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Human Resources

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Dagupan City Population

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Population Projection by Barangay

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Population Density

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LIST OF TABLES Page Maximum and Minimum Temperature Recorded: CY 2010-2016

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Recorded Rainfall in Dagupan City: CY 2010-2016

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Total Population by Religious Affiliation Affiliati on and Sex: Pangasinan CY 2015

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Total Population, Household, Land Area and Population Density By Barangay, Dagupan City: 2015 Census

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Population Projection By Barangay, Dagupan City: CY 2015-2018

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Historical Histori cal Growth of Total Population: Pangasinan Pangasin an and Dagupan City (1903-2015)

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Total Number of Household, Dagupan City: CY 2015-2020

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Total Population, Number of Households, Land Area and Population Density by Barangay, Dagupan City: CY 2016

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Total Population By Age Group & Sex, Dagupan City: CY 2015 (Census)

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Total Population By Sex and Age Structure, Struct ure, Dagupan City: CY 2016

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Gainful Workers 15 Years Old & Over By Major Occupation Group and Sex, Dagupan City: City: CY 2015 Census

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Literacy of the Household Population 10 Years and Over by Age Group and Sex, Dagupan City: City: CY 2015 (Census)

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Dagupan City Land Use Allocation, CY 2013

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Local Government Income By Type of and Source of Fund, Dagupan City: CY 2016

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Local Government Expenditure Expenditur e By Type and Source of Fund, Dagupan City: CY 2015

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List of Banks in Dagupan City: CY 2016

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List of ATM Machines in Dagupan City 2016

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List of Financing/Lending Financi ng/Lending Institution Insti tution in Dagupan City: CY 2016

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List or Pawnshops and Business Address, Dagupan City: CY 2016

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Number of Registered Business Establishments, Establishment s, Dagupan City: CY 2016

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Dagupan City Road Inventory

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Dagupan City Road Length of Pavement

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Number of Registered Vehicles, Dagupan City: CY 2016

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Household Served and Unserved With Electricity By Barangay: CY 2015

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List of Internet Service Providers, Dagupan City: CY 2016

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List of Internet Cafes/Shops, Dagupan City: CY 2016

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List of Public and Private Hospitals, Dagupan City: CY 2016

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List of Public Pre-Elementary and Elementary Schools and Location Dagupan City: SY 2016-2017

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List of Private Pre-Elementary Schools and Location Dagupan City: SY 2016-2017

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List of Private Elementary Schools and Location Dagupan City: SY 2016-2017

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List of Secondary Public Junior High Schools and Location Dagupan City: SY 2016-2017

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List of Secondary Private Junior High Schools and Location Dagupan City: SY 2016-2017

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List of Secondary Public Senior High Schools and Location Dagupan City: SY 2016-2017

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List of Secondary Private Senior High Schools and Location Dagupan City: SY 2016-2017

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Early Childhood Care and Development Program Day Care Enrolment By Barangay and Sex, Dagupan City SY 2016-2017

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Hotels/Inns Number of Rooms and Location, Dagupan City: CY 2016

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Personnel Complement in Dagupan City, January 31, 2015

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LIS T O F FIGURES

Figure 1. Location Map of Dagupan City

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Figure 2. Barangay Cluster Map, 2000

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Figure 3. Maximum & Minimum Temperature Recorded Dagupan City: CY 2011-2016

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Figure 4. Rainfall in Dagupan City (January to December 2016)

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Figure 5. Dagupan City Population by Barangay, CY 2016

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Figure 6. Dagupan City Historical Population Growth Rate

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Figure 7. Dagupan City Land Use Percentage Share, CY 2013

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Figure 8. Lengths of Roads in Kilometers by Type: CY 2016

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HISTORY The early settlers of Dagupan City are believed to have come from Flores Islands in Indonesia because of their dialect which has a strong similarity to the Pangasinan dialect. Their main occupation is fishing and salt making, a major source of income among coastal residents of today. Originally named Bacnotan by the Augustinian missionaries a few years after the establishment of the Spanish encomienda in Pangasinan in 1583, Dagupan was already known to be the biggest entreport (marketplace) not only in the province of Pangasinan but the whole of Region I. In 1660, Andres Malong, a local chieftain, led a revolt against the Spaniards for imposing forced labor. After the revolt, the people rebuilt the town. To commemorate the gathering forces under Malong, the place was renamed to “Nandaragupan,” which means, “where people meet.” In 1780, the name of the town was simplified to Dagupan, followed by the end of Spanish rule on July 23, 1898, when the Spanish troops surrendered to the Katipunan leader, General Francisco Makabulos. In 1891 the Manila Railroad Company Limited of London was finally completed and the Philippine National Railway Station in Dagupan was located along the Barrera Street to Nable Street containing an area of 5,841 square meters which is called “Rio Horno” a Spanish word for rio as river and horno as oven or furnace, eventually it is more appropriate to be called a steaming river due to the locomotive steam engine or the prancing iron horse making its daily station with all its smoke and steam before transporting its cargo of agricultural crops, fish and livestocks, as well as the people traveling from Manila to the Ilocos Region. The “Rio Horno” is a PNR property and a major trading, commercial and transport route after the Liberation of Dagupan from the Spanish Rule. The Railroad Terminal made Dagupan the center of commercial and population of the north and central Luzon so the Dominican order put up the Collegio de San Alberto Magno which was built by Father Vicente Iztequi in 1891 at the foot of the Franklin Bridge in Calmay which was wash out by the big flood that hit Pangasinan in 1935. The 45th Infantry Batallion under Gen. Douglas MacArthur landed at the shores of Bonuan, and then later totally liberated Dagupan from the Spanish rule. The first civil government was established on February 16, 1901 with the holding of the first elections through “viva voce.” Following the fall of Bataan, the Japanese Army invaded Dagupan. Japanese rule lasted until 1945. On June 20, 1947, two years after the liberation, Dagupan became a city by virtue of Republic Act 170, a law known as the City Charter of Dagupan. This charter governs the operations of the city as an independent political entity with its own distinct zeal.

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GEOGRAPHY/GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION

Dagupan City is located on the northern part of Pangasinan Province, in Region I, along the Lingayen Gulf. It is bounded by the Lingayen Gulf in the north, San Fabian in the northeast, Mangaldan in the east, Calasiao in the south and Binmaley in the west. The City fall within latitudes 16 01’ to 16 07’ north and longitude 12 18’ to 120 23’ east and is about 212 kilometers North of Manila.

Figure 1. Location Map Of Dagupan City

Geo-hydrological base Three mountain ranges in northern and central Luzon define the Agno River basin; down at the point each load of silt that the river discharges into the sea is rhythmically pushed back by ocean wave sand piled up into layers and layers of alluvial deposits wherein the seashore increases by a growing expanse of reclaimed land. Hence also the peculiar landform wherein a series of “islets” encircled by meandering rivers, having been formed entirely by water, even what appears to be dry land is actually saturated with water. This geological and hydrological process of 7


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Dagupan is behind the most important factor that contributes to the production and very unique character of the Agno-marine resources and the Bonuan (bangus) milkfish recognized as the tastiest milkfish all over the world.

Area The digitized cadastral map reveals that Dagupan has a land area of 4,446.43 hectares.

Barangays Subdivision The City has a total of 31 barangays. To facilitate the analyses of the socioeconomic and spatial dimensions of Dagupan City, the data of the 31 barangays were grouped into five (5) clusters. Figure 2 reflects the Barangay Cluster Map of the City. The clustering of barangays was based on certain homogeneity criteria as follows:

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CLUSTER 1 comprises the more intensely built-up Poblacion barangays and the natural expansion path of the urban area, namely:  Pantal in the north;  Herrero-Perez in the east and south; and  Poblacion Oeste in the West.

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CLUSTER 2 is made up of the three Bonuan Barangays:  Bonuan Binloc;  Bonuan Boquig; and  Bonuan Gueset.

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CLUSTER 3 is composed of the five island barangays in the west, namely:  Calmay;  Carael;  Lomboy;  Pugaro Suit; and  Salapingao.

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CLUSTER 5 which consists of all eastern barangays is more heterogeneous in that there are extensive fishponds, croplands as well as built-up areas. These barangays include Bolosan, Caranglaan, Mamalingling, Mangin, Salisay, Tambac and Tebeng. Figure 2. Barangay Cluster Map, 2000

Topography The major land formation in the area includes a coastal plain having an almost flat terrain with slopes ranging from 0 to 3%, while the rest are considered as swampy areas, ponds and other forms of wetlands or water bodies. 9


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There are seven (7) river courses namely: 1. Magueragday-Anolid River 5. Dawel River 2. Bayaoas River 6. Tanap River 3. Patogcawen River 7. Pantal River 4. Calmay River

Climate The city belongs to climate Type I (Coronas Classification of Philippine Climate) Characterized by two seasons: The dry and wet. Dry season starts in November and ends in May while wet season starts in June and ends in October. Heavy rainfall is usually experienced during the months of July and August. The coldest month is January.

Temperature Records from the Philippine Atmospheric Geophysical and Astronomic Services Administration (PAGASA) show that for the year 2016 the maximum temperature of 37.60 ºC was experienced for the month of May in Dagupan City, while the minimum temperature of 19.00 ºC was felt in January.

Table 1. MAXIMUM AND MINIMUM TEMPERATURE RECORDED, Dagupan City: 2010 - 2016

Year 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

Month May January May January April January April January May January May January May January

Maximum Temperature (In Degrees Celcius) 35.20

Minimum Temperature (In Degrees Celcius) 20.50

33.40 20.50 35.20 21.50 38.00 19.00 35.20 19.80 37.50 18.50 37.60 19.00

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For the last seven years (2010-2016) the maximum temperature of 38.00 ºC was experienced in April 2013, however, the minimum temperature of 18.50 ºC was felt in the month of January 2015.

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Figure 3. Maximum & Minimum Temperature Recorded Dagupan City: CY 2011-2016

Rainfall In the year 2016 (January – December) the highest rainfall recorded was in August with 1,214.90 mm. while the lowest was in February with 1.40 mm, followed by the month of March with 2.40 mm and January with 3.00 mm. The average rainfall for the year 2016 was 251.79 mm.

Table 2. RECORDED RAINFALL IN MILLIMETERS, DAGUPAN CITY 2010 – 2016 MONTH

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

January

0.20

1.00

4.6

9.2

T (0)

3.00

3.00

February

1.00

12.00

19.50

1.20

0

T (0)

1.40

March

T (0)

5.60

58.00

71.50

1.6

19.20

2.40

April

82.10

48.60

44.60

108.80

185

59.60

77.20

May

122.00

309.70

240.10

170.40

227.5

56.40

207.70

June

278.20

747.20

684.80

135.50

428.8

246.10

169.90

July

265.20

403.30

640.40

235.20

603.9

1,087.9

424.20

August

489.20

826.90

994.40

1134.60

451.7

352.60

1,214.90

September

164.20

418.90

386.70

552.20

870

435.20

342.30

October

582.40

167.70

49.60

105.00

143.1

361.20

535.00

November

199.50

101.70

2.30

13.60

1.6

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9.90

December

3.00

24.60

4.60

19.70

23.4

136.40

33.60

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Figure 4. Rainfall in Dagupan City (January to December 2016)

Languages/Dialects Pangasinan is the most frequently spoken dialect. Other dialects spoken are Tagalog, Ilocano and Kapampangan. Foreign languages spoken are English and Chinese.

Ethnic Groups As to ethnicity, Pangasinan/Pangasinense contributed 110,512 or 85.17% of the total household population followed by Tagalog (11,185 or 8.62%), Ilocano (4,051 or 3.12%), and Chinese (310 or 0.24%) based on the 2000 Census.

Religious Sects/Affiliation Majority of the Dagupeños are Roman Catholics but there are other religious denominations that registered significant membership like Independent Church, Iglesia Ni Cristo, Protestants, Jehovah’s, Methodist and Latter-day Saints (Mormons). In Pangasinan, the bulk of the members in religious affiliation are the Roman Catholic with a greatest number 2,541,296 or 85.95 percent. Iglesia Ni Cristo has 107,462 or 3.63 percent and Evangelicals with 93,403 or 3.16 percent of the total religious affiliation as shown in Table 3.

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Table 3. TOTAL POPULATION BY RELIGIOUS AFFILIATION AND SEX Pangasinan CY 2015 Religious Affiliation

Both Sexes

PANGASINAN Total

Male

Female

2,956,726

1,493,708

1,463,018

18,825

9,492

9,333

127

67

60

369

188

181

11,007

5,333

5,674

82

38

44

211

130

81

42

16

26

5,661

2,759

2,902

10,309

5,126

5,183

4

2

2

4,131

2,017

2,114

15

12

5

364

168

186

93,403

45,365

48,038

16

4

12

144

65

79

Higher Ground Baptist Mission

7

4

3

Iglesia Evangelica Unida de Cristo

8

4

4

107,462

54,191

53,271

Iglesia sa Dios Espiritu Santo, Incorporated

942

463

479

International Baptist Missionary Fellowship

6

1

5

51

30

21

6,174

3,180

2,994

24,584

11,550

13,034

37

21

16

9,511

4,613

4,898

45

15

30

449

231

218

Miracle Revival Church of the Philippines

33

20

13

Missionary Baptist Churches of the Philippines

18

9

9

45,689

22,912

22,777

Philippine Benevolent Missionaries Association

12

8

4

Philippine Ecumenical Christian Church

54

28

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Aglipay Association of Baptist Churches in Luzon, Visayas & Mindanao Association of Fundamental Baptist Churches in the Philippines Bible Baptist Church Bread of Life Ministries Buddhist Cathedral of Praise, Incorporated Church of Christ Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints Convention of the Philippine Baptist Church Crusaders of the Divine Church of Christ, Incorporated Door of Faith Evangelical Christian Outreach Foundation Evangelicals (Philippine Council of Evangelical Churches) Faith Tabernacle Church (Living Rock Ministries) Good News Christian Churches

Iglesia ni Cristo

International One Way Outreach Islam Jehovah’s Witness Jesus is Alive Community, Incorporated Jesus is Lord Church Love of Christ International Ministries Lutheran Church of the Philippines

National Council of Churches in the Philippines

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3

384

205

179

1,835

919

916

28

17

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2,541,296

1,288,758

1,252,538

Salvation Army, Philippines

1,374

657

717

Seventh Day Adventist

7,476

3,590

3,886

Things To Come

13

7

6

UNIDA Evangelist Church

11

7

4

Union Espiritista Cristiana de Filipinas, Incorporated

7,465

3,760

3,705

United Church of Christ in the Philippines

4,407

2,250

2,157

United Pentecostal Church (Philippines), Incorporated Victory Chapel Christian Fellowship

3,637

1,825

1,812

815

365

450

58

32

26

Other Baptists

8,491

4,117

4,374

Other Protestants

5,175

2,527

2,648

33,063

15,987

17,076

1,350

592

758

58

28

30

Philippine Grace Gospel Philippine Independent Catholic Church Potter’s House Christian Center Roman Catholic, Including Catholic Charismatic

Way of Salvation Church, Incorporated

Other Religious Affiliations Tribal Religions None Source: Philippines Statistics Authority, 2015 Census of Population

II. HUMAN RESOURCES Population 1. Total Population The city had a total population of 171,271 based on the 2015 Census of Population and Housing conducted by the National Census and Statistics Office. It is about 5.79 percent of the Province of Pangasinan’s total population of 2,956,726. The average annual growth rate from 2010 to 2015 of the city was 0.87 percent, having a population density of 3,852 person/square kilometers. For the year 2016, the estimated population of Dagupan City was 172,761 an increase of 1,490 persons or 0.87 percent from the previous year’s (2015) population of 171,271. The most populated barangay in 2015 census was Bonuan Gueset (23,373); second to it was Pantal (17,841); third, Bonuan Boquig (14,354); fourth, Lucao (10,252) and fifth, Malued (9,581). However, the least populated barangay was Barangay I (664); followed by Barangay IV (1,201).

