULITA R. YEE (OIC) (6347) 252-4050 / 4010 pyee@sbma.com

Olongapo City Directory - Subic Freeport Schools

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School President/Administrator/Contact Person Tel. No.
AMA - CLC Olongapo Christian Dino Diñoso 223-2450
AMA Computer College Raul T. del rosario 224-1560
Asian Institute of E-Commerce Aveleo Q. Fuentes 223-8453
Ayda Security Training Center - 252-6544
BEST Freeport College Merlita V. Mora 232-2857
BMB Talents and Promotion -
Central Luzon Institute of Technology Rene Paulo Legaspi 224-8042
Chrisfaems Technical Institute Erlinda Bautista 09109079431
Colegio de Castillejos Kevien Cobarubias (047)623-2313/623-2616
Columban College Rev. Msgr. Crisostomo A. Cacho 222-3329/224-1581/1582
Columban College-Sta. Cruz Rev. Fr. Noel Montes
COMTEQ Computer College Ansbert Joaquin 223-7092
Divine Spirit Hospital College Dr. Arturo Imbuido 222-9134
Freeport Institute for Research, Science and Technology Soledad Catli 252-2602 LOC 101
Global City Innovative College - 252-9280/9817
Gordon College 224-2088
GP Personality Enhancement Center Gina Prohorov 252-4336/09209544322
Hanjin Language Center Maricar Manalac 223-6948
Harvadis Educational Found Phil. Kim Jae Joung
Holy Infant Jesus College Erlinda Crispin 222-6965
Hopeful Beginnings Foundation Ma. Fe M. Dilag 811-1356/3588
Ja-Fil Promotion and Talents -
Kolehiyo ng Subic Evelyn S. Jimena 232-4896/4897
Lorraine Technical School Herson Rosendo 222-3431
Lyceum of Subic Alfonso Borda 252-3157/3358
MACSAT Iba Ricardo T. Torio 811-2463/1365
MACSAT Sta. Cruz Sheryl T. De Guzman 831-2806
Magsaysay Memorial College Rev. Fr. Daniel Presto 913-3607
Metro Subic College Dr. Teresita Ortin-Oliver 222-4961
Modern Institute of Cosmetology Ronnie B. Ruiz
Mondriaan Aura College Edgar Geniza 252-3808
Montessori Subic Rodolfo Casupanan 232-3800
Network Computer & Business Colleges -
Northern Zambales College Honorio E. Edano 821-1257
Olongapo Security Training Academy Joven B. Aquino
Paaralang Tersaryo ng Pilipinas Myrna S. Dominguez
Ramon Magsaysay Technological Univ. 811-1381
Renaissance Healthcare Institute Charles Bulayungan 09177435562
St. Benilde Center for Global Competence Joseph A. Tabirara 223-9031/225-4719
St. Joseph's School Adelwina Pineda 223-5486/4719
Sta. Isabel Multi Skills & Caregiver TC - 09177509424
STI College Olongapo Lualhati Meier 222-4312
Subic Bay College Fernando F. Julian Sr. 224-5206
Subic Bay College Iba Fernando F. Julian Sr. 811-3732
Subic Bay Law Enforcement Academy - 252-4143/4272/4650
Subic Foreign Language Center - 252-8933/8934
Subic Institute for International Studies Myung Kue Park 252-7531
Subic Security Training Academy - 224-9755/232-1075
Thomasites Center for Int'l Studies Jae Won Park 252-1256
Virgen Delos Remedios College Remedios Dela Peña 222-3045
World Aviation Corp. - 252-8946
World Peace Through Education Found. Asterio B. Elgincolin 821-1847

Olongapo City Slogans

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2004 - Fighting for Excellence
2003 - Continuity, Persistence and Unity
2002 - Shared Vision, Shared Struggle, Shared Triumph
2001 - Olongapo . . .Kusang Loob, Malasakit, Kapwa Tao
2000 - Vision + Values + Volunteerism = Victory
1999 - Olongapo . . . First for the Common Good
1998 - Courage, Commitment and Continuity
1997 - Redevelopment, Re-Urbanization, It’s Our Time! Productivity, Progress & Pride For A New Philippines!
1996 - Olongapo . . . Host City For APEC
Bringing the Philippines to the World & the World to the
Philippines by Air, Land, Sea, Satellite & Cyberspace
1995 - Olongapo: Focused on a Global Philippines
1994 - Subic: Rising Above It All
1993 - Preparation, Hardwork, Opportunity
1992 - Protect and Preserve To Prosper
1991 - Fight On . . . Olongapo!
1990 - Olongapo . . . We Make A Difference!
1989 - Do It . . . The Olongapo Way
1988 - Bawat Oras, Sama Sama (B.O.S.S.)
1986 - Bawal Ang Tamad Sa Olongapo
1985 - Keep It Up . . . Olongapo
1984 - Duty, Dignity, Determination
1983 - Self-Help, Self-Reliance, Cooperation
1982 - Teamwork Olongapo City
1981 - Aim High . . . Olongapo
1980 - All Together Now

Olongapo City Philippines Location

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Olongapo City is geographically located at 140°-15 longitude and 120°-17’ latitude and lies 127 kilometers northwest of Manila. It is a two and a half to three hour drive on the average, along the North Expressway and the Olongapo-Gapan Road. It is located at the southern most portion of Zambales Province, on the western coast of Central Luzon. It is bound on the northeast by the Municipality of Subic, Zambales; on the south and south by Dinalupihan, Bataan; on the Southeast by Morong, Bataan; and Subic Bay on the Southwest.

Because of the massive mountain system that characterize the area of the City, its topography is primarily rolling to steep and rugged along mountain ranges. Of its total area, about 80% are either rolling to steep and the rest are mainly flat areas which are usually found along the coast of Subic Bay.

There are two major mountain ridges, the Kalaklan Ridge and the Salimpuyo Ridge both 1,000 feet above sea level. Kalaklan Ridge is located at the northwest part of the city and its tip goes down to Subic Bay while Salimpuyo Ridge is located at the western side of the city. Almost 80% of the city’s land areas have slopes of 18% and higher thus limiting land available for urban development

Total Land Area - 18,500 hectares or 185.000 square meters
Built Up Area - 2,379.01 hectares or 13.0% of total land Area
Barangays - 17
Population - 250,710 (Proj. based on the 2000 NSO Census)
Growth Rate - 1.68%
No. of Households - 43,107 (2000 NSO Survey)
Urban Rural Distribution - 100%
Male - 49.18% of the total population
Female - 50.82% of the total population

Based on the 2000 NSO Survey)

Population Density - (2002) - 13.55 persons/hectares;
Urban Density - 106.57 persons/hectare

Olongapo City Socio-Economic and Demographic Data

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Physical Natural Characteristics

Topography

The City of Olongapo has a total land area of 18,500 hectares with about 2,352.34 hectares or 12.72% built up area. Development is constrained by the generally rolling/rugged mountainous terrain. It is geographically located at 14° and 50’ north latitude to 120° 17’ east longitude and lies 127 kilometers northwest of Manila, a two-hour drive on the average. It is located at the southernmost portion of Zambales Province, on the western coast of Central Luzon. The Municipality of Subic, northeast, bounds it on the north and northwest; by Dinalupihan, Bataan on the southeast by Morong, Bataan and Subic Bay on the southwest. The city is divided into seventeen (17) barangays.

Because of the massive mountain systems that characterized the area of the City, its topography is primarily rolling to steep and rugged along mountain ranges. Of its total area, about 80% is either rolling to steep and the rest are mainly deltaic flat areas which are usually found along the coast of Subic Bay. Based on available slope maps, areas which fall under the category of 0-8 percent or areas which are relatively flat cover about 20 percent of the land, and the rest have slopes ranging from 8 to more than 50 percent. Areas with steep slopes are located on the northern and eastern parts with an aggregate coverage of about 42 percent. In terms of elevation, most of the land is less than 500 meters above sea level.

