TANGUB Ecological Profile

BARANGAY OFFICIALS

TANGUB
POSITION FIRST MI LAST SUFFIX
PB NOLI B VILLAROSA
SBM1 JOSE RAY F PENDON
SBM2 RODOLFO NIÑO A BARRIENTOS
SBM3 MICHAEL B VILLAROSA SR
SBM4 JOSE C MONTAÑO
SBM5 RODOLFO M MONTAÑO SR
SBM6 JOSE A JUGUAN JR
SBM7 DINDO S AMADEO
TREAS MA. TERESA V DOMADIEGO
SEC MARY GRACE B ALBUNIAN

Vision
TO MAKE BARANGAY TANGUB AS A PROGRESSIV. PEACEFUL, AND SELF-DIRECTING COMMUNITY
THAT CAN MAINTAIN THE LIFE-SUSTAINING QUALITY OF ITS ENROLLMENT WITH PEOPLE WHO
ARE GOD-LOVING, HEALTHY,PRODUCTIVE AND SELF RELIANT, UNITED BY SYSTEM OF
GOVERNMENT THAT IS JUST, RESPONSIBLE, EFFECTIVE AND PARTICIPATORY.

Mission
TO PROMOTE THE GENERAL WELL-BEING OF THE PEOPLE THROUGH RQUITABLE DISTRIBUTION
OF OPPURTUNITIES, EFFICIENT AND EFFECTIVE PROVISION OF BASIC SERVICES, THE
DEVELOPMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES AND PROMOTION OF MULTISECTORAL PARTICIPATION
TOWARDS DEVELOPMENT.
HISTORICAL BACKGROUND

A story starts down from the early residents of the brgy about how this place got its
name. Long ago the barangay was covered with thick forest wild animals and birds. One
day while the villages were having their and brave, curious to know what the sound was
left their huts in a hurry with their spears and dogs and proceeded to the direction of
the sound. It was not long before they caught sight of the biggest deer in the world.
They set a strong trap near the south of magsungay creek because they believed that
the deer mustbe thirsty and they anxiously watched the trap. After a while they heard a
faint rushing sound and it grow louder and louder and a few seconds later the biggest
deer in the world was running towards the trap. The villages had a big feast that, since
that time, eople called the place “TANGAB” which means trap in English. In april 26,1962
the Bacolod city council passed an ordinance no. 117, an ordinance creating the barrio
of tangub and its territorial jurisdiction and took effect on the first day of May 1962.

Barangay Captains of Tangub (1951-2000)

1951-1961 Hon. Lino V. Moles Teniente del Barrio

1961-1965 Hon. Manuel C. Villanueva Teniente del Barrio

1965-1969 Hon. Adrian H. Villasis

1969-1972 Hon. Daniel A. Espanilla

1972-1997 Hon. Basilisa V. Atienza

1997-2000 Hon. Jerry T. Moles

2000-2007 Hon. Rodolfo M. Montaño Sr.

2007-2013 Hon. Carlos C. Montano

2013- present Hon. Noli Villarosa

GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION

NORTH BRGY. SINGCANG

EAST ALIJIS

SOUTHEAST CABUG AND MANSILINGAN

SOUTH PAHANOCOY
 DISTANCE 4.7KM FROM THE CITY PROPER ( 15-20 MINS TRAVEL TIME)

LANDAREA 890 hectares

CLIMATE season Rainfall

Wet and Dry

Rainy – June to January

Heavy Rain February to March

Coolest January

Hottest April

Average 74.8 degrees Fahrenheit

TOPOGRAPHY

100% PLAIN

SOIL

partly clay withearthly substance essentially compose of aluminum silicate

CLASSIFICATION

SUB URBAN

WATER BODIES

TANGUB CREEKS PUROK PAG ASA

MACATOL CREEK PUROK PAGHIDAET

CABALAGNAN CREEK PUROK CABALAGNAN/GARDENVILLE

DEMOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICS

BARANGAY DISTRIBUTION AND POPULATION PROJECTION

NSO, Bacolod City - 2015 BASELINE, 2016 – 2020 PROJECTED

Pop’n. 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020

Area
Barangays Densit Actual
(Ha.)
y
2015
 38,746 39,440 40,146 40,864 41,596 42,340
Tangub 889.6885 44