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Table 4. TOTAL POPULATION, NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLD POPULATION, NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLD, LAND AREA AND POPULATION DENSITY BY BARANGAY Dagupan City: 2015 (Census)

Barangay

Population (Census)

Number of Household Population

Number Of Household

Land Area (Ha.)

Popn. Density (Person/ Ha.)

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BACAYAO NORTE

3,476

3,453

774

76.49

45.44

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BACAYAO SUR

2,686

2,668

598

37.09

72.42

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BARANGAY I

664

660

148

11.07

59.98

4

BARANGAY II & III

2,562

2,545

571

18.81

136.20

5

BARANGAY IV

1,201

1,193

268

14.69

81.76

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BOLOSAN

3,872

3,846

863

140.40

27.58

7

BONUAN BINLOC

9,506

9,443

2,118

292.10

32.54

8

BONUAN BOQUIG

14,354

14,260

3,199

549.60

26.12

9

BONUAN GUESET

23,373

23,219

5,209

485.70

48.12

10 CALMAY

6,972

6,926

1,554

212.90

32.75

11 CARAEL

4,872

4,840

1,086

340.70

14.30

12 CARANGLAAN

7,485

7,436

1,668

73.15

102.32

13 HERRERO-PEREZ

2,474

2,458

551

47.74

51.82

14 LASIP CHICO

1,983

1,970

442

28.52

69.53

15 LASIP GRANDE

2,818

2,799

628

43.96

64.10

16 LOMBOY

1,337

1,328

298

75.96

17.60

17 LUCAO

10,252

10,185

2,285

195.30

52.49

18 MALUED

9,581

9,518

2,135

148.90

64.34

19 MAMALINGLING

1,653

1,642

368

216.20

7.65

20 MANGUIN

4,019

3,993

896

126.80

31.70

21 MAYOMBO

6,943

6,897

1,547

81.76

84.92

17,841

17,724

3,976

324.70

54.95

23 POBLACION OESTE

4,651

4,620

1,036

71.48

65.07

24 POGO CHICO

4,747

4,716

1,058

39.62

119.81

25 POGO GRANDE

2,211

2,196

493

39.62

55.80

26 PUGARO SUIT

5,233

5,199

1,166

160.70

32.56

27 SALAPINGAO

2,996

2,976

668

95.47

31.38

27 SALISAY

2,140

2,126

477

125.80

17.01

29 TAMBAC

2,272

2,257

506

149.30

15.22

4,154 2,943 171,271

4,127 2,924 170,144

926 656 38,168

118.70 103.20 4446.43

35.00 28.52 38.52

22 PANTAL

30 TAPUAC 31 TEBENG TOTAL

Source: Philippines Statistics Authority, 2015 Census of Population

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Table 5. POPULATION PROJECTION BY BARANGAY Dagupan City: CY 2015 – 2018 BARANGAY

2015 Census 3,476

2016

2017

2018

3,506

3,537

3,568

2,686

2,709

2,733

2,757

664

670

676

681

BARANGAY II & III

2,562

2,584

2,607

2,629

5

BARANGAY IV

1,201

1,211

1,222

1,233

6

BOLOSAN

3,872

3,906

3,940

3,974

7

BONUAN BINLOC

9,506

9,589

9,672

9,756

8

BONUAN BOQUIG

14,354

14,479

14,605

14,732

9

BONUAN GUESET

23,373

23,576

23,781

23,988

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CALMAY CARAEL

6,972 4,872

12

CARANGLAAN

7,485

7,033 4,914 7,550

7,094 4,957 7,616

7,156 5,000 7,682

13

HERRERO-PEREZ

2,474

2,496

2,517

2,539

14

LASIP CHICO

1,983

2,000

2,018

2,035

15

LASIP GRANDE

2,818

2,843

2,867

2,892

16

LOMBOY

1,337

1,349

1,360

1,372

17

LUCAO

10,252

10,341

10,431

10,522

18

MALUED

9,581

9,664

9,748

9,833

19

MAMALINGLING

1,653

1,667

1,682

1,697

20

MANGUIN

4,019

4,054

4,089

4,125

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MAYOMBO PANTAL

6,943 17,841

7,003

7,064

7,126

17,996

18,153

18,311

23

POBLACION OESTE

4,651

4,692

4,733

4,774

24

POGO CHICO

4,747

4,788

4,830

4,872

25

POGO GRANDE

2,211

2,230

2,250

2,269

26

PUGARO SUIT

5,233

5,279

5,324

5,371

27

SALAPINGAO

2,996

3,022

3,048

3,075

27

SALISAY

2,140

2,159

2,177

2,196

29

TAMBAC

2,272

2,292

2,312

2,332

30

TAPUAC

4,154

4,190

4,227

4,263

31

TEBENG

2,943 171,271

2,969 172,761

2,994 174,264

3,020 175,780

1

BACAYAO NORTE

2

BACAYAO SUR

3

BARANGAY I

4

TOTAL

Source: CPDO-Computation based on 2015 Census using ratio and proportion (0.87 AGGR)

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Figure 5. Dagupan City Population by Barangay, CY 2016

Population Growth Rate Average Geometric Growth Rate of Dagupan City from 02 March 1903 to 01 August 2015 was 1.89 percent, however, during the 01 May 2010 to 01 August 2015 period the growth rate was 0.87 percent.

Table 6. HISTORICAL GROWTH OF TOTAL POPULATION, Pangasinan and Dagupan City (1903- 2015) Total Population Census Date

Pangasinan

Dagupan City

March 2, 1903 December 31, 1918 January 1, 1939 October 1, 1948 February15, 1960 May 6, 1970 May 1, 1975 May 1, 1980 May 1, 1990 September 1, 1995 May 1, 2000 August 1, 2007

442,521 565,922 742,475 920,491 1,124,144 1,386,143 1,520,085 1,636,057 2,022,056 2,178,412 2,434,086 2,645,395

20,357 20,441 32,602 43,838 63,191 83,582 90,092 98,344 122,247 126,214 130,328 149,554

May 1, 2010 August 1, 2015 Average

2,779,862 2,956,726

163,676 171,271

Geometric Growth Rate Dagupan Pangasinan City 1.57 1.14 2.23 1.81 2.07 1.86 1.48 2.14 1.41 2.41 1.15

0.62 1.89 3.08 3.33 2.77 1.51 1.77 2.19 0.60 0.69 1.92

1.82 1.18 1.71

3.34 0.87 1.89


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Figure 6. Dagupan City Historical Population Growth Rate

Table 7. NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLD Dagupan City: CY 2015-2020 Barangay 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 27 29 30 31

BACAYAO NORTE BACAYAO SUR BARANGAY I BARANGAY II & III BARANGAY IV BOLOSAN BONUAN BINLOC BONUAN BOQUIG BONUAN GUESET CALMAY CARAEL CARANGLAAN HERRERO-PEREZ LASIP CHICO LASIP GRANDE LOMBOY LUCAO MALUED MAMALINGLING MANGUIN MAYOMBO PANTAL POBLACION OESTE POGO CHICO POGO GRANDE PUGARO SUIT SALAPINGAO SALISAY TAMBAC TAPUAC TEBENG TOTAL

2015 (Census) 774 598 148 571 268 863 2,118 3,199 5,209 1,554 1,086 1,668 551 442 628 298 2,285 2,135 368 896 1,547 3,976 1,036 1,058 493 1,166 668 477 506 926 656 38,168

2016

2017

2018

2019

2020

781 603 149 576 270 871 2,136 3,227 5,254 1,568 1,095 1,683 556 446 633 301 2,305 2,154 371 904 1,560 4,011 1,045 1,067 497 1,176 674 481 510 934 662 38,500

788 608 151 581 273 878 2,155 3,255 5,300 1,581 1,105 1,697 561 450 639 303 2,325 2,172 374 912 1,574 4,045 1,054 1,077 502 1,186 680 485 515 942 667 38,835

794 614 152 586 275 886 2,174 3,283 5,346 1,595 1,115 1,712 565 454 644 306 2,345 2,191 378 920 1,588 4,081 1,063 1,086 506 1,197 686 489 519 950 673 39,173

801 619 153 591 277 893 2,193 3,312 5,393 1,609 1,124 1,727 570 458 650 309 2,366 2,210 381 928 1,602 4,116 1,073 1,095 510 1,207 691 494 524 959 679 39,514

808 624 155 596 280 901 2,212 3,341 5,440 1,623 1,134 1,742 575 462 656 311 2,386 2,229 384 936 1,615 4,152 1,082 1,105 515 1,218 698 498 528 967 685 39,858

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Population Density Based on the estimated population of 172,761 in 2016 and an area of 4,446.43 hectares the population density in Dagupan City is 38.85 persons per hectare or 3,885 persons per square kilometer. Bonuan Gueset having the largest land area also has the biggest population, while Barangay II & III has the highest population density among the barangays as shown in Table 8.

Table 8. TOTAL POPULATION, NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLDS, LAND AREA, POPULATION DENSITY BY BARANGAY Dagupan City: CY 2016

Barangay 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31

BACAYAO NORTE BACAYAO SUR BARANGAY I BARANGAY II & III BARANGAY IV BOLOSAN BONUAN BINLOC BONUAN BOQUIG BONUAN GUESET CALMAY CARAEL CARANGLAAN HERRERO-PEREZ LASIP CHICO LASIP GRANDE LOMBOY LUCAO MALUED MAMALINGLING MANGUIN MAYOMBO PANTAL POBLACION OESTE POGO CHICO POGO GRANDE PUGARO SUIT SALAPINGAO SALISAY TAMBAC TAPUAC TEBENG TOTAL

Population

Number of Household

3,506 2,709 670 2,584 1,211 3,906 9,589 14,479 23,576 7,033 4,914 7,550 2,496 2,000 2,843 1,349 10,341 9,664 1,667 4,054 7,003 17,996 4,692 4,788 2,230 5,279 3,022 2,159 2,292 4,190 2,969 172,761

781 603 149 576 270 871 2,136 3,227 5,254 1,568 1,095 1,683 556 446 633 301 2,305 2,154 371 904 1,560 4,011 1,045 1,067 497 1,176 674 481 510 934 662 41,199

Land Area (Ha.) 76.49 37.09 11.07 18.81 14.69 140.40 292.10 549.60 485.70 212.90 340.70 73.15 47.74 28.52 43.96 75.96 195.30 148.90 216.20 126.80 81.76 324.70 71.48 39.62 39.62 160.70 95.47 125.80 149.30 118.70 103.20 4446.43

Population Density (Person/Ha.) 45.84 73.04 60.52 137.37 82.44 27.82 32.83 26.34 48.54 33.03 14,42 103.21 52.28 70.13 64.67 17.76 52.95 64.90 7.71 31.97 85.65 55,42 65.64 120.85 56.28 32.85 31.65 17.16 15.35 35.30 28.77 38.85

Source: CPDO-Computation based on 2015 Census using ratio and proportion.

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Sex and Age Structure Based on the 2015 census, the sex ratio was 0.98817. This indicates the predominance of male population. There are 99 females for every 100 males. Children are defined as those whose ages are below eighteen years old of age and these totaled 62,508 or 36.49 percent of the 2015 census total population. The bulk of the population is the productive or the working age group (15-64 age bracket) numbering 110,193 or 64.34 percent. Our dependent population totaled 59,078 or 35.66 percent of the total population. This gives the dependency ratio of 53.71 percent or there are 54 dependent population for every 100 productive population. Young dependency ratio is 47.20 percent and old dependency ratio is 8.23 percent.