There are two (2) major mountain ridges, the Kalaklan Ridge and the Salimpoyo Ridge both 1,000 feet above sea level. Kalaklan Ridge is located at the northwestern part of the city and its tip flows down to Subic Bay while Salimpoyo Ridge is located at the western side of the city. About 80% of the city’s land area has slopes of 18% and higher thus limiting land suitable for urban development.

Geology

The area is generally composed of volcanic rock which is deposited in various levels. Pyroclastic flows are prominent in the mountains and rock exposures are very common along cuts. On a very limited area like Olongapo City and at the Subic Bay Freeport (SBF), alluvial deposits are prominent especially along shorelines. The most common deposits consist of pyroclastic flows of quaternary origin.

In terms of geologic and foundation stability in the mountainous area, there are no limitations as to what type of structure may be built within the city. It should be considered, however, that due to the very stable and hard character of the rocks on the mountainous regions, earthmoving of this large mass to a flatter slope would indicate a very high cost due to the difficulty in ripping rocks. It is therefore suggested that as much as possible, proposed structures should be located in areas in which the most feasible foundation is appropriate. However, due regard for the volcanic surroundings and the frequent tectonic activities noted in the area must be made for such structures.

On the other hand, the US Navy during its occupancy of the area, conducted a foundation investigation of the areas within the then U.S. Facility now covered by the Subic Bay Freeport. In that study it was learned that there is a high probability that liquefaction will occur during an earthquake with a magnitude of 7 or greater on the Richter Scale with a maximum ground acceleration of 0.3 gravity. Thus, in areas where it is underlain with sandy substrate it is recommended that proper measures be observed in the establishment of foundation underneath the ground surface (World Bank, 1992).

Climate

Olongapo enjoys a generally pleasant maritime tropical climate. Average temperature is 80°F or 26°C. Humidity ranges from 75 to 80 degrees. Just like in other parts of the country, the City of Olongapo has two (2) distinct seasons: the dry and the wet seasons. The dry season is from March to June while the rainy season is from July to October. The intervening months of November to February are either too dry or too wet depending on the national situation. The most number of typhoons occur during the month of August.

Hydrology

For the City of Olongapo, the main source of water is the Santa Rita river basin. This particular watershed has a total area of about 92.4 sq. kilometers, with Santa Rita River as its main river which drains into Subic Bay. From the surface water map, Santa Rita River has seven (7) major tributaries. These include Mabayuan, Pamo, Naguraw, Tawirang-Balite, Jadjad, Iram and Licab. Since much of the City lies within an alluvial floodplain, it is also susceptible to perennial flooding, with 10 barangays experiencing chronic floods.

Aside from the Santa Rita River and Mabayuan Creek, Olongapo City also relies on groundwater source for its water supply system. A deepwell is found in San Isidro which supplies the water requirements of Barangay Barretto. In 1999, the beach resort – rich village of Barretto began drawing water from the Subic Water District to supplement its growing needs. Olongapo City also draws from a spring situated in the upland areas of Barangay Cabalan.

Within the Subic Bay Freeport Zone (SBFZ), sources of water are mainly from the Binictican watershed. Others come primarily from Boton and Malawaan rivers which are also located inside the former military reservation. The watershed of the SBFZ is presently covered with forest with some areas allotted for urban use. In the World Bank Report, it was found out that the surface water supply of the SBFZ is not enough to meet the future water demands. It is therefore imperative that with the future growth and development of the former naval facility, an alternative source of water should be determined in the near future. Current projects funded by the World Bank include developing new wells and drawing raw water from whatever sources will the result of the study be, to anticipate this future need.

Land Use and Vegetation

The most predominant type of land use in the area is grassland or shrublands which cover about 65 percent of the total land area of the City and SBFZ. They are usually found at elevations less than 500 meters above sea level. Practically all of the area has significant lands devoted to grasslands and shrublands. Grasses found in the area come in various types but the most dominant is cogon (Imperata cylindrical). Aside from cogon, there are also talahib (Saccharum Spontaneum), and buho (Schizostachum Lumampas).

Forest lands, on the other hand, cover only 30 percent of the project area. These lands are found inside the former Subic Naval Reservation, particularly in the Boton and Binictican watersheds and parts of the Bataan National Park in Morong. These are also forest lands located in the uplands of Olongapo City.

Trees found in the area are classified into two (2) namely; dipterocarp and non-dipterocarp. Under the dipterocarp group , tree species found include apitong (dipterocarpos grandiflorus) and white lauan (Shorea Contorta). Examples of non-dipterocarp is kupang (Parkia roxburgii). Aside from trees, non-timber species (Calamus species), ferns, vines, and other low growing plants. The rest are either devoted to built areas or agricultural land.

The present urban land use is typical where the majority of the commercial and institutional establishments are lined up along the major thoroughfares of the city. The inner blocks nearest to the main streets basically have a mixed land use, which is either commercial or residential. The interior sections are primarily residential apartments and houses.

Olongapo City Literacy and Education

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Literacy and Education

In terms of Literacy and Education, the city has a high literacy rate of 96.71% and 88.74% for elementary and secondary levels. The high literacy rate can be attributed to the accessibility of education and existence of schools in all the barangays in the city.

More enrollments in public schools. SY 2003-2004 has a total enrollment of 35,868 children in elementary education of which 6,210 are from private schools which is an increase of 4,226 or 13.36% as against to revised SY 2002-2003 figure of 31,642 (Dep Ed 2004 AR). While enrolment in the secondary level is 20,748; 14,594 for public schools and 6,154 in private schools or an increase of 532 or 2.63% compared to the revised SY 2002-2003 figure of 20,216(Dep Ed 2004 AR).

The total enrolment for both primary and secondary education from SY 2002-2003 to SY 2003-2004 increased by 9.18%. The increase is obviously noticeable in public schools.

2002 – 2004 Enrollment

	ELEMENTARY			SECONDARY
Year	Public	Private	Total	Public	Private	Total
SY 02-03	25,417	6,226	31,642	14,331	5,885	20,216
SY 03-04	29,658	6,210	35,868	14,594	6,154	20,748

Using the mathematical notation of FP = PP (1 + r) ⁿ
where in ; FP = Future Population
PP = Present Population
r = annual growth rate of 1.68 %
n = number of years for the projection
1 = the unit

Increased on number of schools. Tertiary education is well provided in the city with eight (8) privately owned colleges and a city government-run college. There are 10,185 students who are studying in all the colleges in the City and those located at the Subic Freeport Zone. Private investment in pre-school education contributed most on the 8% increased of elementary and secondary schools in the city.

2002 – 2004 Number of Schools

	ELEMENTARY			SECONDARY
Year	Public	Private	Total	Public	Private	Total
SY 02-03	24	19	43	9	13	65
SY 03-04	25	22	47	9	14	23

State of the Economy

Economic Indicators

The City’s Consumer Price Index (CPI) has increased from P 128.50 to P 132.80 by the end of 2004. Consumer’s Price Index is the measurement of changes in the cost of a fixed basket of products and services, including housing, electricity, food and transportation which are typically purchased by consumers.

The general upward price movement of goods and services in the City ranges from a low of 5. 9% to as high as 8.8%. Statistics from the National Statistics Office shows that a sudden general price increase was seen right after the 2004 national elections. This was between the period of May and June with monthly change of almost 2%, the highest incurred in the year. This can be attributed to the increase of supply of money in the market brought about by the spending spree during the recently held national elections. The City’s annual inflation rate was peg at a high 7.5% which is 3.5% higher than the 2003 annual rate.