HEALTH CENTERS SUSCEPTIBILITY OF FLOODING

2 HEALTH CENTERS LOW

EDUCATION

TABLE OF EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT

Literate - 23,174 or 89.25%

No Education (2,268) and ages 0-2 (520) – 2,788 (10.75%)
Literacy Rate - 89.25%

SCHOOLS

Barangay Tangub has public and privately owned schools. The Department of Education, Culture
and Sports, Division of Bacolod City, administers and supervises both elementary and high
school of both public and private schools.

GOVERNMENT SCHOOLS
NAME OF SCHOOL CATEGORY
Don Rodolfo A. Medel Sr. Elementary School Elementary
Villa Esperanza Elementary School Elementary
Doña Luisa Medel National High School High School
Tangub Proper Day Care Center Day Care
San Roque Day Care Center Day Care
Villa Esperanza Day Care Center Day Care

PRIVATE ELEMENTARY AND HIGH SCHOOL

NAME OF SCHOOL CATEGORY
LCC Gardenville Elem. & High School
Tangub Christian Academy Elem. & High School
PRIVATE NURSERY/KINDERGARTEN
NAME OF SCHOOL CATEGORY
Beasant School Nursery/Kindergarten
Early Childhood Care Development Nursery/Kindergarten
Angel of Hope Pre-School Nursery/Kindergarten
Living Jewel’s Kinder School Nursery/Kindergarten
Habitat Kinder School Nursery/Kindergarten
Tangub Christian Academy Nursery/Kindergarten
Immaculate Heart of Mary School Nursery/Kindergarten
Don R.A. Kiddie School Nursery/Kindergarten
Kinder Care & Tutorial Center Nursery/Kindergarten

EDUCATION SECTOR

PROGRAMS/PROJECTS

 Renovation of school buildings

 Construction of perimeter fence
 Procurement of arm chairs thru School Board

SECURITY

BARANGAY PULIS LABAN SA KRIMEN (BARANGAY TANOD) are volunteer group given
allowances and insurance benefit by the Barangay Council mandated by law, to maintain public
order, protection and security of life and property.

They also assist the policemen in maintaining peace and order in various puroks in the Barangay,
considering that policemen are not present at all times. Security Services to all puroks during
night time. Barangay tanod attends to traffic in times of emergency or necessity.

Barangay Tangub has two (2) Tanod Outpost located near the Barangay Gym in Villa Esperanza.
Theya re also equipped with handheld/based radio, flashlight, service vehicle and night sticks.

Because of the nature of their job being volunteers, the Barangay tanod is strengthened and
fully mobilized. The Barangay Council thru its Barangay budget provides their uniforms and
trainings.
PRECINCT 8 (BAC-UP 8) is located at Araneta St., Highway Barangay Tangub. Their land area is
1,000 square meters. The area of coverage or areas of responsibility are Barangays Tangub,
Alijis, Pahanocoy and Singcang Airport. The manpower is only twelve (12) personnel including
their station commander.

The force population ration computed only in Barangay Tangub population is 1:2,163, menaing
one policeman for every 2,163 persons. The area of coverage or area of responsibility, the ration
is 1: 6,000.

Precinct 8 (BAC UP 8) is equipped with one (1) service vehicle, telephone, handheld/based radio,
typewriter and firearms.

PEACE AND ORDER/PUBLIC SAFETY

Families with members safe from crime against person 5,062 97.5 %
Families with members not safe from crime against person 130 2.5 %
Families with members safe from crime against property 5,088 98.0 %
Families with members not safe from crime against property 104 2 %
Families with members severely affected by natural disaster 52 1 %
Families with members not affected by natural disaster 5,140 99.0 %
Families with members who are victim of armed conflict 34 0.6 %
Families with members who are not victims of armed conflict 5,158 99.0 %

PROTECTIVE SERVICES

ISSUES

 Lack of fire trucks

 Lack of policemen
 Poor record keeping
 Lack of office supplies

PROGRAMS AND PROJECTS

 Procurement of fire truck
 BCPO to add additional policemen
 BCPO to computerized records
 City Government to budget for the purchase of supplies.