Table 9. TOTAL POPULATION BY AGE GROUP AND SEX, Dagupan City: 2015 CENSUS Age Group

Both Sexes

Male

Female

All Ages

171,271

86,145

85,126

Under 1 1 – 4 5 – 9 10 – 14 15 – 19 20 – 24 25 – 29 30 – 34 35 – 39 40 – 44 45 – 49 50 – 54 55 – 59 60 – 64 65 – 69 70 – 74 75 – 79 80 & over

3,416 13,795 17,581 17,218 17,497 16,216 13,931 12,707 11,751 9,983 9,153 7,625 6,341 4,989 3,860 2,179 1,537 1,492

1,760 7,055 9,166 8,740 8,900 8,329 7,186 6,545 6,101 5,129 4,648 3,752 3,038 2,306 1,684 857 519 430

1,656 6,740 8,415 8,478 8,597 7,887 6,745 6,162 5,650 4,854 4,505 3,873 3,303 2,683 2,176 1,322 1,018 1,062

0 – 17 18 & over

62,508 108,763

32,061 54,084

30,447 54,679

0 – 14 15 – 64 65 & over

52,010 110,193 9,068

26,721 55,934 3,490

25,289 54,259 5,578


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Table 10. TOTAL POPULATION BY AGE GROUP AND SEX, Dagupan City: CY 2016 Age Group

Both Sexes Number

Male

Percent

Female

Number Percent

Number

Percent

All Ages

172,761

100.00

86,899

50.30

85,862

49.70

Under 1

3,446

1.99

1,775

1.03

1,670

0.97

1 to 4

13,915

8.06

7,116

4.12

6,799

3.94

5 to 9

17,734

10.27

9,246

5.35

8,488

4.91

10 to 14

17,368

10.05

8,816

5.10

8,552

4.95

15 – 19

17,649

10.22

8,977

5.20

8,672

5.02

20 – 24

16,357

9.47

8,401

4.86

7,956

4.60

25 – 29

14,052

8.13

7,249

4.20

6,804

3.94

30 – 34

12,818

7.42

6,602

3.82

6,216

3.60

35 – 39

11,853

6.86

6,154

3.56

5,699

3.30

40 – 44

10,070

5.83

5,174

2.99

4,896

2.83

45 – 49

9,233

5.35

4,688

2.72

4,544

2.63

50 – 54

7,691

4.45

3,785

2.19

3,907

2.26

55 – 59

6,396

3.70

3,064

1.77

3,332

1.93

60 – 64

5,032

2.91

2,326

1.35

2,706

1.57

65 – 69

3,894

2.25

1,699

0.98

2,195

1.27

70 – 74

2,198

1.27

864

0.50

1,334

0.77

75 – 79

1,550

0.90

524

0.30

1,027

0.59

80 and over

1,505

0.87

434

0.25

1,071

0.62

0 – 17

63,052

36.50

32,340

18.72

30,712

17.78

18 and over

109,709

63.50

54,555

31.58

55,155

31.92

0 – 14

52,462

30.37

26,953

15.60

25,509

14.77

15 – 64 65 and over

111,151

64.34

56,421

32.66

54,731

31.68

9,147

5.29

3,520

2.03

5,627

3.26

Source: CPDO-Computation based on 2015 Census using ratio and proportion.

Labor Force Out of the projected total population of the city which is 171,271 (2015), there are 110,193 or 64.34% belonging to the working age population ranging from 15 to 64 years of age, 55,934 or 50.76% are males and 54,259or 49.24% are females.

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Gainful Workers Based on the 2015 census, gainful workers 15 years old and over totaled 69,806 of which 43,501 or 62.32 percent are males and 26,305 or 37.68 are females. Highest major occupation are engaged in Service and Sales Workers accounted to 17,768 or 25.45 percent, followed by Elementary Occupations which is 14,248 or 20.41 percent, next is the workers engaged in Plant and Machine Operators and Assemblers with 8,125 or 11.64 percent. The least major occupation group belongs to the Armed Forces Occupation with only 41 or 0.06 percent.

Table 11. GAINFUL WORKERS 15 YEARS OLD AND OVER BY MAJOR OCCUPATION GROUP AND SEX DAGUPAN CITY: CY 2015 CENSUS Major Occupation

Both Sexes

Male

Female

Managers

5,971

2,746

3,225

Professionals

5,526

2,321

3,205

Technicians and Associate Professionals

4,076

2,415

1,661

Clerical Support Workers

4,546

2,118

2,428

17,768

7,998

9,770

Skilled Agricultural Forestry and Fishery Workers

4,259

4,091

168

Craft and Related Trades Workers

5,088

4,453

635

Plant and Machine Operators and Assemblers

8,125

7,952

173

14,248

9,284

4,964

41

37

4

-

-

-

158

86

72

69,806

43,501

26,305

Service and Sales Workers

Elementary Occupations Armed Forces Occupations Other Occupation Not Elsewhere Classified Not Reported

Total Source: Philippines Statistics Authority, 2015 Census of Population

Education and Literacy The 2015 census revealed that the household population ages 10 years old and over, numbered 135,357. Out of this number, 99.59 % are literate and 0.41% are illiterate. There are more literate females than males. For every 100 literate females there are 98 literate males. The ratio of illiteracy was 100 females for every 98 males.

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Table 12. LITERACY OF THE HOUSEHOLD POPULATION 10 YEARS OLD AND OVER BY AGE GROUP, AND SEX: Dagupan City 2015 Household Population Age Group

Literate

Both Sexes

Male

Female

Both Sexes

Male

Female

Total

135,357

67,307

68,050

134,801

67,029

67,772

10 -14

17,217

8,740

8,477

17,110

8,662

8,448

15 -19

17,358

8,815

8,543

17,124

8,775

8,499

20 – 24

16,060

8,221

7,839

16,006

8,191

7,815

25 – 29

13,740

7,030

6,710

13,702

7,008

6,694

30 – 34

12,547

6,410

6,137

12,510

6,394

6,116

35 – 39

11,602

5,982

5,620

11,561

5,955

5,606

40 – 44

9,875

5,036

4,839

9,845

5,025

4,820

45 – 49

9,077

4,587

4,490

9,051

4,572

4,479

50 – 54

7,565

3,714

3,851

7,545

3,704

3,841

55 – 59

6,297

3,004

3,293

6,285

2,997

3,288

60 – 64

4,967

2,288

2,679

4,953

2,283

2,670

65 years & over

9,052

3,480

5,572

8,959

3,463

5,496

Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, 2015 Census of Population

Migration Pattern Based on the 2000 census, 94.54% were residents in the city, 0.63% was from other cities, 0.71% was from other provinces, 0.28% was from other countries, and 3.85% were unknown.

III.NATURAL RESOURCES Land Area and Land Use As of 2000, the CPDO conducted two land use surveys; on foot and windshield survey. The old map was used with the city’s land area of 4,364 hectares. Result of the survey revealed that agriculture has the highest area of 1,570 hectares or 35.98%, followed by residential with an area of 998.50 hectares or 22.88% and water bodies with 664 hectares or 15.22%.

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Table 13. DAGUPAN CITY LAND USE ALLOCATION, CY 2013 LAND USE CATEGORY

AREA (Ha.)

PROTECTED AREA Parks/ Open Space/ Buffer Rivers Marshland Beach/ Salvage Zone

1,077.20

PRODUCTION AREA Commercial/ Mixed Uses Industrial Park Tourism-Leisure Agricultural-Croplands Agricultural-Fishponds

1,728.67

SETTLEMENT AREA Residential

1,030.80

INFRASTRUCTURE AREA Social Infrastructure Institutional Facilities Transport Infrastructure Roads Proposed By-Pass TOTAL

383.20 664.00 6.00 24.00

% TO TOTAL LAND AREA 24.22 8.62 14.93 0.13 0.54 38.87

208.00 17.72 84.00 229.41 1,189.54

4.67 0.40 1.89 5.16 26.75

23.18 1,030.80

610.43

23.18

13.73 69.80

1.57

521.50 19.13

11.73 0.43

4,447.10

100

Figure 7. Dagupan City Land Use Percentage Share, CY 2013

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Agriculture is the dominant land use activity or function on a specific area or location. Based on the existing land use, the City has three different land uses, namely: 

Settlement Area – this consists of residential, commercial, institutional, industrial, transport and utilities areas.



Cropland – this consists of lands planted to seasonal crops and annual/perennial crops.



Miscellaneous Land Use – this includes swampy areas, salt beds, fishponds, nipa beach sand and rivers/river beds.

Status of Land Area Classification The whole city has been categorized as urban (by the Department of Finance) in its entirety, classified as Alienable and Disposable by the Department of Environment and Natural Resources.

IV. FINANCIAL RESOURCES Local Government Finance

Income For the year 2016, Dagupan City yielded an income of Php 781,743,072.47. The allocations by type of fund are: General and Infrastructure Fund - Php 756,908,384.70 or 96.82 percent; and for Special Education Fund - Php 24,791,667.49 or 3.18 percent. The general fund and infrastructure fund are incorporated in accordance with Republic Act No. 7160.

Table 14. LOCAL GOVERNMENT INCOME BY TYPE AND SOURCE OF FUND, Dagupan City: CY 2016 Type of Fund Revenue Source I. General and Infra Fund

Amount

Percent

Php 756,908,384.70

96.82%

Tax Revenue

214,879,038.44

27.49%

Operating & Misc.

131,219,067.15

16.79%

Other Income

410,810,279.11

52.55%

II. Special Education

Php 24,791,667.49

3.18%

Php 781,743,072.47

100.00%

Fund

TOTAL Source: City Accounting Office

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Expenditures During the year of 2016, the city spent Php 650,131,169.17. Of the total city expenditure, 98.68 percent came from General and Infrastructure Fund amounting to Php 641,555,256.32. The Special Education Fund is accounted for Php 8,575,912.85 or 1.32 percent. In terms of expenditure, General Public Services amounted Php 221,059,061.48 or 34.00 % of the total expenditure; Economic Services Php 179,981,069.02 or 27.68%, Health Services (Php 29.950,984.63 or 4.61%); Labor and Employment Php1,713,243.40 or 0.26%; Housing and Community Development 24,783,555.26 or 3.81%; Social Welfare Services (Php 18,809,114.08 or 2.89%); Budgetary Reserved Php 31,317,120.97 or 4.82%; Other Social Services Php 87,337,472.98 or 13.43%% Other Purposes had Php 46,286,108.14 or 7.12 percent share while Education, Culture, Sports and Manpower Development has the least share of PHP 317,526.36 or 0.05%;

Table 15. LOCAL GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURE BY TYPE AND SOURCE OF FUND, Dagupan City: CY 2016 Type of Fund General and Infra Fund Gen. Public Services Education, Culture, Sports & Manpower Development Health Services Labor and Employment Housing & Community Dev’t. Social Welfare Services Budgetary Reserve Other Social Services Economic Services Others

II Special Education Fund

TOTAL

Amount

Percent 98.68%

Php 641,555,256.32 Php 221,059,061.48

34.00%

317,526.36 29,950,984.63 1,713,243.40 24,783,555.26 18,809,114.08 31,317,120.97 87,337,472.98

0.05% 4.61% 0.26% 3.81% 2.89% 4.82% 13.43%

179,981,069.02 46,286,108.14

27.68% 7.12% 8,575,912.85

Php 650,131,169.17

1.32%

100.00 %

Source: City Accounting Office

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Local Financial Institutions The number of banks totaled sixty-two (62), 33 Universal/Commercial Banks, 17 Thrift Banks, 7 Rural Banks, and 5 Specialized Government Banks. There are seventy-two (72), fifty-five (55) on-site and seventeen (17) off-site, automated teller machines (ATM) available in the city which can be located in different banks, malls and hospitals.

Table 16. LIST OF BANKS BY TYPE AND LOCATION Dagupan City: CY 2016 Name Of Bank

Type Of Banking

Location

1. Asia United Bank

Universal Bank

A.B. Fernandez Ave. Barangay I

2. Banco de Oro

Universal Bank

Perez Boulevard, Pogo Chico

3. Banco de Oro

Universal Bank

A.B. Fernandez Avenue

4. Banco de Oro

Universal Bank

2F BDO, AB Fernandez Avenue

5. Banco de Oro

Universal Bank

Tapuac

6. Banco de Oro

Universal Bank

Mayombo

7. Banco de Oro

Universal Bank

Perez Blvd. Cor. Guilig

8. Bank of Commerce

Commercial Bank Cor.A.B.F. Avenue./Nable, Pantal

9. Bank of Philippine Islands

Universal Bank

A.B. Fernandez Avenue, Barangay I


Universal Bank

Cor.A.B.F. Avenue/Arellano, Pantal


Universal Bank

Caranglaan


Universal Bank

Lucao


Universal Bank

Cor. Rizal/Perez Blvd, Pogo Chico

14. China Banking Corporation

Universal Bank



Universal Bank

M.H. del Pilar,Mayombo

16. EastWest Bank

Universal Bank

Perez, Dagupan City

17. EastWest Bank

Universal Bank

A.B. Fernandez, Dagupan

18. May Bank

Commercial Bank A.B. Fernandez Avenue, Barangay I

19. Metro Bank

Universal Bank

Fernandez Avenue I

20. Metro Bank

Universal Bank

A.B. Fernandez Avenue, Barangay I

21. Metro Bank

Universal Bank


22. Metro Bank

Universal Bank

Tapuac

23. Metro Bank

Universal Bank

Mayombo

24. Phil. Bank of Communication

Commercial Bank

M.H. Del Pilar Street

25. Philippine National Bank

Universal Bank

A.B. Fernandez West


Universal Bank



Universal Bank

Perez Boulevard

28. Philippine Veterans Bank

Commercial Bank

Burgos Street, Poblacion Oeste

29. Rizal Commercial Banking Corp.

Universal Bank


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30. Robinsons Bank Corporation

Type Of Banking Commercial Bank

Perez Boulevard

31. Security Bank

Universal Bank

M. H. Del Pilar, Mayombo

32. Union Bank of the Philippines

Universal Bank

Arellano-Bani, Pantal

33. United Coconut Planters Bank

Universal Bank

Cor.A.B. Fernandez Ave./Herrero

34. BPI-Family Savings Bank

Thrift Bank


35. China Bank Savings Inc.

Thrift Bank

Tapuac District

36. China Bank Savings Inc.

Thrift Bank

Perez Boulevard

37. Citystate Savings Bank

Thrift Bank

Galvan Street, Barangay II & III

38. Malayan Bank

Thrift Bank


39. Planter’s Development Bank

Thrift Bank

Tapuac

40. Philippine Business Bank

Thrift Bank

Rizal Street, Barangay II & III

41. Philippine Postal Bank

Thrift Bank

A. B. Fernandez Ave. Barangay I

42. Philippine Savings Bank

Thrift Bank

Burgos Street, Poblacion Oeste

43. Producers Savings Bank

Thrift Bank


44. Card SME Bank Inc

Thrift Bank

AB Fernandez Avenue

45. Philippine Resources Savings Bank

Thrift Bank

Perez Boulevard

46. Queen City Development Bank

Thrift Bank

A.B.Fernandez Avenue, Barangay I

47. City Savings Bank Inc.

Thrift Bank

Duque Cor. Burgos and Perez

48. RCBC Savings Bank

Thrift Bank

Tapuac District

49. Sterling Bank

Thrift Bank


50. Bank of Makati (A SB) Inc.

Thrift Bank


51. Bangko Pangasinan-A RB Inc

Rural Bank

Mayombo

52. BHF Rural Bank

Rural Bank

Mayombo

53. East West Rural Bank Inc.

Rural Bank

Perez Boulevard

54. Kaluyagan Rural Bank Inc.

Rural Bank

Perez Boulevard, Herrero-Perez

55. Rural Bank of Balungao

Rural Bank

A.B. Fernandez Ave, Barangay I

56. Rural Bank of Bolinao

Rural Bank

Mayombo

57. Summit Bank

Rural Bank


58. Development Bank of the Phils. 59. Development Bank of the Philippines 60. Land Bank of the Philippines 61. Land Bank of the Philippines 62. Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas

Specialized Bank Specialized Bank Specialized Bank Specialized Bank Specialized Bank

Gov't. Gov't. Gov't. Gov't. Gov't.