Purchasing Power of Peso and Wage Rates

The annual average estimated purchasing power of peso was at a ratio of 1:78 cents, lower than the 2003 ration of 1:84 centavos. These means that fewer goods and services can be bought in every peso earned in the year 2004.

REGISTERED BUSINESSES BY CLASSIFICATION

New & Renewal 1998 – 2004

The lowest ratio incurred by the City was during the Yuletide Season at 1:75 centavos when inflation rate was at its highest level of 8.8%. The mandated wage order being observed by the City’s business establishments was the DOLE Wage Order No. RB-III-10 issued on August 20, 2004. It states that all employees and workers in the private sector in Region 3, receiving the minimum wage of P224.50 for non agricultural sector (establishment with a total asset of P30.0 Million or more) and P217.00 (for establishments with less than P30.0 Million assets) shall receive a Cost of Living Allowance (COLA) of P 15.00.

Trade and Service Industry

For several decades now, Olongapo City threads the line of development in tourism. It boasts of its famous Subic Bay beaches, forest treks and night entertainment which are very much accessible to domestic and foreign tourist alike. It has water sports adventure and other recreational activities. It offers the coziest beach hotels, restaurants and bars ideal for family, business affairs and travelers.

Trade and service industry dominates the economy of the City, accounting to almost 75% of the total registered business establishments. Trading includes the wholesale and retail sector. It was the sub sector of retail stores which comprise the bulk of the trading establishments around 90% of the trading outlets.

Supermarket magnates are well entrenched in the economy doing business in the City since the US navy days.

CLASSIFICATIONS	1998	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Services	908	900	866	706	874	1,042
Wholesales/Retail	2,750	2,428	2,725	2,670	2,854	2,811
Manufacturing	89	68	95	62	72	102
Banking and Finance	53	93	94	100	102	108
Educational Institution	16	12	10	8	13	24
Hotel and Restaurant	156	154	159	128	152	103
Real Estate	444	532	536	244	600	555
Amusement/Recreation	33	30	27	49	54	60
Transport/Communication	113	92	37	32	37	30
TOTAL :	4,562	4,309	4,549	3,999	4,758	4,835

After the height of economic prosperity during the US Navy days, local entrepreneurs started to innovatively engage in franchise food chains. New entrants in the fast food sector are the well known Philippine’s franchise, such as McDonalds, Jollibee, Chow King, and others.

There are three (3) identified business districts which has been the economic nerve centers of the City.

The Ramon Magsaysay - Gordon Avenue Business District, which traverse in the barangays of East Tapinac and Asinan. This is the former popular 24 hours red district, Magsasay Avenue.

There are almost 800 establishments operating in the area and except for the girl bars; the area had maintained its image as the night life entertainment center of the City.

Another business district was the Rizal Avenue Business District, traversing the barangays of East Bajac-Bajac and West Bajac-Bajac. Rizal Avenue. Being the City’s main thoroughfare, the avenue is the location of the main public market, the East Bajac-Bajac Public Market and the old West Bajac-Bajac Public Market.

The old market is the traditional trading post of City’s traders and wholesalers. It is the transshipment point of agricultural and non-agricultural products coming from adjacent provinces. There are around 1,900 registered businesses in this area facilitating the flow of trade to the end users. The area also facilitates the trading needs of neighboring municipalities.

The business district that would propel the City’s economy in the next several years is the Barretto Beach Business District. Currently, there are 377 business establishments operating in this area, majority of which caters to tourism. The multi-national foreign community also plays a significant role in the area’s local economy. A substantial number of its members have conveniently engaged in beach resorts, restaurants and hotel business. In recognition of their role, the City government has established an extension office of its Tourism Office which also housed the affairs of the foreign war veterans and retirees associations.

Crop production is generally at a subsistence level of production and is practiced only in the outlying barangays of the city like New Cabalan, Old Cabalan, Sta. Rita, Gordon Heights and Barretto.

There are a total of 5,923 registered business establishments in the city, from previous year’s figure of 4,835. Wholesale, retail and service establishments dominate the businesses in the City which accounts to around 77% of the number of establishments.

Manufacturing Industry

The City’s economy was driven mainly by service and trade industry. Manufacturing industry was at its infantile stage of development. To date there are 134 manufacturing businesses which operates on various categories.

Few of these manufacturing businesses are in a high variety and low quantity scale of production or job shop type of production. Though small in operations, Olongapo manufacturer of slippers have found a niche in its market segment, popular known as the Lotus slippers. This multi-colored beach slippers with a nylon strapped 1 to 2 inches thick rubber soles have been a household name when it comes to fashionable casual beach slippers.

Some of them have found their market outside the City and have graduated to a batch scale of production. The presence of this mode of production can mostly be seen traditionally on bakeries and food manufacturers.

100 % Housing Occupancy Rate

There were 42,280 housing units in Olongapo City, of which 42,278 were occupied, or 100 percent occupancy rate. This registered an increase of 2.69 percentage points from 1990 and a ratio of 1.02 household per occupied housing unit or a ratio of 4.58 persons per occupied housing unit.

Proportion of multi-unit residential dropped by 15.3 percentage points from 42.3 percent in 1990 to 27 percent in 2000. Majority (60.34 percent) of the occupied housing units were single houses. Three out of four occupied housing units needed no repair or if needed one with minor repair only.

Olongapo city Built Up/Developed Area

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Based on this table, it can be seen that as for built-up area, residential use accounts for 96.99% while Commercial use is 2.27%.

Actual Land Use

Classification	Area(has)	Percentage
Residential	2,433.25	96.99
Commercial	57.00	2.27
Industrial	0.23	0.010
Special	18.31	0.73
Others	1.52	0.09
Total	2,508.79	100

LAND USE CLASSIFICATION	AREA ( in hectare )	PERCENTAGE (in %)
Urban Area	2,508.79	13.56
Freeport	965.70	5.22
Forest /watershed	6,521.25	35.25
Disputed Area	6,850.75	37.03
Open Grassland	1,653.51	8.94
TOTAL	18,500.00	100.00

However in terms of land classification, 35% is forest area or watershed and there is a significant amount of 37% of land area falling under disputed area. The City’s forest area still dominates the existing land classification occupying about 6,850.75 hectares or 37% of the total land area of the city. These areas are mostly located in the outlying barangays of the city namely New Cabalan, Old Cabalan, Gordon Heights, Barretto and portion of Kalaklan and Sta. Rita. There are 1,729 hectares or 9.34% presently classified as Alienable and Disposable (A & D) based on the records of the CENRO.

Soil Type:

There are five(5) predominant types of soil in the city: Hydrosol, La Paz Fine Sandy Loam, Antipolo Clay, Mountain Soil Undifferentiated and Quingua Silt Loam. A full description of the relevant features of the abovementioned soil types are as follows:

a) Hydrosol - this miscellaneous land type is found in the coastal region bordering the China Sea. It consists of soils under water throughout the year where mangroves and nipa palms grow. It is found quite extensively in Olongapo, Masinloc, Candelaria and Sta. Cruz. It is also found in limited areas in Palauig, Iba and Subic. This type of land is at present being utilized as salt beds, fishponds and in the growing of nipa palms and mangroves.

b) La Paz Fine Sandy Loam - a typical profile of this is as follows:

Depth of Soil (cm) Characteristics

0-20. Surface soil, light brown, yellowish brown silt loam to fine sandy loam. Plenty of red to chocolate brown streaks in the lower surface soil. It is fine granular and moderately friable, slightly loose and porous. Boundaries between horizons are clear and smooth.

20-45. Subsoil, light brown, loose and slightly friable, heavier than the surface soil, poor in organic matter.

45-74. Light brown, loose, porous and friable fine sandy loam to fine sand with no gravel.

74-below. Grayish brown in color, medium sand to coarse sand loose and porous substratum.