SOCIAL WELFARE

SOCIAL WELFARE PROGRAMS AND SERVICES

Social services takes care of the protection of social welfare and rehabilitation of the least in
terms of physical, mental and social well-being through working together with the Department
of Social Services and Development which is mandated by the government.
 FAMILY AND COMMUNITY WELFARE PROGRAM

Social services extended to family member individual or group to enable tehm to deal with
impairment in social functioning and family relationship.

COMMUNITY

To assist economically and social disadvantaged communities for resolution of common

needs/problems and attainment of social awareness, self-reliance and active participation in
community development.

SOCIAL

Preparation of people’s participation.

WOMEN’S WELFARE PROGRAM

To promote the welfare of the disadvantaged women giving special attention to prevention,
eradication of exploitation of women in any form, including prostitution, illegal recruitment as
well as promotion of skill for employment and self-actualization.

CHILDREN AND YOUTH WELFARE PROGRAM

Services and activities designated for the care, protection and rehabilitation of children and
youth in difficult situation and growth and development.

RELIEF AND REHABILITATION WELFARE PROGRAM

To provide relief, restoration and rehabilitation services to victims of natural and man-made
calamities as well as to prepare the people and the community to cope with disaster and
prevent loss of lives and properties.
YOUTH

Provision of opportunities of social, spiritual and leadership development for the youth through
activities.

ELDERLY WELFARE PROGRAM

Information dissemination on disability prevention and self social enhancement for the elderly.

DISABLED WELFARE PROGRAM

Disability prevention and rehabilitation program for physically, mentally and socially disabled
persons in order to enhance their capability to attain a more meaningful productive and
contributing member of society.
PRACTICAL SKILL DEVELOPMENT

CATEGORY TYPE OF PROJECT PARTICIPANT SOURCE OF FUNDS

Family Heads Sewing Craft 23 Barangay Council
Women’s Cosmetology 27 Barangay Council
Facial Care
Beauty Culture
Food Processing 21
Children Handicraft 28 St. Vincent’s
St. Vincent’s Flower Making Development Center
ERDA Children
Elderly Handicraft 21 Barangay Council

LIVELIHOOD PROJECTS

CATEGORY TYPE OF PROJECT PROJECT OF SOURCE OF FUNDS

Family Heads & Micro lending Brgy. Council CCLDO
Other Needy Families
Women Sewing craft Brgy. Council Barangay Council
Street Children Various Vending Soc. Credit Australian Aid
Revolving Fund
Elderly Charcoal Vending OSCA PAGCOR Fund

STREET CHILDREN PROGRAM

PROJECT/ACTIVITIES TANGUB PROPER VILLA ESPERANZA TOTAL REMARKS

Educational Assistance 69 84 153 DSSD lead
Agency

STREET PARENTS PROGRAM

PROJECT/ACTIVITES YEAR # OF PARTICIPANTS REMARKS

Capability building 1998-2000 65 existing project
Parents Effectiveness 1998-2000 55 existing project
Seminar

PROGRAMS OF NON-GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATION (DAWN Foundation)

Objective:
  To promote the welfare of the disadvantaged, women giving special attention to the
prevention, eradication of exploitation of women in any form including prostitution,
illegal recruitment as well as promotion of skills for employment and self-actualization.

Beneficiary:
 Women’s Group

DAWN - Development thru Active Women Networking

HEALTHY START (BULIG Foundation)

 To build strong family

 Beneficiaries: Poorest of the poor families and large family size
 To prevent child abuse
DAY CARE PRE-SCHOOLERS SERVED UNDER DAY CARE PROGRAM

SCHOOL YEAR MALE FEMALE TOTAL

1998
1999 103 102 205
2000 100 97 197

*Manpower 1. DSSD (Lead Agency)

2. three (3) Day Care Workers

DAY CARE CENTERS

1. Tangub Proper
2. San Roque
3. Villa Esperanza

4.3.1 EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE

SOCIAL SECTOR

ISSUES:

 Poverty and unemployment

 Lack of livelihood projects and skills training
 Incidence of drug abuse and drug pushing
 Increasing number of women and children whoa re victims of drug abuse.