Location

M. H. Del Pilar, Mayombo Dagupan City A.B. Fernandez Ave. Barangay I Caranglaan Tondaligan, Bo. Gueset

Source: Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas

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Table 17. NUMBER OF ATM MACHINES Dagupan City, CY 2016 Name Of Bank

Number Of Atm Machines

1. BDO (Banco de Oro)

6

Off-site 2

2. Bank of Commerce

1

1


9*

4

4. BPI – Family Savings Bank

1

0

5. Citystate Saving Bank

1

0


2

1

7. China Bank Savings

2

0

8. East West Bank

3

0

9. Malayan Bank

1

0

10. May Bank

1

0

11. Metro Bank

6

0


4

2

13. Philippine Veterans Bank

1

0

14. Security Bank

1

1

15. Union Bank of the Philippines

1

0

16. United Coconut Planters Bank

1

0

17. Philippine Bank of Communication

1

1

18. Philippine Business Bank

1

0

19. Philippine Postal Bank

1

0

20. Philippine Savings Bank

1

0

21. Queen City Development Bank

1

0

22. RCBC Savings Bank

1

3

23. Robinsons Bank

1

0

24. Sterling Bank of Asia

1

0

25. Development Bank of the Philippines

1

0

26. Land Bank of the Philippines

5

2

55

17

TOTAL

On-site

Source: CPDO *with 3 machines for deposit

As of 2016, there are 70 Financing Institutions that apply for business permit and license at the One Stop Business Center that offer loans to small and medium entrepreneurs. Also there are 41 pawnshops registered and operating in the city.

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Table 18. LIST OF FINANCING/LENDING INSTITUTIONS, Dagupan City: CY 2016 NO.

NAME OF INSTITUTION

BUSINESS ADDRESS

1

A.R.M. Lending Investor

Arellano Street, Pantal

2

Active Alliance Finance Corporation

A.B. Fernandez Ave., Herrero-Perez

3

5

ALL ARM Finance Corporation Armed Forces and Police Mutual Benefit Association, Inc. Asialink Finance Corporation

Chuchip Bldg. Burgos St. Barangay IV Siapno Bldg., Corner Rivera-Zamora Street, Barangay II & III Perez Boulevard, Pogo Chico

6

Bless Microfinance Corporation

Lee Bldg. Cor. Perez Rizal Extension

7

BPI Family Saving Bank

SIM Bldg., Perez Blvd., Herrero-Perez

8

Buenavista Financing Corporation

Galvan, Barangay IV

9

Cashmate Credit Corporation

Tapuac

10

Ceferino Credit & Lending Company

Bacayao Norte

11

Cel Financial Services Corporation

Francisco P. Duque Road, Tapuac

12

CFMendoza Finance Corporation

Perez Blvd., Pogo Chico

13

Chohan Lending Investor Corporation

Malued

14

CLI Finance, Inc.

Perez Blvd., Herrero-Perez

15

Conchita Financial Services Corporation

Apartment, Mangin

16

Credence Financing In. (CFI)

17

Dag-Link Express Credit. Inc.

18

Dagupan HRC Credit Corporation

Lee-U Bldg.Rivera St., Barangay II & III Goyena Bldg. A.B. Fernandez East, Pantal Tapuac

19

Eagle Financial Services Group, Inc.

Burgos Street, Barangay IV

20

Eclaire Finance Corporation

Ramos Apt., Mangin

21

Exponent Lending Investors Corporation

2/F P&C Fernandez Bldg. Herrero-Perez

22

Finaswide Credit Corporation

Perz Blvd., Pogo Chico

23

First Ema West Credit Corporation

AB Fernandez Ave., Barangay I

24

First Standard Finance Corporation

25

Five (5) JFinancing Co., Inc.

26

Franklin & Winthrop Credit Corporation

27

Frewill Finance Corporation

28

Fundline Finance Corporation

MH Del Pilar St., Mayombo D.G. Goyena Bldg., Herrero St., HerreroPerez Rizal Street, Barangay II & III Consuelo Bldg. M.H. DelPilarSt. Mayombo Zamora Street, Barangay IV

29

Global Dominion Financing, Inc.

MH Del Pilar, Mayombo

30

Great A’s Lending Inc.

CSI City Mall, Lucao

31

Great Eagle Mark Lending Investors, Inc.

Burgos Extension, Poblacion Oeste

32

Highlite Finance Corporation

Sanggunian Village, Caranglaan

33

HTF Lending Investor Inc

Burgos Extension, Poblacion Oeste

34

Innovative Investors & Financing Co. Inc.


35

Jamaica Financial Services Corporation

Marlyn Ikehata Apartment, Bolosan

36

Jane Finacial Services Corporation

Amado Street, Tapuac

4

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Kasapi-Kaagapay sa Pangkabuhayan Lending Inc. Lita Financial Services Corporation

39

LLMQ Finance Corporation

Malued

40

Mahogany Direct Loans, Inc.

Mayombo

41

Marine Lending Investor Inc.

Mayombo

42

Maynila Pension Loans Corporation

G/F Galleria, A.B.F Ave. Barangay I

43

Mega Concessional Lending Investor

44

Moneyfold Credit Corp.

45

Moneymate Credit Investor Corporation

Perez Boulevard, Pogo Chico Capito-Zareno Bldg. 5, Burgos St., Barangay IV Cabugao Bldg., Mayombo

46

New Horizon Finance Corporation

Burgos St., Barangay IV

47

Norkis Financials Corp. Dagupan 2

Lucao

48

Norkis Financials Corporation -Dagupan

49

Northern Credit, Inc.

50 51

North Credit & Loans. Inc. PAGASA Philippines Lending Co., Inc

Burgos Street, Barangay IV Abarabar Bldg., Perez Blvd., Pogo Chico Perez Boulevard Street, Pogo Chico Gladiola Street, Pantal

52

PCCI Finance Corporation

Insular Life Bldg., Arellano, Pantal

53

Primary Finance Company, Inc.

MH Del Pilar St., Mayombo

54

Powerhand Micro Lending Corp.

55

PRS Quick Cash Corporation

Caranglaan

56

Radiowealth Finance Company


57

Reanramz Lending Corporation

Malued Road Zone 9, Malued

58

S & F Finance Corporation


59

Silver Finance Inc.

MH Del Pilar St., Mayombo

60

Siapno Building, Caranglaan

62 63 64 65

Sto. Niño De Cebu Finance Corp. Sunny Claire Credit and Lending Corporation Swan Entwine Lending Corporation Tarlac A+ Lending Co., Inc. The Golden Legacy Financing Corporation Towncall Finance & Investment Corporation

66

Tulay sa Pag-unlad, Inc.

67

Ubando Money Lending

Malued JDA Bldg. A.B. Fernandez Avenue M.H. Del Pilar Street, Herrero-Perez MH Del Pilar Street, Mayombo 2/F R&R Coquia Bldg., Zamora Street, Barangay IV Paras Street, Bonuan Gueset

68

Wheeltek Motor Sales Corporation

408-E Tebeng Road, Caranglaan

69

White Magic Finance Corporation

Caranglaan

70

Zee Kap Credit Corporation

Lucao

37

61

M.H. Del Pilar Street, Herrero-Perez Mangin

B Tebeng, Caranglaan

Source: One Stop Business Center

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Table 19. LIST OF PAWNSHOPS AND BUSINESS ADDRESS Dagupan City: CY 2016 NO. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41

NAME OF PAWNSHOP BUSINESS ADDRESS 202 Cellphone BMC Bldg., Arellano Street A. Malicdem Pawnshop Maradel Bldg. A.B.Fernandez Avenue Agencia de Empenos De Dominicano A.B.Fernandez Avenue, Barangay I Zuniga BHF Pawnshop II A.B. Fernandez Avenue, Barangay I BHF Pawnshop Inc. - III M.H. del Pilar Street BHF Pawnshop – Branch IV Mayombo District BHF Pawnshop Inc. I Malimgas Public Market BHF Pawnshop Inc. – Main A.B.Fernandez Avenue, Pantal BHF Pawnshop V Arellano St., Pantal BHF Pawnshop, Inc. Corner Galvan-Rivera Sts., Brangay IV Caratgem Pawnshop Inc. A.B. Fernandez Avenue, Barangay I CB Estrada Pawnshop (Dagupan 2) A.B. Fernandez Avenue, Barangay I CB Estrada Pawnshop, Inc. 4 Duque Bldg., Galvan, Barangay II&III Cebuana Lhuillier Pawnshop 1 Chuchip Bldg. Burgos Street Cebuana Lhuillier Pawnshop 117 Arellano Street, Pantal Cebuana Lhuillier Pawnshop 5 Rollins Bldg. Perez Blvd., Herrero Perez Cebuana Lhuillier Pawnshop 3 A.B.Fernandez Avenue, Barangay I Cebuana Lhuillier Pawnshop 4 Galvan Street, Barangay II & III Cebuana Lhuillier Pawnshop FRC Bldg., Tapuac Cebuana Lhuillier Pawnshop 7 A.B.Fernandez Avenue, Barangay I Cebuana Lhuillier Pawnshop 29 Fernandez, Barangay I Cebuana Lhuillier Pawnshop 6 A.B.Fernandez Avenue, Pantal 242 Burgos St., Cor. Rivera St., Barangay DC Four Pawnshop IV Elitegroup Pawnshop, Inc. A.B.Fernandez Avenue, Barangay I Larcas Pawnshop M. Market 11, Barangay I Lolo’s Pawnshop A.B.Fernandez Avenue, Barangay I Michael J. Lhuillier Pawnshop Arellano Street, Pantal Mil-Flores Pawnshop Galvan Street, Barangay II & III Multi-Jewelry Pawnshop Inc. M.H. Del Pilar Street, Mayombo New Urdaneta Jenica Pawnshop, Inc. Malimgas Public Market, Ph II Palawan Pawnshop and Palawan Express Estrellas Bldg., Arellano St., Pantal Pera Padala R.S. Ang-Angco Pawnshop 06 Malimgas Public Market, Galvan St. Republic Pawnshops Corporation Galvan St., Pogo Chico Sangla-Sangla Pawnshop Corporation Cor. M.H.DelPilar/Herrero Perez Sangla-Sangla Pawnshop Corporation Rivera Street, Barangay IV St. Patrick Pawnshop and Money Burgos St., Barangay IV Remittance Uniburg Pawnshop Inc. G/F BML Bldg., Arellano Street, Pantal Uniworld-Asia Pawnshop Inc. 2/F CSI, City Mall, Lucao VEB Pawnshop Perez Boulevard, Pogo Chico Vega Cellphone Pawnshop JVF Hospital, Zamora St., Barangay Villarica Pawnshop, Inc. A.B.Fernandez Avenue, Barangay I


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V. SOCIO-ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES

a. Agriculture Dagupan City is proud to be known as the Bangus (milkfish) Capital of the World. Fishing and aquaculture is a major economic activity in this sector, it is the backbone of the economy of the city due to its vast aquatic resources composed of seven river systems and coastal marine waters with an aggregate area of 180 sq.km. The city’s proximity to the West Philippine Sea (Lingayen Gulf) is considered a prime area for marine and aquaculture activities. Data obtained from the City Agriculture Office indicates that fishpond area in the city totals 910 hectares which is devoted mainly for the culture of the most delectable bangus in the country. The other portions are devoted for culture of crabs, prawns, talakitok, lapu-lapu and other high value fishes. The total number of fishpond operators in the city is 554 while the number of fishpond caretakers numbered 1,220, all of which are residents from coastal barangays; Pugaro, Lomboy, Salapingao, Calmay, Carael, Pantal, Bonuan Gueset, Bonuan Binloc, Bonuan Boquig and Lucao. Among the coastal municipalities of Pangasinan, Dagupan city ranks second largest wetland area with a total of 25.3 square kilometers. The total area of the city’s coastal waters is 664 hectares with a shoreline of approximately 12 kilometers long. For brackish water production; bangus has the highest yield with 2,639.00 metric tons per hectare per annum followed by tilapia with 13.83 metric tons per hectare per annum and sugpo with 20.20 metric ton per hectare per annum. For fish cages production; lapu-lapu and talakitok with 36.95 metric ton per annum followed by oyster with 240,000 kilos (shelled) in the year 2015. Fishing bancas with gross tonnage of three gross tons and below can fish within 15 kilometers from the city shoreline. The number of bancas utilized for this kind of production system total 1,200 with motorized bancas numbering 350 and nonmotorized bancas 850. The total number of municipal fishermen accounted to 4,692. Prime agriculture land can be found in the barangays of Bonuan Binloc, Bonuan Boquig, Salisay, Manguin, Tebeng, Mamalingling, Caranglaan, Bacayao Sur, Bacayao Norte, Malued, Lucao and the island barangays of Lomboy, Calmay, Carael, Salapingao and Pugaro. 13.60% of the total land area or 594 hectares is devoted to agriculture. In 2016, croplands constitute 314 hectares but only 155 hectares is the planted area, 57 hectares is irrigated (2 croppings) while 98 hectares is rainfed. Production is reaching 954 metric tons and the yield per hectare is 4.5 metric tons/hectare. Most of the cropland produce are Rice, Mongo, Watermelon, Vegetables, Guapple, Mango, Banana, Jackfruit and Coconut. 33


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In 2016 croplands constitute 314 hectares but only 155 hectares is devoted to Rice, Mongo (6 has.), Watermelon (4 has.), Vegetables (5 has.), Guapple (8 has.), Mango (39 has., Banana (4 has.), Jackfruit (1 ha.) and Coconut (83 has.) Total population of various animals raised in Dagupan City is 1,807 (backyard only) but there is no way of determining as to how many of these were raised for meat production. The poultry population has the highest number having 785 or 43.44%, followed by goat with 516 heads or 28.55%, swine with 361 heads or 19.98%, cattle with 142 heads or 7.86% and carabao with 3 heads or 0.17% of the total population reared in the city as per data gathered from the City Veterinary Office.

b. Manufacturing and Commerce Based on data gathered from the One Stop Business Center, the Statistical Report on Business Applications by Classification is 6,878 covering the period from January up to December 31, 2016. Renewal applications numbered 5,753 or 83.64 percent, 628 or 9.13% are from the new registrants, 465 or 6.76% are from retirements and 32 or 0.47% are from additional businesses. However, the total number of business establishments registered in the city for 2015 is 6,908. There was an increase of 5.92% from the number registered in 2015.