The area is mostly level and is grown mainly to lowland rice.

c) Antipolo Clay (26) - this soil type includes the hills and mountains of Cabangan, San Felipe, San Antonio, Subic, Castillejos and Olongapo as well as the rolling areas, hills and mountain between the City of Olongapo and the Province of Bataan. It is not important agriculturally, being hilly and mountainous. Erosion on bare areas has advanced considerably forming big gullies. The rolling areas are utilized for the upland rice, corn and vegetables.

d) Mountain Soil Undifferentiated (45) - the soils of this type are called mountain soils undifferentiated, because of their relative geographical location, that is, inaccessibility to the soil survey party. These are the Zambales mountain ranges along the eastern part of the province having deep ravines, and with high peaks and rugged ridges.

e) Quingua Silt Loam - a typical profile of this soil type is as follows:

Depth of Soil (cm) Characteristics

0-20. Light brown, yellowish brown to brown silt loam to fine sandy loam surface soil with abundant red to chocolate brown streaks. It is loose and fine granular and easily worked at optimum moisture.

20-25. Subsoil, light brown, loose to slightly compact, heavier in texture than the surface soil, friable silty clay loam. The presence of heavier material is due to the beaching of the fine materials of the surface soil.

25-74. Light brown, loose and friable fine sandy loam to fine sand lower subsoil.

75 - below. Substratum, sand to coarse sand brownish yellow to brown.

This soil type is one of the highly priced agricultural lands in the province. It is devoted principally to lowland rice culture. Except in places near the rivers and creeks, this type is generally not irrigated and the crop depends on the rainwater during its growing period.

Population and Density

Based on the 2000 Census of Population conducted by the National Statistics Office (NSO), Olongapo has a total population of 194,260 excluding transients with an annual growth rate of 1.68%. This would translate to a projected population of 207,647 for the year 2004.

Furthermore, the gross population density of the city is 11.22 persons per hectare, using the total land area of 18,500 hectares. Based on the participation rate of the barangays, Barangay Banicain is the most densely populated barangay with 538.86 persons per hectare at 13.20 hectares. While Barangay New Cabalan is the least dense barangay with 9.93 person per hectare at 1,955.57 hectares.

Considering the City’s built up area of 2,508.79 hectares, the net population density is 82.77 persons per hectare in the year 2004.

The 1.68% annual increase was perceived to be a conservative rating which was based on the 1995-2000 period. Observation shows that there was a steady influx of Southern small traders in the City and concentrations of its populace in various barangays.

Olongapo City Profile

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1884 - A Royal decree was issued by King Alfonso II making Subic Bay as Spain’s stronghold in the Far East.

1885 - Don Juan Bautista de Antequiera, thefounder of Olongapo, constructed permanent structures of an arsenal composed of a watchtower, a gate, several buildings and a railway connecting the hills of Olongapo and the Bay.

1898 - A detachment from Admiral Dewey’s Fleet took Olongapo and Subic Bay during the Spanish-American War.

1904 - U.S. President Theodore Roosevelt issued an Executive Order designating Subic Bay and 70,000 acres of adjacent land, including Olongapo as an American Military reservation. Concerted American development of Subic started this year. Part of the reservation was developed as a naval station with a ship repair unit and a coaling station.

1908 - Establishment of an American military administration for town affairs.

1932 - Opening of Zig-Zag Pass, connecting Olongapo by land to Central Luzon.

1942 to 1944 - The Japanese military occupied naval station and built wooden sampans for use in the war effort.

1945 - During liberation, the Japanese made their last stand at the Zig-Zag Pass.

1951 - U.S. spent over $170 Million to convert the base into the homeport of her Navy’s Seventh Fleet, developing the Cubi Naval Air Station as the largest US installation of its kind in Asia.

1957 - The U.S. Navy’s Bartholomew plan was put into motion, starting the move to improve the town site to equip it with such amenities as a sewerage system, fire fighting system, etc. Unfortunately, the move was put on hold because of local agitation to retrieve Olongapo from the U.S. military reservation to the Philippine government.

December 7, 1959 - Olongapo was turned over to the Philippine government and converted into a municipality by virtue of Executive Order No. 366 issued by then President Carlos P. Garcia. The first government officials were appointed.

November 1964 - The first municipal election was held in Olongapo.

June 1, 1966 - President Ferdinand E. Marcos signed Republic Act No. 4645, converting Olongapo into a chartered city.

December 7, 1983 - The city became a highly urbanized city in Central Luzon.

June 15, 1991 - Mt. Pinatubo erupted causing widespread damage at the U.S. Facility and in Olongapo City.

September 16, 1991 - Senate rejects Treaty of Friendship, Cooperation and Security between the Republic of the Philippines and the United States of America, terminating the stay of U.S. military bases in the Philippines.

March 13, 1992 - R.A. 7227 creation of the Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority with Mayor Richard J. Gordon acting as Chairman and Chief Executive Officer to preside over the development of the Subic Bay Freeport.

November 24, 1992 - The U.S. Naval Facility which included the Naval Station and the Cubi Naval Air Station, was turned over formally to the Philippine Government.

November 24, 1992 - The Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority (SBMA) took over the management of the Subic Bay Freeport.

July 1, 1993 - Olongapo City Mayor Richard J. Gordon was appointed SBMA’s Chairman and Chief Executive Officer and had to give up the position of Mayor in accordance with law.

March 31, 1998 - Mayor Kate H. Gordon of Olongapo won the United Nations Educational Scientific Cultural Organization (UNESCO) Peace Prize Award which she received on March 31, 1998 in Stockholm, Sweden.

The Mayor was the only lady Mayor among five awardees who came from different regions of the world. The award was in recognition of her programs and initiatives that brought peace and order in her community and promoted productive living.

September 2, 1998 - After reviving the economy of Central Luzon and the City of Olongapo, Chairman Gordon stepped down from SBMA with the unfavorable decision of the Supreme Court on the issue of Chairmanship brought about by the change in national leadership.

December 01, 1999 - Mayor Kate H. Gordon was awarded the Konrad Adenauer Local Government Award (KALGA) and as a member of the East and Southeast Asian Network for Better Local Governance.

December 01, 1999 - Mayor Kate H. Gordon was an awardee of the Konrad Adenauer Local Government Award for initiating reforms in the city bureaucracy in order to achieve efficiency and productivity in governance.

June 2001 - Mayor Kate H. Gordon was awarded as the Outstanding Woman in Local Governance by the United Nations.

June 2001 - Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (UNESCAP).

June 2001 - given in Phitsanulok, Thailand during the Asia Pacific Summit of Women Mayors and Councilors Conference on June 19-22, 2001.

December 05, 2001 - Former Mayor and SBMA Chairman Richard J. Gordon appointed Secretary of Tourism by President Gloria M. Arroyo and was confirmed by the Commission on Appointments on December 05, 2001 the first national position held by a native of Olongapo City.

Olongapo City Barangay and History

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Barangay Asinan

Asinan was the first barrio that was rehabilitated after world war ii by the us naval reservation administration because of the proximity of the place with the us naval base. Formerly the seat of business establishments operated mostly by chinese residents of the community in 1958, this barrio was relocated on a reclaimed area when the us naval base was expanded

Barangay Banicain

The place named banicain is one of the oldest place names that was in use in olongapo even before the advent of the spaniards. The old barrio of banicain was a sparsely populated village in the far shore of subic bay, easily visible from the old town of olongapo. The area is actually part of bataan province. The villagers regularly come to the town of olongapo in their sailboats to bring their products of firewood, cashew nuts and bananas. Out of their sales they bought pork, beef and other foodstuffs, clothes and shoes to take back home to banicain.