PROGRAMS AND PROJECTS:

 Livelihood programs
 Construction of livelihood centers and training seminars
  Program of rehabilitation for drug addicts
 Allocate budget for emergency assistance
COMMERCE

COMMERCIAL AND BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENTS IN BARANGAY TANGUB

AIR TERMINALS

 Cebu Pacific
 Air Philippines

FURNITURE/UPHOLSTERY

 Negros Bamboo Craft

 Bernadette Furniture
 MB Upholstery Shop
 Mayfield Furniture
 Susing Bag Supply
 Aces Aluminum

METAL CRAFT/REPAIR SHOP/SHOWROOM

 Fernan Metals
 JSM Metal Works
 Pandayan
 Jack Repair Shop
 Josh Bianc Motors
 Alchris Motor Shop
 Wella Metal Enterprises
 Miasar Car Care
 Toyota Motors
 Abomar Corporation
 Bormaheco
 RPM Electronic Repair Shop
 Union Auto Center
 Tyre Tech
 Rusi
 Nitruma Retreaders
 Philacor Service Corporation
 Bacolod Black Smith

DEPARTMENT STORE/BAKERY/GROCERY/FOODS

 Lopues South Square

 San Miguel Corporation
 Big O Bakeshop
  Johns Bakeshop
 Robinhood Commercial
 Daily Marketing
 Lucky Seven Shop
 Chums Pizza

COMMUNICATION

 PLDT – Sub Station

 Islacom – Tower
 Globe – Tower

DRUG DISTRIBUTOR

 Zuellig Corporation
 Unilab Corporation

RECREATION/HOTEL/RESORT

 Palmas del Mar

 Group K

FERTILIZER/FARM IMPLEMENTS

 Philphos Fertilizer
 GML Agro Fertilizer
 LJP Trading Corporation

GAS STATION

 Shell Gas Station

 Octagas Gas Station

HARDWARES/LUMBER YARDS

 Five Star Lumber

 Melro Hardware
 Wil Lumber
 Triple J
 Kenbert Enterprises
 Guevarra Lumber
 GLF Sand and Gravel

WATER REFILL STATION

  Inochi Purified Drinking Water

PRINTING PRESS

 LM Press
 TMBC Printing Bookstore

CARGO FORWARDING

 Atlas Shippers International Inc.

EXISTING ORGANIZATION

 Senior Citizen Organization

 Women’s Organization
 Pag-asa Youth Association of the Philippines
 Paghidaet Brotherhood
 Barangay Street and Urban Working Children
 Street Parents Association
 Day Care Parents Association
 Barangay Disaster Coordinating Council
 Tangub Rescue Group
 Barangay Drug abuse Prevention Council
 Barangay Council for the Protection of Children
 Parents Teachers and Children Association
 Barangay Information Network
 Couples for Christ
 Tangub Trisikad Operarators and Drivers Association
 Tangub Drivers and Operators Association
 San Roque Tricycle Operators and Drivers Association
 Ramylu Subdivision Tricycle Operators and Drivers Association

4.3.2 INDUSTRY

 Pottery

4.3.3 TOURISM

 Palmas del Mar

 Group K
 Pottery Making
 Don Carlos Montilla Memorial Stadium

4.3.4 AGRICULTURE

 Sugarcane Plantation
  Rice field
 Root crops

4.3.5 FORESTRY

Barangay Tangub has no forest

ECONOMIC SECTOR

ISSUES

Lack of labor intensive projects

Lack of skills promotion of the residents
Depleting of fishing grounds
No public market
Lack of livelihood

PROGRAMS AND PROJECTS

Program that would hire Barangay residents to work for the project
Advertise local skills in the Barangay
Maintain shoreline cleaning and mangrove planting
Purchase land for public market
Provide livelihood for coastal puroks