Table 20. NUMBER OF REGISTERED BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENTS, Dagupan City: CY 2016

YEAR

NUMBER OF BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENTS

2011

4,525

2012

4,034

2013

4,316

2014

6,522

2015

6,908

2016

6,878


The Department of Trade and Industry had registered 5,395 establishments from the period 2012-2016, of which 247 or 4.64% are from the manufacturing sector, 2,980 or 56.04% from personal services, 30 or 0.56% from industrial services and 2,061 or 38.76% from trading.

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Table 21. NUMBER OF BN REGISTERED ESTABLISHMENTS BY SECTOR, Dagupan City: CY 2012-2016 YEAR 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 Total Percent to Total % increase, 2015-2016 Ave. Annual Growth Rate, 2012-2016

Manufacturing 47 43 54 48 55 247

SECTOR Personal Services Industrial Services 542 25 574 3 627 1 577 1 660 0 2,980 30

TOTAL

Trading 444 449 383 378 407 2,061

1,058 1,069 1,065 1,004 1,122 5,318

4.64%

56.04%

0.56%

38.76%

100.00%

14.58%

14.38%

-100.00%

7.67%

11.75%

4.01%

5.05%

-100.00%

-2.15%

1.48%

Source: DTI-Pangasinan, Dagupan City

As to BNR Investments by sector, Personal Services got the biggest share with Php 707,865,963.08 or 68.86 percent from the period of 2012 up to 2016, followed by the Trading Sector amounting to Php 243,627,290.64 and Manufacturing with Php 64,405,000.00. Industrial Services had the lowest share with Php 12,054,529.29.

Table 22. BNR Investments by Sector, Dagupan City: CY 2012-2016

YEAR 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 Total % to Total % increase, 2015-2016 Ave. Annual Growth Rate, 2012-2016

SECTOR Personal Industrial Manufacturing Services Services 8,955,000.00 136,692,963.08 11,204,529.29 10,730,000.00 147,908,000.00 600,000.00 17,610,000.00 161,635,000.00 50,000.00 13,160,000.00 127,985,000.00 200,000.00 13,950,000.00 133,445,000.00 64,405,000.00 707,865,963.08 12,054,529.29 6.27% 68.86% 1.17%

Trading

TOTAL

47,103,132.90 203,955,625.27 50,146,293.47 209,384,293.47 59,467,864.27 238,762,864.27 48,005,000.00 189,350,000.00 38,905,000.00 186,300,000.00 243,627,290.64 1,027,952,783.01 23.70% 100.00%

6.00%

4.27%

-100.00%

-18.96%

-1.61%

11.72%

-0.60%

-100.00%

--4.67%

-2.24%

Source: DTI-Pangasinan, Dagupan City

The employment generated through business name registered in the city; Personal Services Sector had the biggest number of employment with 7,406 or 54.90 percent from the period of 2011-2015, followed by the Trading Sector with a total employment of 4,872 or 36.11 percent. Manufacturing Sector indicated a number of employments of 869 or 6.44 percent. Industrial services sector had the least share with 344 or 2.55 percent. 35


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Table 23. EMPLOYMENT GENERATED THRU BNR BY SECTOR Dagupan City: 2012-2016

YEAR

Manufacturing

SECTOR Personal Services 1,368 1,479

2012

160

2013

189

2014

225

1,629

2015

170

2016

Industrial Services 138 9

Trading

TOTAL

940

2,606

1,043

2,720

3

977

2,834

1,451

4

876

2,501

170

1,451

4

876

2,501

Total

869

7,406

344

4,872

13,491

% to Total

6.44%

54.90%

2.55%

36.11%

100.00%

-24.44%

-10.93%

33.33%

-10.34%

-11.75%

7.99%

-0.48%

-61.91%

-4.11%

-3.04%

% increase 2015-2016 Ave. Annual Growth Rate, 2012 – 2016

Source: DTI - Pangasinan, Dagupan City

Table 24. SUPERMARKETS IN DAGUPAN CITY Supermarkets

Location

1.City Grocery

A.B.Fernandez Ave., Barangay I

2.CSI – Main


3.City Supermarket, Inc. 4.CSI Warehouse Club, Inc. 5.Magiclub – Main

A.B.Fernandez Ave., Barangay I CSI The City Mall, Lucao Guilig St., Pogo Chico

6.Magiclub Incorporated


7.Magic Sales, Inc. (Grocery-Main)

Zamora Street, Barangay IV

8.Puregold Price Club, Inc.

Mayombo

9. Puregold Price Club, Inc.

Bonuan Gueset

10. Robinsons Supermarket

Nepo Mall, Arellano St.


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c. Construction The total number of building constructed in Dagupan City for 2016 is 612, categorized as follows: r esidential buildings account the highest number with a total of 485 or 79.25%, followed by commercial buildings which numbered 92 or 15.03%, institutional – 19 or 15.03% and insdustrial – 19 or 3.10%.

Table 25. Building Constructed in Dagupan City: CY 2016 RESIDENTIAL

MONTH

No.

COMMERCIAL

Amount (Php)

No.

Amount (Php)

INSTITUTIONAL No.

INDUSTRIAL

Amount (Php)

No.

Amount (Php)

January

38

22,158,648.76

11

11,901,888.50

4

24,397,236.59

1

2,044,269.00

February

43

24,266,134.62

4

9,284,281.62

1

14,981,410.00

2

9,757,678.80

March

44

37,247,149.46

7

14,354,003.50

2

3,977,585.00

3

7,296,983.17

April

25

17,018,907.54

13

30,836,658.71

May

53

20,618,964.34

16

23,625,263.88

1

9,247,941.90

3

2,892,699.38

June

43

19,673,163.20

5

5,555,554.80

1

3,209,195.00

July

38

9,397,531.04

13

27,476,976.84

2

24,559,363.85

August

34

21,091,426.62

2

3,403,341.36

1

1,637,205.75

2

7,158,953.77

September

43

18,974,178.97

7

12,660,218.07

3

8,023,464.50

5

13,133,170.18

October

51

33,235,561.70

1

165,836,203.80

1

384,000.00

November

42

28,261,254.08

5

1,080,307.27

December

31

21,595,004.16

8

16,009,342.25

1

1,387,324.21

2

3,576,341.17

485

273,537,924.49

92

322,024,040.60

16

88,595,531.80

19

49,069,290.47

TOTAL GRAND TOTAL GRAND TOTAL AMOUNT

-

612 Php 733,226,787.36

Source: City Engineer’s Office


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VI. INFRASTRUCTURE AND UTILITIES

a. Roads A total of 28.759 kilometers of national roads are found in the city which functions as major arterial roads. City roads serves as collector or secondary roads has a total of 16.816 kilometers. Barangay roads totaled 70.517 kilometers serve as feeder and service roads providing the accessibility to the different parts of the city.

Table 26. ROAD INVENTORY Dagupan City: CY 2016

Road Type Length (Km.) Width (km.)

National Roads 28.759 20.00

City Roads 16.816 3.0-10.90

Barangay Roads 70.517 3.0-5.0

Table 27. LENGTH OF PAVEMENT TYPE Dagupan City: CY 2016 National

Barangay

Total 116.092

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a. Roads A total of 28.759 kilometers of national roads are found in the city which functions as major arterial roads. City roads serves as collector or secondary roads has a total of 16.816 kilometers. Barangay roads totaled 70.517 kilometers serve as feeder and service roads providing the accessibility to the different parts of the city.

Table 26. ROAD INVENTORY Dagupan City: CY 2016

Road Type Length (Km.) Width (km.)

National Roads 28.759 20.00

City Roads 16.816 3.0-10.90

Barangay Roads 70.517 3.0-5.0

Total 116.092

Table 27. LENGTH OF PAVEMENT TYPE Dagupan City: CY 2016

Road Type Concrete Asphalt Gravel Earth Total

National Roads 28.759

28.759

City Roads 16.816

Barangay Roads 70.517

Total 116.092

16.816

70.517

116.092

Figure 8. Lengths of Roads in Kilometers by Type: CY 2016

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b. Bridges A network of twenty-eight (28) bridges crisscrosses the rivers and waterways of Dagupan City. These bridges provide the continuity of movement in an otherwise fragmented mosaic of landmass and water.

c. Transportation Eight (8) bus companies are operating in the city namely: Victory Liner, Five Star, Fermina Express, Dagupan Bus, Solid North Transit (De Leon Express), Boltex Express, First North Luzon, and Mhelbhen Group of Operators. For the year 2016, the Land Transportation Office has registered 50,110 vehicles categorized as Private numbered 41,461 or 82.74 percent; For Hire numbered 8,510 or 16.98 percent and Government accounted for 139 or 0.28 percent.

Table 28. NUMBER OF REGISTERED VEHICLES Dagupan City: CY 2016 Month

Private

For Hire

Government

Total

January

4,143

939

17

5,099

February

3,907

945

18

4,870

March

4,250

964

11

5,225

April

3,940

892

15

4,847

May

4,333

978

18

5,329

June

4,420

878

9

5,307

July

3,871

715

18

4,604

August

4,593

858

13

5,464

September

4,593

858

14

5,465

October

1,195

246

3

1,444

November

1,289

129

2

1,420

December

927

108

1

1,036

Total

41,461

8,510

139

50,110

Source: LTO, Dagupan City

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Table 29. NUMBER OF REGISTERED VEHICLES BY TYPE, Dagupan City: CY 2016 Type L M H SUV UV UV – PUJ T TB TB - PUB SHB SB MC w/o side car MC w/ side car Non-Conv. MC TH TC Non-Conv. TC TRL TRM TRH TOTAL

Private 4,186 392 9 1,876 9,223 0 2,142 21 0 0 0 12,715 10,791 1 0 0 0 3 1 101 41,461

Government 1 0 0 1 98 0 7 0 0 0 0 16 16 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 139

Hire 0 0 0 0 0 1,843 0 0 60 0 0 0 0 0 313 6,234 0 0 0 60

Total 4,187 392 9 1,877 9,321 1,843 2,149 21 60 0 0 12,731 10,807 1 313 6,234 0 3 1 161

8,510

50,110

Source: LTO, Dagupan City

Legend: L - light cars M - medium cars H - heavy vehicles UV - utility vehicles T - trucks TB - buses TRL - trailer light TRM - trailer medium TRH - trailer heavy MC/TC- motorcycles

SUV - sport utility vehicle UV-PUJ - utility vehicles-public utility jeepney TB-PUB - buses-public utility bus SHB - school heavy bus SB - school bus MC w/o side car - motorcycles w/o side car MC w/ side car - motorcycles w/ side car Non-Conv. MC - non-conventional motorcycle TH - trucks heavy Non-Conv. TC - non-conventional tricycle

d. Ground Water Resources Dagupan City falls within the shallow and deep well areas formed by the alluvial plain. The aquifer is generally composed of sand and gravel. The impervious layers are made up of silt and clay layers. The ground water development is high. It is estimated that a deep well casing diameter of six (6) inches or more could produce water at rate of 1,000 cubic meter per day. At present, production of water from Dagupan City Water District (DCWD) wells has surpassed six million cubic meters per year. 40


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e. Water Facilities All of the community water supplies are obtained from ground water sources, which the Dagupan City Water District (DCWD formerly DAWASA) develops and distributes for various consumer’s needs.

f.

Power Supply

The power requirements of the city are provided mainly by the Dagupan Electric Corporation (DECORP), a private franchise. All the thirty one (31) barangays were already energized since 2000.

Table 30. HOUSEHOLDS SERVED AND UNSERVED WITH ELECTRICITY BY BARANGAY Dagupan City: CY 2016 No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31

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Name of the Barangay Bacayao Norte Bacayao Sur Barangay I Barangay II & III Barangay IV Bolosan Bonuan Binloc Bonuan Boquig Bonuan Gueset Calmay Carael Caranglaan Herrero-Perez Lasip Chico Lasip Grande Lomboy Lucao Malued Mamalingling Mangin Mayombo Pantal Poblacion Oeste Pogo Chico Pogo Grande Pugaro Suit Salapingao Salisay Tambac Tapuac Tebeng TOTAL

No. of Households 904 764 187 640 249 955 2,050 3,455 5,795 1,505 1,138 1,655 683 358 721 266 2,259 2,272 350 1,050 2,120 4,355 1,075 1,197 563 1,014 677 472 615 1,203 692 41,239

No. of Served Household 369 621 116 448 1,016 667 1,491 2,372 4,251 724 877 1,436 361 330 483 154 1,736 1,896 222 754 1,177 3,149 525 345 447 510 462 533 297 1,762 552 30,083

No. of Unserved Household 535 143 71 192 288 559 1,083 1,544 781 261 219 322 28 238 112 523 376 128 296 943 1,206 550 852 116 504 215 318 140 12,543


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g. Communication Telecommunications facilities available consist of fax machine, telephone (PLDT, GLOBE, SUN Cellular and SMART), cellular phone companies, internet service providers, internet café shops and messengerial services. Cable service providers are Sky, Signal and USATV.