In the early 50’s when korean war was at its height, the u.s. navy decided to build a naval air station across the bay from olongapo. The site selected included the banicain area. The mountains at the back of the village had to be levelled to provide free space for runaways. The residents were then transferred, houses and all, to a resettlement site near asinan and tapinac.

Now, banicain is one of the 17 barangays of olongapo city. It is divided into 10 puroks with a total land area of 13.20 hectares. The original residents from across the bay are still in the area although they have been outnumbered by new comers.

Barangay Barretto

Before world war ii, barretto is known as sitio maquinaya. In 1945, it was utilized by the u.s. naval base as their naval supply depot. Barretto then is a forested area and the naval base established a sawmill in the area. When the u.s. government turned over the area to the philippine government, people begun to migrate in the area, most notable of which were the first 60 families from the nearby barangay who were ejected from their land. As the population grows the people petitioned the municipal government of olongapo which is then headed by then municipal mayor ruben geronimo, for the creation of sitio maquinaya into a full barrio. Acting positively on the petitioned, the municipal council passed and approved a resolution in july 5, 1961 which in turned requesting the provincial board of zambales to pass and approved an ordinance which will create maquinaya into a barrio. The rest is now history.

Barangay East Bajac-Bajac

Barangay east bajac-bajac lies mainly along the basin of the one-known “anderson falls” on the left side of rizal avenue going north. Simultaneous with the construction of project house in west bajac-bajac, project houses and a public market were also constructed and established in the barrio for use and occupancy by key civilian personnel and employees of the us naval base. Other places in the barrio that were not earmarked for project houses were occupied mostly by merchants who peddled their goods and wares on the public market.

Barangay East Tapinac

Bordering the row of houses on the eastern side of the town was a wide riceland with some few fishponds which comprised the barrio of east tapinac. During the period of reconstruction and rehabilitation of olongapo, these ricelands and fishponds were leveled, reclaimed and ultimately subdivided into residential lots for occupancy mostly by employees working inside the u.s. naval base.

Then several houses were built in the barrio, electrical posts and lines were installed and soon, electric powers were made available by the u.s. naval reservation administration to the residents.

Barangay Gordon Heights

Barangay gordon heights is located on the northern part of olongapo and was formerly a part of bo. Sta. Rita. The place is bounded by a mountain on the sides and conceived for rehabilitation by mayor amelia j. Gordon for the landless residents of olongapo as part of her master plan for the complete development of the city.

This barrio became a distinct and separate barangay in olongapo thru republic act no. 6199 entitled “an act creating barangay gordon heights in the city of olongapo”, which was approved in 1971 section one of republic act no. 6199 provides as follows: “the whole area of purok 7 in the bo. Sta. Rita, city of olongapo, is hereby separated from the said bo. And constituted into a distinct and independent barrio of this city, to be known as bo. Gordon heights. Bo. Gordon heights, on the east by watershed area, on the south by mabayuan river, and in the west by sta. Rita boundaries.”

Barangay Kababae

Barangay kababae was formerly situated adjacent to kalalake during the pre-war days. However, the site was affected when the u.s. naval base was expanded. Kababae was then relocated between bo. New ilalim and bo. Banicain.

Barangay Kalaklan

In both sides of the highway going north along the mountainsides overlooking the community of olongapo is barrio kalaklan developed by the u.s. navy. Due to the panoramic view and natural beauty of the place, project houses were built and constructed by the u.s. navy for the exclusive use of american naval officers stationed in subic bay. Although the area was reserved exclusively for american naval officers and other key civilian employees of the u.s. naval base, however, due to the rapid increase in the population of olongapo at that time due to the expansion of the naval base, barrio kalaklan was opened for occupancy by the other residents of olongapo.

Barangay Kalalake

The barrio of kalalake was an adjacent village of barrio kababae, east of the naval base during the pre-world war ii days and was formerly located near the bank of kalaklan river. The colorful legends of kalalake began in the time when giants rule the earth and spoke of giant young man and his giant lady love. Their homes were marked by two adjacent mounds of earth. The bigger one which was later named kalalake plateau was a flat-topped hill which many scholars loved to explore because of the caves that were said to harbor fairies and other supernatural beings.

The kalalake plateau was leveled by the u.s. navy to make way for the naval supply depot (nsd) warehouses. When the u.s. naval base was expanded in 1958, the residents of kalalake were affected and relocated at a reclaimed area adjacent to what is now asinan, across the perimeter channel, from what is now subic bay metropolitan authority (sbma).

Barangay Mabayuan

Due to the continued expansion of the u.s. naval base, almost one-half of barrio kalalake, which was formerly located along the border of the base, was affected and the residents living on the affected areas had to be relocated elsewhere. At the time, barrio kalalake was already thickly populated, occupied mostly by employees working inside the u.s. naval base and those affected by the expansion of the base could no longer be accommodated on the remaining portion of barrio kalalake. The other barrios meanwhile could not accommodate the displaced residents as these other barrios were then fast becoming populated due to the continued migration of people from the different places of the country in search of better opportunities in olongapo due to the presence of the u.s. naval base.

Faced with this problem, the u.s. naval reservation authorities and the town officials decided to create another barrio and the area on the western portion was found to be suitable for the purpose. The entire area was then graded, leveled, and divided into home lots and occupied by those affected by the expansion of the naval base and as the population on the area increased, the place was named “barrio mabayuan” which, in the literal interpretation means “a change for the better”.

Aside from being employed inside the u.s. naval base, the residents of the barrio embarked on agriculture, gardening, and poultry as their other source of livelihood. Soon, bigger houses were erected and officials were elected to represent the barrio.

Barangay New Cabalan

Barangay new cabalan is located between the boundary of bataan and olongapo city. It is one of the largest of all barangays in the city as far as land area is concerned. It has a hilly terrain which is bounded by tabacuhan and sta. Rita river on the north; hermosa, bataan and mountain ranges on the south; barangay old cabalan on the west and bangal, dinalupihan, bataan on the east. It is the home of our negrito brothers.

Barangay New Ilalim

This barrio, then known as “barrio ilalim”, was formerly a small fishing area situated on an interior site near the sea, adjacent to the boundary of bataan province and was virtually surrounded by dense forests, hence the name “ilalim”.

hen the u.s. navy yard expanded, the u.s. naval base officials found the site suitable for the establishment of an ammunition depot. Thus, barrio ilalim was relocated to another site near the northern part of barrio west tapinac. Upon it relocation, the place was named “new ilalim” and was opened for occupancy for the residents of olongapo. Soon enough, the place was resided upon mostly by those employed inside the u.s. naval base.

Barangay Old Cabalan

Barangay old cabalan was formerly a part of sta. Rita and located south of olongapo and bordered by barrio new cabalan.

ue to the increasing number of residents in barrio sta. Rita and the enormous size in land area, with a voting population of almost 19,000 which is comparable to a municipality in zambales, the government officials of olongapo city conceived of the idea of separating the entire area comprising old cabalan and constitute the same as a separate barangay to facilitate administration and control. A plebiscite among the residents of barrio sta. Rita was conducted on june 18, 1989, and gaining a majority vote, old cabalan was then constituted as the 17th barangay of olongapo city.

Barangay Pag-Asa

The decade of the 1950’s saw many changes in the community of olongapo. These were the years of the korean war when base facilities, more job opportunities were opened and job seekers flocked to olongapo from all over the country.

The need for increased community facilities gave u.s. naval reservation officials, who were then administering the community, the idea of a really comprehensive town plan. Thus, the u.s. navy commissioned bartholomew and associates of hawaii to draft a plan that would result in an orderly expansion of the town site and that would effectively set the u.s. naval base off from the town proper. In following the town plan, areas in the periphery of the town were filled in the reclaimed from swampland and subdivided to provide residential lots, markets sites, school sites, and all other requisites of a well-planned community. The lots were apportioned to legitimate residents. Those whose residential lots became part of the u.s. naval base were given replacement lots and were assisted in transferring their houses. Neighborhoods were kept intact as much as possible in spite of the wholesome transfer. When the u.s. navy relinquished the u.s. naval reservation and turned it over to the philippine government, olongapo become a municipality. The political subdivisions were later laid out. The area bounded by 12th street, gordon avenue and the perimeter channel was named barangay pag-asa. Like kalalake and asinan, the place was part of the area reclaimed from swampy ground to make room for residence that had to be moved out of the expanded base area.

