About Miagao
PHYSICAL RESOURCE PROFILE
The Municipality has a total land area of 15,722.04 hectares. The poblacion, composed of eight (8) barangays, has an area of 299.54 hectares and the remaining 111 barangays has a total area of 15,422.50.
Miagao, a brief History
Miagao became an independent Municipality in 1716. It used to be a part or arrabal of four (4) different towns. Record shows that before Miagao became a town, it was an arrabal of Oton until 1580; of Tigbauan until 1952; of Suaraga or Suaragan (now San Joaquin) until 1703; and of Guimbal until 1716 when it became an independent town. It was until 1731, however, when Miagao had its own head. Read more: Miagao, a brief History
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The members of the Personnel Selection Board convened today for the interview of the applicants for various positions in the municipal local government.
Chaired by Mayor Richard Garin, the PSB assists the appointing authority in the objective selection of candidates for appointment in the agency. The members include Jose Angelo Molejona , Adora Mande, Jelane Umadhay, and the head of the office of the office concern....
The Municipal Social Welfare and Development Office is distributing the cash aid to 438 Miagaowanon residents affected by STS Paeng at the JRBB Hall today.
The amount, however, depends on the extent of damage - P10,140.00 for totally damaged houses and P5,070.00 for partially damaged houses.
Bidding for the repair of the 6-classroom building of Palaca Damilisan National High School.
TOWARDS THE RIGHT DIRECTION
Mayor Richard Garin sees to it that the local government is on the right direction as he personally checks on the plans and accomplishments of each office regularly. Today, Mayor Garin attentively listens to the reports of all department heads and gives specific...
CG Commander Paterno B Belarmino Jr paid a courtesy visit to the Office of the Mayor earlier today.
Among the things discussed were their needs for fencing, electrification, and water among others for their station in Barangay Baybay Norte.