Table 31. LIST OF INTERNET SERVICE PROVIDERS Dagupan City: CY 2016 Name 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Location CSI Square, Barangay I Nable Street, Pantal Nepo Mall, Arellano Bani Nepo Mall, Arellano Bani A.B. Fernandez East

USATV PLDT Smart Globe Sun Cellular Source: ICT

A total of eighty two (82) internet café shops were registered in the city, where most are located within the Central Business District.

Table 32. List of Internet Café Shops, Dagupan City: CY 2016 Name Of Internet Café 1. 5K Weblab Internet and Gaming Spot

Location Bonuan Gueset

2. Aijem Cyber Café

Blue Beach, Bonuan Gueset

3. Aling Siony’s Little Canteen

Esguerra Bldg., Mayombo

4. Altahan Cyberzone Internet Café

Tapuac

5. Amdre’s Internet Café

Tapuac

6. Anthony John J. Meneses

Zamora, Pogo Chico

7. Aranda’s Internet Shop

Caranglaan

8. AVM Computer Services

Pogo Chico

9. Basilisa Cyber Café

Malued

10. Benigno Ibasan Computer Shop

Dasmarinas, Bonuan Gueset

11. Bitztagram Internet Café

River, Barangay IV

12. Bytes and Things Internet Cafe

Herrero-Perez

13. CFC Nets Enterprises

Callejon St., Pogo Chico

14. Chew Pepe’s I-Net Shop

Arzadon Cmpd., Mayombo

15. Concordian Internet Café

Zamora Ext., Pogo Chico

16. Cyberdream Net Chamber


17. Cyber'Ex Internet café

Nable St., Pantal

18. Cyber Fiesta Internet Café

Arellano St., Pantal

19. Cyrecel Canteen/Computer Center

Herrero St., Herrero-Perez

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Name Of Internet Café 20. CyberSesame Internet Café

Tapuac

21. Cyber Surfin' Internet Café


22. Dagupan Copy Center Internet Café

Tapuac

23. Dice Internet Café


24. Digital Learning Links Net Café

Tapuac

25. Dodz Sesame Online Internet Café

Tapuac

26. EC/HUJ Computer Shop

Mixmart Bldg., Arellano St., Pantal

27. Fatima Infinity Konexion Internet Café

Benin Bldg., Arellano, Pantal

28. Flow Interactive Café


29. Frank & Ester Internet Café

Calmay

30. Franshen Ai Net Café

Nable St., Pantal

31. Freviols.Com Internet Café


32. Game Fame Internet Café

Pantal

33. Gamers Alley E-Sports Gaming Center

P. Blvd., Pogo Chico

34. George A. Torio

Malued

35. Gewel Internet Shop

Bonuan Gueset

36. Gigamax PC Sales and Services

Bonuan Gueset

37. Hexus Café Internet Shop


38. Hyper Groundz Gaming Zone

Amado St., Tapuac

39. Imperial Garden Canteen

Tebeng

40. Internity Net Shop

Tapuac

41. Jaiza's Computer Shop

Patalan, Lasip Grande

42. JCL Creative Computers & Prints Enterprise


43. JMD’s Digital Zone Net Shop

Burgos Street, Barangay IV

44. Jojo Pisonet

Mayombo

45. Juliviols Internet Café

Estrada Bldg., Herrero-Perez

46. JVM Cyber Internet Café Shop

Pantal West, Pantal

47. Kharenine's Cyber Café

Bonuan Gueset

48. K Link Internet Café

San Gabriel, Bonuan Boquig

49. Lanz Tech Computer Sales


50. L.J.K.B. Internet Café


51. Lorna A. Gracia

China Street, Bonuan Binloc

52. M. Vidal Piso Net

B. Barrio Street., Bonuan Gueset

53. Magic Online Internet Café & Comp. Services

Zamora St., Barangay IV

54. Mamalet Computer Shop

Caranglaan

55. Mang Paul’s Internet Café

Ignacio Esguerra Bldg., Mayombo

56. Marconixx Internet Café

Purok Highway, Bolosan

57. Meng Yen Internet Café


58. Midan Internet Café


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Name Of Internet Café 59. Net AtLas Internet Café

Location Arellano, Pantal

60. Net Atlas Printers Plus

George Coquia Arellano, Pantal

61. Net Hub Internet Café

Beverly Hills, Bonuan Gueset

62. Neuronet Internet Café

Mayombo

63. Nicyan Net Café and Gen. Merchandise

Herrero, Herrero-Perez

64. Pixie Trixie Flowing Enterprises/ Internet Café

Nable Street, Pantal

65. Randomkeyz Internet Café

Tapuac

66. Raposas Rice Retailer & Sari-Sari Store

Paras Street, Bonuan Gueset

67. Roban's Internet Café

Herrero-Perez

68. Salomon Browse Shop

Tapuac

69. Shenetric Internet Café

Bonuan Gueset

70. Skynet Ranttar's Internet Café


71. Smooch Internet Café


72. Steve Internet Café

M.H. Del Pilar St., Herrero-Perez

73. Sunbiz Internet & Games Center


74. The Café - Kicaco

Perez Blvd., cor. Rizal, Pogo Chico

75. The Carafe-Net Internet Café


76. The Mouse House

Tapuac

77. VJCom.Net Café


78. V-Online Computer Centre


79. Win Yan Internet Shop

Caranglaan

80. X-Plus Internet Café

Nable St., Pantal

81. X Cyberclan Internet Café

Bolosan

82. Xyber One Six Eight Internet Café


Source: OSBC

As to broadcast media, radio stations on air have a total of 5 AM and 9 FM stations. National television station programs may be viewed in the city, namely ABS-CBN and GMA. Two cable television networks operate in the city (Sky Cable Television; and USA TV Cable). Dagupan Post Office offers domestic and international mail delivery service. There are four (4) satellite posts. Three of which are located at the University of Pangasinan, University of Luzon and Lyceum Northwestern University, and one (1) extension post office at Colegio de Dagupan. For print media, three (3) national daily newspapers (Manila Bulletin, Philippine Star, and the Philippine Daily Inquirer ) twenty local dailies circulates in the city namely: Pangasinan Daily Inquirer, People’s Digest, Northern Times, Weekly Guardian, Northern Mirror, Regional Examiner, Country Mail, Sunday Punch, The Observer, Northern Watch, Pangasinan Star, Pangasinan Today , Northern Express, Pangasinan News, Sunlight News, Northern Journal, Northern Bulletin, MC Manaoag Chronicle, Pangasinan Sunday Report and the Global Sunday Chronicle. 44


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VII. SOCIAL SERVICES a. Health There are twelve (12) hospitals operating in the city. The Region I Medical Center (RIMC), formerly the Pangasinan Provincial Hospital (PPH) situated at Arellano-Bani, Pantal is the largest government hospital with a bed capacity of 600 and is manned by 342 medical and non-medical personnel. The other eleven (11) hospitals are privately owned having a bed capacity of 540 and are located in the different parts of the city.

Table 33. LIST OF PUBLIC AND PRIVATE HOSPITALS Dagupan City: CY 2016 Public Health Services 1

Region I Medical Center

Private Health Services 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

Cuison Hospital Luzon Medical Center Nazareth General Hospital Specialist Group Hospital & Trauma Center Dagupan Doctors Villaflor Memorial Hospital Medical Centrum The Medical City - Pangasinan Decena Medical Clinic and Hospital Dagupan Orthopedic Hospital JVF Hospital Cipriana Coquia Dialysis and Kidney Center

Actual Bed Capacity 600

Actual Bed Capacity 21 70 60 100 100 60 75 15 15 10 14

Source: City Health Office

Primary health care delivery is under the supervision of the City Health Office (CHO) whose vision is to improve the health of individuals and communities through adequate, accessible, equitable and quality health care delivery. At present, the CHO is manned by seven (7) doctors, eight (8) OPD nurses, two (2) regular nurses, fifteen (15) midwives, two (2) dentists, three (3) medical technologies, one (1) medical laboratory technician, eight (8) sanitary inspectors, two (2) pharmacies and eight (8) non-technical personnel a total of fifty-six (56) personnel. In addition, there are 306 active barangay health worker serving fifteen (15) barangay health stations, forty-six (46) barangay nurses, and thirty-one (31) nutrition scholars who take charge of the Operation Timbang Program of the City Health Office (CHO) and City Nutrition Office (CNO). In terms of facilities, the Region I Medical Center (RIMC) and the various private hospitals have a combined bed capacity of 1,068 a ratio of 1 bed per 172 populations. This is way above the standard of 1:2000. 45


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Table 34. HEALTH STATISTICS, DAGUPAN CITY: CY 2016 The health status of the city as of 2016 can be described by the following health statistics: Total Number of Live birth Crude Birth Rate Total Number of Death Crude Death Rate Total Infant Death Infant Mortality Rate Total Maternal Death Maternal Mortality Rate Under Five Deaths Under Five Mortality Rate Source: City Health Office

3,183 16.93 live births/1,000 population 1,281 6.81 deaths/1,000 population 37 11.62/1,000 live births 0 0/1,000 live births 67 21.04/1000live births

As of 2015, the ten leading cause of morbidity for all ages were ARI / URI / AURI (16,451 or rate of 87.54%); Skin Diseases (2,621 or rate of 12.94%); Animal Bite (2,432 or rate of 12.94%); Hypertension (1,680 or 8.94%); Bronchitis (1,603 or rate of 8.53%); UTI (1,055 or rate of 5.61%); Acute Gastro-Enteritis (AGE) (830 or rate of 4.41%); Stomatitis/Oral (802 or rate of 4.26%); Punctured/Lacerated Wound (731 or rate of 3.89): and Bronchial Asthma (639 or rate of 3.40%). The ten leading causes of mortality for all ages were Vascular Diseases like Hypertension (137 or rate of 15.95%); Senility (134 or the rate of 15.60%); Diabetes Mellitus (125 or rate of 14.55%); Cancer all forms (115 or rate of 13.39%); Pneumonia (101 or rate of 11.76%); Cardio-Vascular Disease (80 or rate of 9.31%); Kidney/Renal Disease (51 or rate of 5.94%); Bronchial Asthma (40 or rate of 4.66%); CerebroVascular Accident (38 or rate of 4.42%); and Myocardial Infarction (38 or rate of 4.42%). For the year 2016, leading causes of infant mortality in the city were Pneumonia (7 or rate of 2.19%); Acute Gastro-Enteritis (AGE) (4 or rate of 1.25%); Hydrocephalus (3 or 0.94%): Congenital Heart Disease (3 or rate of 0.94%); and Conginetal Anomaly (2 or rate of 0.62%). Top leading causes of Under 5 Mortality Rate in the city were Pneumonia (11 or rate of 3.45%); Congenital Heart Disease (4 or rate of 1.25%); Meningitis (4 or rate of 1.25%) Acute Gastro-Enteritis (AGE) (4 or rate of 1.25%); and Hydrocephalus (4 or 1.25%).

Household with access to improved or safe water supply (CY 2016) -

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b. Nutrition

Nutritional Status of Children Operation Timbang (OPT) is undertaken by the City Nutrition Office through the barangay nutrition scholars in all 31 barangays. For the year 2016, 24,981 school children were weighed, 225 or 1.02% were found to be overweight; 1,131or 4.53% were underweight; 410 or 1.64% were severely underweight and 23,185 or 92.81% were normal. The combined severely underweight and the underweight totaled 1,541 which brings the rate of malnutrition to 6.17%.

c. Education The total number of pre-elementary schools for both public and private is 62 (34 public schools & 28 private schools). In elementary, there are 34 public and 23 private schools. For secondary levels, the junior schools numbered 8 public and 23 private schools while there are 8 public senior schools including the 2 secondary vocational schools and 24 private senior schools. For the tertiary level, we have 3 universities, 9 colleges and 37 vocational and technical learning centers in the city.

Pre-School All 34 Public Elementary Schools in Dagupan City offer Pre-School. There were 2,251 public pre-school enrollees for SY 2016-2017 and 745 private pre-school enrollees for the same school year, adding up to a total combined enrolment of 2,996, wherein the estimated number of five (5) year old pupils numbered 3,547. For Despite transient students enrolled from the different municipalities near the city, enrolment is lower than the estimated Preschool level population.

Elementary Level The estimated school-going age population (6-11 years old) totaled 23,811 but aggregate enrolment for public and private was 21,134. This means that the enrolment outnumbered the school age population for this level. The main reason given for this occurrence is that aside from the residents of Dagupan, there are still transient pupils coming from the different municipalities of Pangasinan enrolled in the ci ty, especially in the private schools.