Barangay pag-asa is the site of the second public market in the city. All the other barangays have names which are old place names in olongapo. Pag-asa residents like to believe that their barangays were given that name to give fresh hope to some of the residents who live on the borderline of poverty.

Barangay Sta. Rita

Barangay sta. Rita is the largest of all the 17 barangays of the city. It is bounded to the north by sta. Rita river, to the east by east bajac-bajac, to the west by barangay mabayaun and barangay gordon heights and to the south by barangay old cabalan.

Barangay sta. Rita is generally a flat valley bounded by mountain ranges and the sta. Rita river that serves as the catch basin of water during rainy season. Its land elevation is below sea level and considered the flood plain of the city of olongapo. Flooding that occurred can be attributed to the overflowing of the mabayaun and sta. Rita river where strong water emanated from the mountains surrounding it. The shallowing of the river brought about by the eruption of mount pinatubo in 1992 is also one factor in the frequent flooding of the area. Dredging is not given priority yet due to insufficient funds.

In spite of all the aforesaid difficulties, barangay sta. Rita is considered the most active barangay in terms of development. It surpasses other barangays in terms of number of puroks, number of population and the vastness of land area. Horticulture and residential lands exist.

Barangay West Bajac-Bajac

Barangay west bajac-bajac was a small fishing village of the province of zambales and a territorial jurisdiction of the municipality of subic. Because of its strategic area and location, it became a trusted territory of the united states government by virtue of the rp-us military base agreement of 1947. As a part of the us naval reservation, olongapo steadfastly grew and developed into a bigger and progressive community. After a series of high level negotiations by both officials of the philippines and the united states, olongapo became a regular municipality as the 14th town of the province of zambales by virtue of the executive order no. 366 dated december 7, 1959 issued and signed by then president elpidio quirino.

The rapid urbanization of olongapo in terms of population and income brought about conditions favorably for city hood. Finally, the birth of olongapo into a chartered city was realized on june 1, 1966 when president ferdinand e. Marcos signed into law r.a. 4645 otherwise known as the city charter of olongapo.

The city of olongapo is composed of 17 barangays, one of which is barangay west bajac-bajac.

Barangay West Tapinac

During the early years before world war II, barrio west tapinac was generally of low elevation and partly submerged in water during high tide as the area is beside the kalaklan river. Fishponds and nipa palm groves were common sights in this barrio with very few houses erected on higher grounds.

Before the place was opened by the u.s. naval reservation officials for occupancy, the fishponds were refilled with soil while the nipa palms and mangroves were cut and utilized into temporary houses that were built. After a span of about two years from the time the entire area was opened for habitation, the temporary houses were demolished by the occupants and bigger houses made mostly of woods and g.i. roofing’s were constructed. The barrio began to be thickly populated when the streets were widened and electric power was installed and supplied in the entire area.

I. Pre-Historic Legend

Olongapo was a small fishing village on the eastern shores of Subic Bay. It was one of the villages that dotted Subic Bay, having such musical names as Tibawa, Ilalim, Naglubid, Diliwariw, Banicain, Boton, Binictican, Ilingin, Maquinaya. Legend has it that the peaceful village of Olongapo was ruled by a benevolent man called Apo. The peace of the village was disrupted by a band of goons who sowed fear and terror among the simple folk. These bandits beheaded the Apo and took off with his head. The villagers were struck with fear and could not be appeased until a young man appeared out of the jungle one day. He carried in his arms the head of the revered old man which he found impaled on a bamboo pole. The villagers shouted with joy “Ulo ng Apo! Ulo ng Apo!” Now they could give the remains of their beloved Apo an honorable burial. And in his honor, the village became known as Olongapo!

II. Spanish Period

In 1884, Spanish King Alfonso II through a Royal Decree made Subic Bay (then called Subig) as Spain’s stronghold in the Far East. In 1885 Vice Admiral Juan Bautista de Antiquiera founded Olongapo as a settlement of the Spanish Navy. He built a naval arsenal with extensive fortifications. With Filipino conscripted harbor, the bay was dredged and shops and administration buildings were put up. From higher naval commands the order was sent to fortify Grande Island at the mouth of Subic Bay with mines and with cannon. But this project was hardly begun before it was overtaken by the route of the Spanish navy in Manila Bay by US Admiral George Dewey.

III. American Colony

In 1898 the United States declared war against Spain as an aftermath of the sinking of the US Ship Maine in Havana harbor, Cuba. Admiral George Dewey, then in Hong Kong, was ordered to engage the Spanish naval unit in the Philippines. The Spanish Command had been banking on the fortification of Grande Island in Subic Bay to forestall any attack on Spanish ships in Manila. The fortifications, however, had not yet progressed much, thus Dewey’s ships were able to proceed to Manila without intervention at Subic Bay. The much weaker Spanish ships were totaled by the stronger US ships at Cavite in Manila Bay on May 01, 1898. This was one of the battles that caused Spain to be defeated in the Spanish American war. Spain ceded the Philippines to the US for $20 Million.

The U.S. then developed Subic Bay as a naval station, building a coaling plant on the southern shore, to store the coal used in the steamships of the US navy and a Ship Repair Unit on the Rivera Basin. The Spanish buildings in Olongapo and the gated concrete perimeter fence became part of the US naval installation. (The Spanish gates and parts of the fence still stand today at the Subic Bay Freeport.) the US Navy enlarged the area it occupied.

In 1901 and 1904 US President Theodore Roosevelt issued Executive Orders delineating the boundaries of the US Naval reservation which consisted of 70,000 acres. In 1906 the Dewey Dry Dock was towed to Subic Bay from Chesapeake Bay taking six months and 12 days for the entire trip covering 12,000 miles. The presence of the Dry Dock made Olongapo a main source of skilled technicians well versed in the repair of naval vessels from small cruisers to huge aircraft carriers. Many Olongapo workers found work easily abroad after the U.S. Naval Facility closed down. American junior navy officers administered the affairs of the Olongapo Naval Reservation. Olongapo at the outbreak of the Pacific War in 1941 was a small town of around 7,000 residents. The administration was tightly controlled. The town site, subdivided neatly into blocks, allowed one residential lot for each family for which a “waiver fee” of P4.00 was paid annually. The joke then was that you waived your right to the lot and for that you paid a fee. Actually the entire area was controlled by the US Navy. One lived in Olongapo only if one had gainful employment. All residents were required to have ID cards. Transients could get transient IDs but had to leave the town on expiration of the ID or else have it extended. The Reservation Officer/town administrator was “assisted” by a group of residents called a Town Council usually with representatives from the Chinese and American Civilian communities. According to old timers, actually whatever the Reservation Officer decided was carried out with the Town Council saying yes sir.

In 1932 the newly constructed Zig Zag Pass was opened, thus making Olongapo accessible to Manila and Central Luzon through the mountain highway. Before then, the town was accessed by water transportation or jungle trail.

