The Miagao Hog Raiser Association is filled with joy, gratitude, and appreciation for the 10-million 30 Sow Level Hog Multiplier and Techno Demo Farm under the INSPIRE program of the Department of Agriculture through Congresswoman Janette Garin and Mayor Richard Garin.

This comes as the project has finally become a reality with the groundbreaking ceremony held in Barangay Ilog-Ilog on May 2, 2025.

In his message, Mr. Alex Gabayeron emphasized that the project is important for the association members since it will provide them with a new breed of hogs.

For Mayor Richard Garin, this project aimed at the people of Miagao is expected to generate income and improve the livelihood of the Miagaowanons.

Mayor Richard Garin is quickly bringing to life his vision of building six new school buildings for Miagao National High School at its new location in Barangay Kirayan Tacas.

This structure is the second of the six planned 16 classroom buildings for the school’s new site.

Congratulations, Miagaowanons!

Mayor Richard Garin has fulfilled his promise of enhancing connectivity by opening more roads to barangays that were previously inaccessible. This development is part of his dedicated efforts to ensure that every community can thrive through improved infrastructure.

As of this press time, the process has begun in ten barangays, marking a significant milestone in the initiative. These barangays include those located in remote areas that have long suffered from limited access to essential services and resources. The exact names of the barangays are yet to be released, but the residents are already expressing their excitement and gratitude for the changes ahead.

This initiative underscores Mayor Garin’s unwavering commitment to make all barangays accessible to everyone. By prioritizing road openings, he aims to enhance the quality of life for residents, allowing them easier access to markets, healthcare, and educational facilities. It is a crucial step toward promoting economic development and social inclusivity in the region. The mayor’s proactive approach not only reflects his vision for a connected community but also highlights the importance of investing in local infrastructure to foster growth and improve public welfare.

These barangays are: Bariri, Saring, Cagbang, Frantilla, Belen, Mabayan, Agdum to Oyaoy, Toog and Onop.

On April 11, 2024, the Office of Congresswoman Janette Garin, in collaboration with the Department of Public Works and Highways, conducted a pre-construction conference for another significant road project in Barangay Tigmalapad.

This new construction will serve as an access road leading to Sinuhutan Cave and Tinagong Dagat, both popular attractions in the area.

In his address, Mayor Richard Garin emphasized that the push for funding was aimed at enhancing accessibility and comfort for tourists seeking to visit these natural wonders.

It is worth noting that these sites are frequently visited by individuals eager to connect with nature.