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Table 35. LIST OF PUBLIC PRE-ELEMENTARY AND ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS, Dagupan City: SY 2016-2017 Public Pre-Elem. & Elem. Schools

Location

DISTRICT I Juan L. Siapno Elementary School Lucao Elementary School Malued Elem. School& Special Science Elem. Sch. West Central Elementary School I

1 2 3 4

5 West Central Elementary School II

6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

DISTRICT II Bacayao Sur Elementary School Caranglaan Carangla an Elementary School East Central IS Lasip Grande Elementary School Mangin-Tebeng Elementary School Pascuala G. Villamil Elementary School Pogo-Lasip Elementary School Tambac Elementary School Tebeng Elementary School

15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24

DISTRICT III BLISS Community School Bolosan Elementary School Bonuan Boquig Elementary School Federico N. Ceralde IS Gen. Gregorio del Pilar Elem. School Leon-Francisco Leon-Franc isco Maramba Elem. School Mamalingling Mamalingl ing Elementary School North Central Elementary School Sabangan Elementary School Salisay Elementary School

25 Victoria Victori a Q. Zarate Elementary School

26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34

DISTRICT IV Calmay Elementary School Carael Elementary School Juan P. Guadiz Elementary School Lomboy Elementary School Pantal Elementary School Pugaro Elementary School Salapingao Salapi ngao Elementary School Suit Elementary School T. Ayson-Rosario Ayson-Rosari o Elementary School

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Lasip Chico Lucao Malued Burgos Street, Poblacion Oeste Bonifacio Street, Poblacion Oeste

Bacayao Sur Caranglaan Mayombo Lasip Grande Mangin Bacayao Norte Pogo Grande Tambac Tebeng

Bonuan Binloc Bolosan Bonuan Boquig Bonuan Binloc Bonuan Gueset Bonuan Boquig Mamalingling Mamalingli ng Bonuan Gueset Bonuan Gueset Salisay Rioferio Rd, Arellano-Bani, Arellano-Bani, Pantal

Calmay Carael Poblacion Oeste Lomboy Pantal Pugaro-Suit Salapingao Pugaro-Suit Calmay City Planning and Development Office Office

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Table 36. LIST OF PRIVATE PRE-ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Dagupan City: SY 2016-2017 Private Pre-Elementary Pre-Elementa ry Schools

Location

1. Bonuan First Baptist Church Learning Center, Inc.

Bonuan Gueset Gueset

2. Clifford Cliffor d Learning School of Dagupan City

Bonuan Gueset

3. Colegio de Dagupan

Arellano-Bani, Arellano-Ba ni, Pantal

4. Divine Word Academy of Dagupan

Rizal Street, Pogo Chico

5. Dominican School

Tapuac

6. Ednas School

Tapuac

7. Escuela de Nuestra Sra. De La Sallete

Tapuac

8. Genesis School of Happy Kids Advanced Studies

Lasip Chico

9. Harvent School

Zamora Street, Pogo Chico

10. JCCMI-Christian JCCMI-Christ ian Academy, Inc.

Lucao

11. La Marea Academy

Tapuac

12. Living Lights Academy Foundation, Foundatio n, Inc.

Bonuan Gueset

13. Mother Goose Special Schools System Inc.

Tapuac

14. Northfield Academy Academy Inc.

Lucao District

15. Oakridge International Internat ional School of Young Leader

A.B. Fernandez East, Pantal

16. PAMMA Learning Center, Inc.

Herrero-Perez

17. Pangasinan Universal Institute


18. PIMSAT Colleges

Bolosan

19. Salve Regina Learning Center, Inc.

China Street, Bonuan Binloc

20. St. Albert the Great School

Malued

21. St. John's Cathedral Cathedral School

Zamora Street, Barangay IV

22. St. Michael School By-The-Sea

Bonuan Gueset

23. St. Robert Bellarmine Center for Learning, Inc.

Arellano- Bani, Pantal

24. UMC Twinkle Learning Center

Lucao

25. University Universi ty of Luzon


26. University of Pangasinan

Arellano- Bani, Pantal Pantal

27. Wonderland School

Tolero Road, Herrero-Perez

28. YMCA of Pangasinan Pre-School, Pre-School , Inc.

Tapuac

Table 37. LIST OF PRIVATE ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Dagupan City: SY 2016-2017 Private Elementary Schools 1. 49

Clifford Interactive Learning School

Location Bonuan Gueset City Planning and Development Office Office

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2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13.

Divine Word Academy of Dagupan Dominican School Ednas School Escuela de Nstra.. Sra. De La Sallete Genesis Schoolof Happy Kids Advanced Studies Harvent School Foundation of Dagupan City Inc. JCCMI-Christian JCCMI-Christ ian Academy, Inc. La Marea Academy Living Lights Academy Foundaion, Foundaion , Inc. Mother Goose Special School System, Inc. Northfield Academy, Academy, Inc.

14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23.

PAMMA Learning Center, Inc. Pangasinan Universal Institute PIMSAT Colleges St. Albert the Great School St. John’s Cathedral School St. Michael School By-The-Sea St. Robert Bellarmine Center For Learning, Inc University Universi ty of Luzon University of Pangasinan – Pangasinan – PEN PEN Wonderland School

Oakridge International International School of Young Leader

Rizal Ext., Pogo Chico Tapuac Tapuac Tapuac Lasip Chico 1383 Pogo Chico Lucao Remedios Village, Tapuac 44 Bonuan Gueset Tapuac Lucao Barrera St., A.B. Fernandez. East Herrero-Perez Rizal St., Barangay. Barangay. II & III Bolosan 126 Malued Zamora Street, Barangay IV Bonuan Gueset Arellano, Pantal Perez Boulevard, Pogo Chico Arellano-Bani, Arellano-Ban i, Pantal Herrero-Perez

Source; DepEd

Secondary Level For secondary level, the estimated school-going age population for junior high (12-15 years old) is 13,950 and 7,060 for senior high (16-17 years years old), respectively. Enrolment for both public and private junior high school school is 15,585 and 7,982 in senior high schools. schools. This shows that the enrolment outnumbered the school-going age population for reason that there are transient students coming from outside the city of Dagupan.

Table 38. LIST OF PUBLIC JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOLS Dagupan City: SY 2016-2017 Public Junior High Schools 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.

Bonuan Boquig National High School Carael National High School Dagupan City National High School East Central Integrated Integra ted School Federico Narag Ceralde Integrated School Judge Jose de Venecia, Sr. Memorial H.S. Pugaro Integrated Integra ted School Salapingao National High School

Location Bonuan Boquig Carael Tapuac Mayombo Bonuan Binloc Bolosan Pugaro Salapingao

Source; DepEd

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Table 39. LIST OF PRIVATE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOLS Dagupan City: SY 2016-2017 Private Junior High Schools 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23.

Location

Colegio De Dagupan Divine Word Academy Dominican School Ednas School Escuela de Nuestra. Sra. De la Sallete FQD Medical Foundation Special Science HS Genesis School of Happy Kids advanced Studies JCCMI-Christian Academy, Inc. La Marea Academy, Inc. Living Lights Academy Foundation Inc. Lyceum-Northwestern University General HS Mother Goose Special Schools System, Inc. Northfield Academy, Inc. Oakridge International School of Young Leaders PAMMA Learning center Pangasinan Universal Institute PIMSAT Colleges St. Albert the Great School St. John’s Cathedral School St. Michael School By-The-Sea University of Luzon University of Pangasinan Wonderland School of Dagupan

Pantal Rizal Street, Pogo Chico Tapuac Tapuac Tapuac Tapuac Lasip Chico Lucao Tapuac Bonuan Gueset Tapuac Tapuac Lucao A.B.F. Ave. East, Mayombo Herrero-Perez Rizal Street, Barangay II & III Malued Zamora Street, Barangay IV Bonuan Gueset Perez Boulevard, Pogo Chico Arellano-Bani, Pantal Herrero-Perez

Source: DepEd

Table 40. EDUCATION INDICATORS IN ELEMENTARY AND JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOLS Dagupan City: SY 2016-2017 Education Indicators Participation Rate Cohort-Survival Rate Completion Rate Promotion Rate Graduation Rate Transition Rate Retention Rate Repetition Rate Drop-out Rate Failure Rate Gross Enrolment Rate School Leaver Rate

Elementary 97.38 % 80.81 % 79.32 % 97.99 % 99.00 % 93.75 % 95.28 % 1.30 % 0.55 % 4.54 % 110.65 % 4.28 %

Secondary 90.38 % 81.87 % 78.40 % 95.86 % 96.69 % 92.05 % 93.40 % 1.28 % 1.38 % 4.85 % 106.27 % 6.41 %

Source: DepEd

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Table 41. LIST OF PUBLIC SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLS Dagupan City: SY 2016-2017 Public Senior High Schools 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

Location

Bonuan Boquig National High School Carael National High School Dagupan City National High School East Central Integrated School Federico Narag Ceralde Integrated School Judge Jose de Venecia, Sr. Memorial H.S.

Bonuan Boquig Carael Tapuac Mayombo Bonuan Binloc Bolosan

Vocational Secondary School 7. Pugaro Integrated School 8. Salapingao National High School

Pugaro Salapingao

Source: DepEd

Table 42. LIST OF PRIVATE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLS Dagupan City: SY 2016-2017

Private Senior High Schools 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24.

Location

AIE College, Inc. - Dagupan AMA Computer College-Dagupan City, Inc. British College International Colegio De Dagupan Divine Word Academy Dominican School Ednas School Escuela de Nuestra. Sra. De la Sallete Genesis School of Happy Kids advanced Studies Kingfisher School of Business and Finance La Marea Academy, Inc. Lyceum-Northwestern University Senior Manila Montessori College International Mother Goose Special Schools System, Inc. PAMMA Learning center Pangasinan Universal Institute PIMSAT Colleges Prime Brilliant Minds Academy St. Albert the Great School St. John’s Cathedral School St. Michael School By-The-Sea STI College - Dagupan University of Luzon University of Pangasinan

Tambac A.B. Fernandez East Arellano, Pantal Rizal Street, Pogo Chico Tapuac Tapuac Tapuac Lasip Chico Lucao Tapuac Tapuac Tapuac Herrero-Perez Rizal Street, Barangay II & III Tambac Malued Zamora Street, Barangay IV Bonuan Gueset Arellano-Bani, Pantal Perez Boulevard, Pogo Chico Arellano-Bani, Pantal

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Tertiary Schools Dagupan City is considered the center of education in Pangasinan or Region I due to the presence of 3 universities, 9 colleges and 37 vocational school/technical learning centers. All of these schools cater to the needs for higher education in the entire province and the region. The presence of these schools gives more opportunities for Dagupan residents and other students coming from other places to pursue higher education.

Table 43. LIST OF TERTIARY SCHOOL, Dagupan City, SY 2016-2017 University

Address/Location

1 Lyceum Northwestern University

Tapuac

2 University of Luzon


3 University of Pangasinan PEN


Colleges

Address/Location

1 AMA Computer College

Mayombo

2 Asian Institute of E-Commerce (AIE)

A.B.F. Ave. East, Pantal

3 Colegio De Dagupan

Arellano-Bani. Pantal

4 Dagupan Colleges Foundation

A.B.F. Ave. East, Pantal

5 King Fisher School for Business & Finance Inc.

Mc Arthur Highway, Lucao

6 Mary Help of Christians Seminary

Bonuan Gueset

7 Pangasinan Merchant Marine Academy

Herrero-Perez

8 Philippine Inst. For Maritime Studies & Technology

Bolosan

9 System Technology Institute (STI) Source: CHED, Region I

Technical/Vocational School

Arellano Bani, Pantal

Address/Location

1 3M Dagupan Training Center, Inc.

Burgos Extension

2 Acres Professionsl Inst. & Review Centers, Inc.

PECE Bldg., Burgos Extn.

3 AMA Computer College

Mayombo

4 Angelina’s His/Her Fashion School, Inc.

mayombo

5 Asiacareer College Foundation, Inc.

Perez Boulevard

6 Carthel Science Educational Foundation

Barangay Banaoang

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7 Cellutronix Skills Training Center & Services, Inc. 8 Cellworld Telecom Training Center, Inc

Rollins Bldg. Perez Blvd.

9 Center for Healthcare Professions

Esguerra Bldg., Mayombo

10 Colegio De Dagupan


11 Dagupan Colleges Foundation, Inc.

Siapno Bldg., Perez Blvd.

12 Dream Aid Institute of Practical Studies Corp.

Orient Pacific Center, Perez

13 Escuela de Ntra. Senora de La Salette, Inc.

Tapuac

14 Extendicare Training Center, Inc.

Perez Boulevard

15 Farmout Central Intouch, Inc.

Perez Boulevard

16 Greenmont Systems International, Inc.

Reyes Bldg., Perez Boulevard

17 Instituto Centro Asia, Inc.

Llamas Bldg., Fernandez Ave.

18

International Mobile Equipment Identity Institute of Science and Technology


19 International Technological Skills Training, Inc.


20 JTX Security Training Center, Inc.

Herrero Perez

21 JGRCADD Centre Corporation

Burgos Street

22 Lyceum Northwestern University

Tapuac

23 Manila Montessori College International

Diego Bldg., ABF Avenue

24

Manpower Advanced Studying in Technical Training Tandoc Bldg., Perez Blvd Center

25 Nazareth School of Pangasinan, Inc.

Perez Boulevard

26 Pangasinan Merchant Marine Academy, Inc.

Herrero Perez

27 Pangasinan Security Training Center, Inc. 28 PIMSAT Colleges, Inc.

Bolosan

29 Primacare Dagupan Training & Dev’t Center

Mayombo

30 Robetech Institute Int’l (Pangasinan), Inc.

Perez Boulevard

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St. Gabriel Int’l. Center for Training and Skills Development Center, Inc.

32 St. Thomas De Aquinas of Health & Caregivers

#1 BBE Bldg., ABF West A. B. Fernandez East

33 STI, Dagupan Inc.

Arellano, Pantal

34 Techskills Philippines, Inc.

M.H. Del Pilar Street

35 Unicare Special International, Inc.

Perez Boulevard

36 University of Luzon, Inc.

Perez Boulevard

37 University of Pangasinan, Inc.


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d. Housing and Resettlement As of 2016, there are still twenty (22) residential subdivisions registered in the area.