The outbreak of the Pacific War in December 1941, disrupted civilian life. In a scorched earth policy, US Navy men set fire to navy installations rather than have the Japanese use these. Olongapo residents followed suit by setting fire to most of the town. The Japanese occupied the area of the naval station where they built wooden sampans. With the return of the Americans in 1945 the Japanese made their last stand at the Zig Zag Pass. During the incumbency of Mayor Richard J. Gordon, Mr. Kasanobu Miyazaki, a Japanese owner of an accounting firm in Aioi City, Japan, requested that a shrine be built in New Cabalan where his brother, Capt. Masanobu Miyazaki died in battle at the Zig Zag Pass. Mayor Gordon ever attuned to the sentiments of his constituents, reasoned that people might resent a Japanese shrine, the wounds of war being still fresh. He suggested instead a peace monument dedicated to the Filipino, American and Japanese lives that were lost in that battle. The monument was thus built at the junction of the national highway and the road into New Cabalan. It is surmounted by a dove of peace. Every year Mr. Miyazaki comes to visit the monument.

The return of the US navy attracted many workers from all over the country. The US spent over $170 Million to convert the base into the homeport of the Seventh Fleet. Cubi Naval Air Station, (nicknamed Raodfords’ Folly at the beginning) together with the Naval Station became the largest U.S. installation of its kind in Asia.

IV. Independent Olongapo

In 1957 the US Navy started to implement its Bartholomew Plan. Whole neighborhoods were transferred to new sites that had just been filled with new soil. Magsaysay Drive was opened. A drainage canal was dug. However, before the planned new sewerage system and fire fighting system could be put in place everything was put on hold because of the local agitation to retrieve Olongapo from US rule to the Philippine government. The ID system strained relations just as the searches of luggage in transiting vehicles by U.S. Marines. The continuing agitation led to the protracted negotiation between the Philippine and United States Olongapo Committees that met to thresh out the conditions of the turnover, beginning in August of 1959. On December 07, 1959, the United States government after 61 years of holding on to power relinquished Olongapo to the Philippine Government. Charge d’ Affairs George M. Abbot signed for the US and Secretary of Foreign Affairs Felixberto Serrano signed for the Philippines. On the same day President Carlos P. Garcia signed Executive Order No. 366 creating the Municipality of Olongapo in the Province of Zambales. Olongapo was finally independent, 13 years after the Philippines gained independence from US rule.

The new municipality was not yet free of its troubles. The first municipal officials were appointed instead of elected. Men of the Provincial Governor were put in important positions in the city. Residents finally got a chance to choose their own officials when the first elections were held in November, 1964. James L. Gordon was elected Municipal Mayor. To get free of the political hold of the province, he worked for city status and got it on June 1, 1966 when RA 4645, the City Charter, was signed by President Marcos.

V. Olongapo a New City

James L. Gordon worked hard for self determination of Olongapo residents and he got it first through the relinquishment of Olongapo by the US government to the Philippine government then by his efforts for city status for Olongapo. His political battles earned for him many enemies who were after self aggrandizement. He fought to retain the power utility and the telephone system which some local politicians wanted to sell to private entities at a bargain. He reiterated his Filipino Citizenship which his political rivals questioned. He was entitled to claim American citizenship being the son of a retired US soldier. Yet he opted to remain Filipino.

In February 20, 1967, he was assassinated at City Hall, only eight and a half months after Olongapo became a city.

Gordon’s widow Amelia was elected Mayor in the next election. Like her husband, Mayor Amelia worked hard at social amelioration. She invited a Battalion Combat Team from Pampanga to carve out a residential area in the hilly Gordon Heights for homeless families. The BCT came with their bulldozers and pay loaders and the area was soon subdivided for distribution.

Richard J. Gordon was elected Mayor in 1980. He worked for recognition of Olongapo as Highly Urbanized City, a separate entity from the province of Zambales. This recognition was won by Olongapo on December 07, 1983.

During the 1987 election Kate H. Gordon was elected Representative of the First District of Zambales. This made a formidable partnership that worked for the advancement of the interests of Olongapo residents.

The presence of the US Navy in Olongapo for 91 years brought gainful employment for residents. One serious social disadvantage, however, was the proliferation of the sex trade as US Navy on rest and recreation made Olongapo a stopover area. In the efforts to neutralize this, particularly the salacious name of “Sin City” that the city had been getting, many measures were taken. Rules of hygiene, sanitation, propriety and grooming were strictly implemented. Efforts were made to turn the city into a Festival City, a Scene City, a Mardi Gras City, with wholesome fun encouraged. Olongapo music was at its best.

The even tenor of life in the city was disrupted by the eruption of Mt. Pinatubo on June 15, 1991. With the entire city covered in volcanic ash from 18 to 24 inches, life became a daily struggle. No water, no electricity, rare transportation, demolished structures, food shortage were only some of the trials experienced by Olongapo residents for some weeks. Native resiliency in the face of disaster came to the fore however, and the city was back to normal in less than a month.

In the national scene, however, legislators were working to free the country from any foreign military presence. On September 16, 1991 the Philippine Senate voted to reject the Treaty of Friendship, Cooperation and Security, thus effectively terminating the stay of US military bases in the Philippines and prohibiting the establishment of any other foreign military presence in the country.

The vision of a new Olongapo became even more defined with the ingenious design of Mayor Richard Gordon to put up thought provoking and highly-motivating slogans all around the city. Phrases like “What This Country Needs is Not a Change of Men but a Change in Men”, “Shared Vision, Shared Struggles, Shared Triumphs”, “Olongapo – A City with Integrity, Character, Dignity and Pride”, among other inspiring credos spelled the difference on how the city was painstakingly transformed into a highly-unified and forward-looking metropolis. These deeply ingrained values helped create a very disciplined and committed breed of achievers so characteristically Olongapo.

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Educational Institutions

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Schools

Elementary Private Schools

Christ The King Catholic School

Christian Baptist Academy

Columban College - Asinan

Columban College - Barretto

Holy Infant Jesus College

Juventus School for the Gifted

KinderCare Development Center (KCDC)

Learning Circle

Little Angel Study Center

Mondriaan Montessori School

Olongapo Adventist Elementary School

Olongapo Anglo Cultural School

Olongapo City Christian School

Olongapo Wesley School

Sacred Heart Children's Center Foundation Inc.

San Antonio de Padua G.S

St. Anne Academy

St. Joseph College-Olongapo

Sunbeam Christian Academy

Virgen Delos Remedios College

White Stone Christian School

Elementary Public Schools

Asinan Elementary School

Balic-Balic Elementary School

Barretto I Elementary School

Barretto II Elementary School

Boton Elementary School

East Bajac Bajac Elementary School

Gordon Heights Elementary School

Ilalim Elementary School

Iram Elementary School

James L. Gordon Integrated School Elementary School

Kalaklan Elementary School

Kalalake Elementary School

Mabayuan Elementary School

Nellie E. Brown Elementary School

New Cabalan Elementary School

Old Cabalan Elementary School

Olongapo City Elementary School

Sergia Soriano Esteban Memorial School

SPED-Gifted

Sta. Rita Elementary School

Tabacuhan Elementary School

Tapinac Elementary School

High School Private Schools

Aura De Lauerentus Business School

Christ The King Catholic School

Columban College-Asinan

Columban College-Barretto

Holy Infant Jesus College

Little Angel Study Center

Network Computer and Business College

Olongapo Wesley School

St. Anne Academy

St. Joseph College-Olongapo

Sunbeam Christian Academy

Virgen Delos Remedios College

White Stone Christian School

Secondary Public Schools

Barretto National High School

City of Olongapo National High School

City of Olongapo National High School - James L. Gordon Integrated School

Gordon Heights National High School

Gordon Heights NHS - Sta. Rita High School

Iram High School (Resettlement School)

Kalalake National High School

New Cabalan National High School

Regional Science High School

College - VocTech

AMA Computer Learning Center, Olongapo City

Aptech Computer Education Subic

Asian Institute of E-commerce

Aura College

Central Gate Micro Tech Center

Columban College (Main and Barretto Campus)