INFRASTRUCTURE AND UTILITY SERVICES

TRANSPORTATION

Six (6) means of transportation

 Public Utility Jeepney (PUJ)
 Trisikads
 Motorcycle
 Private Owned Cars
 Bicycle
 Taxi

TRANSPORTATION SECTOR
ISSUES

 Bad condition of roads

 Lack of traffic discipline

PROGRAMS AND PROJECTS

 Maintenance and widening of roads

 Conduct seminars to drivers

COMMUNICATIONS/TELECOMMUNICATIONS

 PLDT Sub-Station
 Islacom
 Globe Tower
 Smart Tower
 Handheld Radios
 Telephones
 Cellphones

ISSUES

 Lack of telephone lines

PROGRAMS AND PROJECTS

 Communication companies to add telephone lines

WATER UTILITY

 Artesian wells
 BACIWA

ISSUES

 Insufficient potable water

 Lack of artesian wells
 Lack of BACIWA water lines

PROGRAMS AND PROJECTS

 Feasibility study of water system in the Barangay

 Additional budget for the construction of artesian wells
 Request BACIWA to add water lines.

POWER SUPPLY

 CENECO

ISSUES
  High cost of electricity due to PPA
 Illegal tapping
 Electric fluctuation
 Lack of electric power supply to some inner puroks

PROGRAM AND PROJECT

 Address all issues to CENECO

ENVIRONMENTAL SECTOR

LAND RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

 60% Residential Land Use

 10% Commercial Land Use
 15% Coastal Area
 14% Agricultural
 1% Government Facilities

AIR QUALITY MANAGEMENT

The Barangay Council is concerned about the environment and with the help of the residents of
Barangay Tangub will work hand in hand to maintain clean and safe air for the future
generation.

WATER AND AQUATIC RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

Barangay Tangub has potable and safe drinking water. The main water source and household
uses artesian wells and partly from the Bacolod City Water District (BACIWA)

Since Barangay Tangub is partly coastal, the Barangay Council launched a Clean Up Drive and
plant mangroves to protect our shorelines.

DRAINAGE

The poor drainage system and improvement of drainage is the main problem of the residents in
Barangay Tangub. During rainy season, canals overflow which is unhealthy and damages
people’s property.
It is also identified by the City Administrator as one of the flood prone Barangay because of its
location that is near the sea with clogged creeks and low lying areas.

FLOODED AREAS

 Purok Matahum
 Purok Sunflower
  Purok Ramylu amd along Ramylu Drive
 Purok Villa (in front of Barangay Hall)
 Purok United Roadside (portion)
 Purok Greenfield (inner portion in the light bridge)
 Purok Paghidaet

TYPES OF DRAINAGE

 Open canal
 Blind drainage with RC pipes
 Canal with riprap
 No canal

CREEKS IN THE BARANGAY

NAME LOCATION
 Cabalagnan Creek Gardenville
 Pag-asa Creek Purok Pag-asa
 Makatol Creek Purok Paghidaet

The Barangay Council has yet to update and come up with a Drainage Master Plan thru the
technical assistance of the City Administration.

Although major drainage outlet and canals are being maintained but are not sufficient because
of budgetary constraints. It cannot also be denied that Barangay Tangub is one of the highly
urbanized Barangay of Bacolod City which is progressing very fast with business establishments,
subdivisions, construction activities and its population.

The ultimate goal of the Barangay Council is to have an effective management of liquid waste
disposal and flood control in order to have a healthier Barangay and a better place to live in.

ISSUES:

 One of the flooded Barangays of Bacolod City

 Poor drainage system
 Clogged creeks and esteros
 Creeks not suitable for residential purposes are being given land titles and converted to
residential areas.
 Creeks not indicated in the Subdivision Plan or land title

PROGRAMS AND PROJECTS

 City Administration thru its technical expertise should come up with a concrete drainage
master planning and design
 Identifying construction and rehabilitation of drainage system
 Lack of funds and equipment to de-clog creeks and esteros.
 Referral to Barangay Council prior to approval of subdivision plan to see to it if that area
will not hinder the flow of natural drainage such as creeks