Table 44. REGISTERED RESIDENTIAL SUBDIVISIONS IN DAGUPAN CITY NAME OF SUBDIVISION

LOCATION

OWNER

ADDRESS

1 Adelina Ville

Bonuan

Thelma T. Zamora

2 Alimax Subdivision

Lucao District

Felimon & Lina Claveria Malued District

3 Aster Duque Compound

Lucao District

Asterio T. Duque

4 Beachwood Subdivision

Bonuan Boquig

5 Di-Or Village Phase I & II

Arellano-Bani

6 Dona Margarita Subdivision Mayombo 7 Eagle Crest Villa

Bonuan Boquig

Fernandez Village TownLucao District House Holy Queen Subdivision 9 Caranglaan (formerly St. Michael Subd.) 8

10 Isonnville Subdivision 11 Krystaville Compound 12 La Playa Azul 13 Maramba Banker's Village 14 Nel-Ars Le Chateau Subd. 15 Our Lady of Fatima Subd. Palmas Verdes 16 17 Rosal Subdivision

Asterio Manaois / Herbert Manaois Oreta-Dizon Inc. c/o Generosa D. Manas Leopoldo A. Abad Jr. & Amanda M. Abad Vive Eagle Land Inc./ Virgilio O. Cervantes Bernie Fernandez Jugde Rafael B. Hidalgo

19 St. Michael Subd. Phase II

Caranglaan

Estrella Claveria

Pantal

C. T. Zarate Inc.

Arellano Bani Lucao District

G.T. Zarate Inc. Cesar T. Duque

21 Trinidad Village Subdivision 22 University of Pangasinan

Bonuan Boquig, D.C. Pantal, Dagupan City

785 Noli St., Malate, Manila Eagle Crest Bldg., Pasong Tamo Corner Makati Lucao Dist., Dag. City Caranglaan, D.C.

114-10 A. Ferguson Road, Baguio City Lucao Rolando C. Lee 373 Tapuac, D.C. Bonuan Boquig BHF Corporation A.B. Fernandez Avenue Maramba Bldg. Zamora Bonuan Gueset Moises Maramba St., Dagupan City Zarate Subd., Arellano Tapuac Francisco T. de Guzman Street, Dagupan City Caranglaan Lourdes C. Cayabyab #80 Caranglann, D.C. Bonuan Binloc Roberto Ll. Arcinue Km. 386 Bonuan Binloc Owner/Developer/Pres. Corazon B. Jevellanos Poblacion Oeste, Careenan Pob..Oeste MultiDagupan City Street Purpose Coop. Inc. Bonuan Gueset Generosa D. Manas

Trinidad Village Subdivision

#15 AB Fernandez Ave.

Bonuan Longos Wilson S. Angheng

18 San Marino Place Phase II

20

650 Malued Dist., D.C.

Bonuan Gueset Caranglaan Dist., Dag. City Mezanine Flr. C.T. Zarate Bldg., 75 Nable Street Hotel Victoria, D.C. Upang, Arellano

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The Presidential Commission on Urban Poor together with the Task Force on Housing and Settlement had identified 6,225 urban poor families living along the government and private lands of which 32% are settled along river banks and environmentally constrained areas. A resettlement project is being undertaken by the City Government in coordination with Couples for Christ Gawad Kalinga, NGOs, and POs which started last November 2003. So far, there are 4 units of duplex, twelve (12) units of row houses and five (5) units attached dwelling constructed at Bangusville Site, Bonuan Gueset to accommodate for poor families and informal settlers. Likewise, under the Red Cross Shelter, there are 130 units single detached awarded and has provided a total of 151 urban poor families. A second resettlement project is located at Sitio Korea, Bonuan Binloc which has a total of 139 row houses. Under the Red Cross Shelter, 100 units single detached was awarded with additional 29 new units constructed. Barangay Mamalingling has also 20 units single detached which were awarded to 20 families. The City Government has also acquired a 27,973.33 square meters or 2.8 hectares residential land located at Bonuan Boquig intended for economic and socialized subdivision development for about 200 families and urban poor settlers.

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Social Welfare

Social welfare services in the city are being provided by the City Social Welfare and Development Office (CSWDO) since its devolution with the implementation of the Local Government Code of 1991. The office is manned by 11 permanent personnel (3 social workers and 8 non-social workers), and 46 day care workers. Aside from its own office, it has other facilities namely: Crisis Intervention Center (CIC), Senior Citizens Center (SCC), Stimulation Therapeutic Activity (STAC), which cater to children with disability, out-of-school-youth and street children, and 46 Day Care Centers strategically located in all barangays of the city. As of School Year 2016, Day Care Enrolment numbered 2,561. With the prescribed standard of 500 families for every day care center.

Table 45. EARLY CHILDHOOD CARE AND DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM DAY CARE ENROLMENT BY BARANGAY AND SEX, SY 2016-2017

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 56

BARANGAY Bacayao Norte Bacayao Sur Barangay I Barangay II& III Barangay IV (Pilot) Bolosan Bonuan Binloc – Korea

MALE 32 27 16 29 23 27 39

FEMALE 28 38 24 39 27 33 36

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MALE 35 21 26 36 30 24 33 27 26 21 31 29 18 17 20 25 40 29 27 23 29 30 32 25 26 21 25 35 37 27 27 18 35 19 30 19 19 27 18 1230

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TOTAL 60 50 57 75 73 45 70 55 60 45 70 60 50 45 43 47 75 55 53 45 55 50 70 50 55 60 55 60 55 55 55 32 65 50 60 38 50 55 40 2561

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Police Protection The Peace and Order situation in Dagupan is generally peaceful which can be attributed to the intensification of Anti-Criminality activities of the Dagupan City Police Station (DCPS),Philippine National Police (PNP), and the support given by the Public Office and Safety Office (POSO). In 2016, Dagupan City Police has a ready force of one hundred forty-four (144) Police Commission Officers (PCOs)/Police Non-Commision Officers (PNCOs) and eight (8) Non-Uniformed Personnel (NUP) with a total strength of one hundred fifty-two (152). It has seven (7) Police Community Precinct (PCP’s) and three (3) Outposts located strategically within their area of responsibility. It also has one (1) SWAT Team, one (1) Speed Cops Team, three (3) Mobile Patrol Teams, and one (1) Police. Visibility Team as Police Beat Patrol is always ready to respond to any hostile/non-hostile situation. Visibility points are maintained along the main thoroughfares of the city and commercial areas due to the estimated doubling of population in the city during daytime. Currently, the police to population ratio is one (1) policeman for every 1,236 population which is way below the ideal police to population ratio of 1:500. Barangay Security Force popularly known as Barangay Tanods also assists the police force in maintaining peace and order in the entire city. At present, all 31 barangays in the city has an organized Barangay Tanod Force. Crimes are classified into index crime volume and non-index crime volume. A total index crime volume of 151 was reported in 2016, of which 77 or 50.99% was classified as crime against person and 74 or 49.01% were crime against property. The average monthly crime rate in the city is 22.30%. Best practices action plans of the Dagupan City Police during 2014 includes Pulis sa Barangay, continuous implementation of Patrol 101, display of Police Community Assistance and Referral Team (CART), Bando Publiko and simultaneous conduct of Oplan Sita.

Fire Protection The City Fire Department is manned by 20 uniformed and 2 non-uniformed personnel. Present facilities are 3 fire trucks with complete accessories, an ambulance van, a tanker (pick-up style) and an emergency tender. Firefighter to population ratio in 2016 was 1:7,921 and fire truck to population ratio was 1:58,088 are below the standard of 1:2,000 and 1:28,000 respectively. As to the number of issued Fire Safety Inspection Certificate (FSIC), the City Fire Station Issued a number of 4,286 for Business Permit for the year 2016..

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The City Disaster Risk Reduction Management Center (CDRRMC) and PANDA (a Chinese Volunteer Brigade) assist the City Fire Department in its firefighting tasks. CDRRMC has 1 unit 10-wheeler tanker fire truck and 12 fire team members and PANDA has about 120 volunteer fire brigades and is equipped with 2 fire trucks. Its station is located at A.B. Fernandez East, Barangay Tambac.

g. Tourism Dagupan City covers a wide stretch of beautiful beach along the Lingayen Gulf popularly known as Bonuan Blue Beach. This 72 hectare foreshore in Bonuan is ideal site for swimming, jet skiing, sailing and other relaxing activities. Aside from, this has been one of the region’s favorite summer getaways. It is the perfect place to bask under the sun, bather in its pristine water, and relish the splash of the waves, or watch the majestic sunset with your family, friends, and love ones. Here, one may visit Mc Arthur Park; Japanese Philippines Friendship Garden and the Shrine of the Unknown Soldiers. A resort which has a water park measuring 10,000 square meters is the very first of its kind in the province of Pangasinan, located in Bonuan Binloc, the Leisure Coast Resort.

Historical Attractions/Landmarks in the city are: 1. Home Economics Building - located at the West Central Elementary School where Gen. Douglas McArthur stayed during World War II (which was constructed in 1909 and known as the Gabaldon Building). 2. Lighthouse - serves as guide to navigators at night and is located at Bonuan Gueset. 3. McArthur Landing Mark - statue of McArthur was erected which signify that he landed at Bonuan Blue Beach on January 9, 1945 to liberate the Island of Luzon and fulfill his promise to the Filipino people: “I shall return.” 4. Old St. John’s Cathedral - built in 1816 and was preserved/restored and named Sanctuario de San Juan Evangelista, the altar where Leonor Rivera, Dr. Jose Rizal’s lost love, married Henry Kipping, a British engineer who set up the first Dagupan railway system. 5. Pantal River - through its mouth, the sea water enters the land and fuses with the fresh water twice a day. 6. Remnant of Franklin Bridge - it once connects the Downtown area and Calmay which sank in Calmay River with San Alberto Magno College during the biggest flood in 1935. 7. Remnant of Manila Railroad - the railroad station at Philippine National Railway (PNR) road was built by the Spaniards and opened in 1892. This is one of the train head of the first Philippine. Manila- Dagupan railroad system. 59


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8. Tondaligan People’s Park - where the Japanese-Philippine Friendship Memorial Garden and the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier are located as a tribute to Filipino, American and Japanese soldiers during World War II.

The Dagupan City Plaza houses the City Museum wherein you can find the Victorio Edades Hall where all his famous works in arts and paintings are displayed; the Children’s Park located at the right side of the plaza, it is also the site of the monument of Andres Bonifacio and other national heroes; the Senior Citizen’s Park which is on its left side of the plaza, where the Jose Rizal monument can be found and the amphitheater ground, is a 200-capacity car park, events venue, skating rink, biking ground rolled into one. The City Plaza is an ideal venue for various events, cultural shows and gatherings. Island Tour (Tourist Attraction) - Dagupan has extensive rivers that crisscross the city and now being developed to attract tourism with its “Island Tour”. A wondrous journey that will give people the chance to explore the areas quaint rivers that for decades remained out of reach until now. The island tour has such bright promise as a clean, serene and romantic experience as the glides of quietly feeling the spirit of long lost pageantry. As to tourist facilities, the city has 12 hotels and 24 Tourist Inns that offer reasonable rates besides affordable lodges and motels for transients.

Table 46. HOTELS/INNS NUMBER OF ROOMS AND LOCATION Dagupan City: CY 2016 Hotels/Resorts

Number of Rooms

Location

1

Ciudad Elmina Fishing Village Resort

20

Bacayao Norte

2

Dagupan Village Hotel

25

Tapuac

3

Hotel Le Duc

25

Tapuac

4

Hotel Monde

10


5

Leisure Coast Hotel Resort

49

Bonuan Binloc

6

Lenox Hotel*

40

Rizal Street

7

Luxor Hotel*

26

Arellano

8

Orchid Hotel*

42

Rizal Street

9

Ragtime Suites

6

Herrero-Perez

10

Star Plaza Hotel*

86


11

Tondaligan Beach Mini Hotel

10

Bonuan Gueset

12

YMCA

16

Burgos Street

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Location

1

Albert Lodge

2

Barangay Apartelle

27

Herrero-Perez

3

Cabana Inn

42

Bonuan Binloc

4

Crisologo Traveller’s Inn

10

Lucao

5

Dalas Lodge

6

PNR Site

6

Gayaman Lodge

8

A.B. Fernandez East

7

Gelymar Inn*

15

Herrero-Perez

8

Hao-Wei Inn

6

9

Inn Asia Dagupan

25

De Venecia Road

10

Justin Cottage

15

Bonuan Gueset

11

Mascara Inn

10

12

Minda’s Cottage

15

Bonuan Gueset

13

Nel-Ars Inn*

22

Arellano

14

Nena’s Bed & Breakfast

6

Bonuan Gueset

15

Nice & Relax Inn

6

Bonuan Gueset

16

Nobili’s Inn

10

Bonuan Boquig

17

Rose Plaza Inn

15

Bonuan Tondaligan

18

Solid Star Lodging Inn

19

Sun Drive Inn

13

Bonuan Tondaligan

20

Sunshine Lodge

6

Bonuan Tondaligan

21

Tondaligan Park Inn

10

Bonuan Tondaligan

22

Towngate Inn

12

Bonuan Boquig

23

Value Star Inn*

96


24

West Gate Motor Inn

20

Bonuan Boquig

TOTAL

6

Bonuan

408

Source: City Tourism Office Legend * - DOT Accredited

The city cradles a wide array of restaurants, fast foods, and grilled house - an evidence of people’s passion for food. Other tourist facilities includes 1 movie house; 4 discos/clubs; 15 pub house / beerhouses / videoke; 8 billiards; 1 bowling; 15 physical fitness; 1 cockpit, 8 massage and spa parlor that are spatially located.

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VIII. ADMINISTRATIVE MACHINERY Local Administrative Dagupan City has total plantilla positions of 657 of December 31, 2016, with 308 males, 275 females and 74 vacant positions. Out of the 657 positions 543 were permanent; 14 were temporary; 13 were elected and 13 were coterminous.

Organization Officials of the City Government are composed of the following:                                

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City Mayor, Vice Mayor, Sangguniang Panlungsod Members, Secretary to the Sangguniang Panlungsod, City Administrator, City Legal Officer City Development Coordinator, City Budget Officer, City Treasurer, City Assessor, City Accountant, City Engineer, City Architect, City Health Officer, City Population Officer, Civil Registry officer, City Agriculturist, City Veterinarian, City Social Welfare Officer, General Services Officer, City Nutrition Officer, Waste Management Division Head, City Disaster Risk Reduction Management Officer, Public Order and Safety Officer, City Market Division Officer, City Information Officer, City Librarian, City Tourism Officer, City Public Employment Service Officer, One Stop Shop Business Center Office Manager, Information Communication Technology Head, and Parks and Plaza Administrator.


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