Comteq Computer and Business College

Computron

Freeport Institute for Research, Science and Technology

Gordon College

Mondrian Aura College

National Christian College

Naval Reservation Jr. College

Network Computer and Business Colleges

Olongapo City College

Olongapo Skills Training Center

Online Data Center Computer School

Ship Repair Facility Apprentice--HTJ School USNB

SRF Training Division

STI College Olongapo City

St. Joseph College-Olongapo

US Navy PWC Apprenticeship

USNB SRF Shop Learners

Directory of TVIs
No. School President/Administrator/Contact Person Tel. No. Fax No.
1 AMA - CLC Olongapo Christian Dino Diñoso 223-2450 224-7914
2 AMA Computer College Raul T. del rosario 224-1560 224-1556
3 Asian Institute of E-Commerce Aveleo Q. Fuentes 223-8453 223-8453
4 Ayda Security Training Center - 252-6544
5 BEST Freeport College Merlita V. Mora 232-2857 232-4446
6 BMB Talents and Promotion -
7 Central Luzon Institute of Technology Rene Paulo Legaspi 224-8042 223-5855
8 Chrisfaems Technical Institute Erlinda Bautista 09109079431
9 Colegio de Castillejos Kevien Cobarubias (047)623-2313/623-2616
10 Columban College Rev. Msgr. Crisostomo A. Cacho 222-3329/224-1581/1582
11 Columban College-Sta. Cruz Rev. Fr. Noel Montes
12 COMTEQ Computer College Ansbert Joaquin 223-7092
13 Divine Spirit Hospital College Dr. Arturo Imbuido 222-9134
14 Freeport Institute for Research, Science and Technology Soledad Catli 252-2602 LOC 101 252-2606
15 Global City Innovative College - 252-9280/9817 252-1804/1805
16 Gordon College 224-2088 224-2089
17 GP Personality Enhancement Center Gina Prohorov 252-4336/09209544322
18 Hanjin Language Center Maricar Manalac 223-6948
19 Harvadis Educational Found Phil. Kim Jae Joung
20 Holy Infant Jesus College Erlinda Crispin 222-6965 222-4907
21 Hopeful Beginnings Foundation Ma. Fe M. Dilag 811-1356/3588 811-3447
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23 Kolehiyo ng Subic Evelyn S. Jimena 232-4896/4897 232-2180
24 Lorraine Technical School Herson Rosendo 222-3431 222-3431
25 Lyceum of Subic Alfonso Borda 252-3157/3358 252-5940
26 MACSAT Iba Ricardo T. Torio 811-2463/1365 811-2463
27 MACSAT Sta. Cruz Sheryl T. De Guzman 831-2806
28 Magsaysay Memorial College Rev. Fr. Daniel Presto 913-3607
29 Metro Subic College Dr. Teresita Ortin-Oliver 222-4961 223-7875
30 Modern Institute of Cosmetology Ronnie B. Ruiz
31 Mondriaan Aura College Edgar Geniza 252-3808 252-3801
32 Montessori Subic Rodolfo Casupanan 232-3800
33 Network Computer & Business Colleges -
34 Northern Zambales College Honorio E. Edano 821-1257
35 Olongapo Security Training Academy Joven B. Aquino
36 Paaralang Tersaryo ng Pilipinas Myrna S. Dominguez
37 Ramon Magsaysay Technological Univ. 811-1381
38 Renaissance Healthcare Institute Charles Bulayungan 09177435562 821-7402
39 St. Benilde Center for Global Competence Joseph A. Tabirara 223-9031/225-4719
40 St. Joseph's School Adelwina Pineda 223-5486/4719 222-3390
41 Sta. Isabel Multi Skills & Caregiver TC - 09177509424
42 STI College Olongapo Lualhati Meier 222-4312 224-4814
43 Subic Bay College Fernando F. Julian Sr. 224-5206 223-5066
44 Subic Bay College Iba Fernando F. Julian Sr. 811-3732
45 Subic Bay Law Enforcement Academy - 252-4143/4272/4650 252-4667
46 Subic Foreign Language Center - 252-8933/8934 252-8945
47 Subic Institute for International Studies Myung Kue Park 252-7531
48 Subic Security Training Academy - 224-9755/232-1075
49 Thomasites Center for Int'l Studies Jae Won Park 252-1256
50 Virgen Delos Remedios College Remedios Dela Peña 222-3045
51 World Aviation Corp. - 252-8946
52 World Peace Through Education Found. Asterio B. Elgincolin 821-1847

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Religious groups

Roman Catholic Church, St. Joseph Vicarate, Diocese of Iba
Ang Dating Daan/MCGI
Aglipayan
Iglesia ni Cristo
Evangelicals
Protestant
Victory Olongapo
Pentecostals

[edit]Schools

Elementary Private Schools

Christ The King Catholic School
Christian Baptist Academy
Columban College - Asinan
Columban College - Barretto
Holy Infant Jesus College
Juventus School for the Gifted
KinderCare Development Center (KCDC)
Learning Circle
Little Angel Study Center
Mondriaan Montessori School
Olongapo Adventist Elementary School
Olongapo Anglo Cultural School
Olongapo City Christian School
Olongapo Wesley School
Sacred Heart Children's Center Foundation Inc.
San Antonio de Padua G.S
St. Anne Academy
St. Joseph College-Olongapo
Sunbeam Christian Academy
Virgen Delos Remedios College
White Stone Christian School

Elementary Public Schools

Asinan Elementary School
Balic-Balic Elementary School
Barretto I Elementary School
Barretto II Elementary School
Boton Elementary School
East Bajac Bajac Elementary School
Gordon Heights Elementary School
Ilalim Elementary School
Iram Elementary School
James L. Gordon Integrated School Elementary School
Kalaklan Elementary School
Kalalake Elementary School
Mabayuan Elementary School
Nellie E. Brown Elementary School
New Cabalan Elementary School
Old Cabalan Elementary School
Olongapo City Elementary School
Sergia Soriano Esteban Memorial School
SPED-Gifted
Sta. Rita Elementary School
Tabacuhan Elementary School
Tapinac Elementary School

High School (Private)

Aura De Lauerentus Business School
Christ The King Catholic School
Columban College-Asinan
Columban College-Barretto
Holy Infant Jesus College
Little Angel Study Center
Network Computer and Business College
Olongapo Wesley School
St. Anne Academy
St. Joseph College-Olongapo
Sunbeam Christian Academy
Virgen Delos Remedios College
White Stone Christian School

High School (Public)

Barretto National High School
City of Olongapo National High School
City of Olongapo National High School - James L. Gordon Integrated School
Gordon Heights National High School
Gordon Heights NHS - Sta. Rita High School
Iram High School (Resettlement School)
Kalalake National High School
New Cabalan National High School
Regional Science High School, Region III

College

AMA Computer Learning Center, Olongapo City
Aptech Computer Education Subic
Asian Institute of E-commerce
Aura College
Central Gate Micro Tech Center
Columban College (Main and Barretto Campus)
Comteq Computer and Business College
Computron
Freeport Institute for Research, Science and Technology
Gordon College
Mondrian Aura College
National Christian College
Naval Reservation Jr. College
Network Computer and Business Colleges
Olongapo City College
Online Data Center Computer School
Ship Repair Facility Apprentice--HTJ School USNB
STI College Olongapo City
St. Joseph College-Olongapo
US Navy PWC Apprenticeship
USNB Ship Repair Facility Training Division
Olongapo Skills Training Center

[edit]References

^ ^a ^b "Olongapo City - Brief History".
^ It was recorded customary for the Sambal to execute those who have taken another person’s life, unless done by decapitation. Their manner of execution was to bore a hole at the top of the skull and then scrape out the brains.
^ http://olongapo-subic.com/olongapo_city_subic_bay_zambales_museum_legend.htm

[edit]Blogs and Website

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