IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF THE REQUIREMENT IN HISTORY 100A/

PHILIPPINE HISTORY, POLITICS AND GOVERNANCE

Submitted by:
Boloron, Janina Rae C.
BMLS 2H
Submitted to:
Mr. Cyril Clifferdson S. Mamocod

April 25, 2013


I. INTRODUCTION
The location of Barangay Alfonso Angliongto Sr. is within the 50 kilometers
radius of the Epicenter of Davao City proper. It is situated adjacent to the Davao
International Airport which situated in the North. It is bounded by the East of J.P.
Laurel Avenue and on the South by Brgy. Wilfredo Aquino Subdivision, Rafael
Castillo and San Antonio Subdivisions while on the West it is bounded by Diho
Subdivision and Buhangin Diversion Road. It is just 20minutes ride to Davao City
Hall and City Council Building.
Barangay Angliongto has a total land area of 334.453 hectares. It is 46%
percent rural and 54% percent urban areas. The residential area includes 78.84
hectares; Commercial/ business area is 41 hectares. Institutional area is 5.455
hectares: unclassified land area is 209.158 hectares.
Barangay Angliongto is headed by Barangay Captain Manuel A. Ramos;
Barangay Councilors Rodrigo B. Dialogo, Gloria F. Baring, Maxey S. Atog, Jr.,
Claudio A. Tirol, Germelina R. Pavo, Leonilo R. Dulla, JJ Cesar C. Bongcawil and
Sangguniang Kabataan Chairman John Cain Sarmiento. As the basic political unit,
the Barangay serves as the primary planning and implementing unit of government
policies, plans, programs, projects and activities in the community, and as a forum
wherein the collective views of the people may be expressed, crystallized and
considered, and where disputes may be amicably settled.












II. HISTORICAL BACKGROUND
In 1960, Don Emilio Ramos Sr. became the first Barangay Captain of Barangay
Pampanga. In 1968, the Ramos Family donated road right of way from Damosa to
Golden Homes about 15 meters wide, connecting to the Philippine Japan Friendship
Highway, Buhangin diversion road the gateway to the entire provinces of the Mindanao
Island. In 1989, the family of Mr. Vicente L. Angliongto also donated an area of One(1)
hectare for school campus, named after V.L. Angliongto Elementary School, allocated
also an area for open canal and for drainage system, likewise provided about 24
hectares vast area for subdivision and housing purposes. In 1990, Major Manuel A.
Ramos and family donated one (1) hectare for a school site and named after Don Emilio
Ramos Sr. National High School. He donated another one (1) hectare of land for roads
and open canal connecting the boundary of Fortune Village, likewise provided 10
hectares of land for subdivision housing purposes presently known as Diamond Village
1 & 2. On September 2005, September 2005- Barangay Alfonso Angliongto Sr. and
Barangay Vicente Hizon Sr. passed a joint resolution Nos. 01 ,Series of 2005
requesting the City Government of Davao Through the Sangguniang Panglungsod for a
financial assistance in the amount of One Hundred Fifty Thousand Pesos(P150,000.00)
per month for each barangay, By invoking Section Nos. 285 of Republic Act 7160 ,
otherwise known as the Local Government Code of 1991, on the provision on allocation
to the Local Government Units in their share in the Internal Revenue Allotment (IRA). A
provision therein that states the financial requirements of the barangays created By the
Local Government Units after the effectivity of the said code shall be the responsibility
of the Local Government concerned. Thus, newly created Barangays are not entitled to
a share in the IRA. In July 9-10, 2009 three days celebration of Araw ng Barangay
wherein City Mayor Rody Duterte and Vice Mayor Inday Sara Duterte attended the
celebration. On October 2010, Barangay election was held wherein Re-elect Barangay
Alfredo G. Bongcavil won and passed away on December 24, 2010.
TABLE 1. Estimated Monthly Gross Income of Households, by Purok, 2010

Purok / Sitio
Less than
5,000
5,001 to
10,000
10,001 to
15,000
15,001 to
20,000
20,001 to
25,000
25,001 to
30,000
Over
30,000
Total
Belisario Hts. 20 50 53 85 52 260
Diamond Vill. 7 14 12 30 30 31 124
Golden Homes 1 5 5 5 10 5 31
JLA Subd. 2 5 5 10 10 10 28 70
Guadalupe Vill. 1 2 13 5 10 15 10 56
Summerhills 5 4 2 9 6 3 2 31
Pulang Lupa 6 9 8 23
La Verna Hills - A 5 10 56 38 16 12 3 140
La Verna Hills- B 8 21 19 14 10 8 2 82
Lea Subd. 18 9 8 5 2 2 3 47
Liceralde Vill. 2 5 8 10 15 12 5 57
Mamay Village 5 12 25 18 9 7 5 81
Do a P.Ramos
17 15 8 5 2 1 1 49
Roseville Ph.1 22 43 105 37 27 11 5 250
Roseville Ph.2 18 33 65 75 20 52 16 219
St. Anthony Vill 15 21 58 60 30 15 9 208
Victoria Hts. 5 45 67 85 38 15 5 260
Vincent Hts. 12 15 91 82 38 25 15 278
Urban Settlers 28 7 5 1 1 1 2 45
Total
169 264 582 521 322 314 199 2,371

TABLE 2. Number of Household Members by Age Group, by Sex, by Purok, 2010



Purok / Sitio
0-2
(Toddlers)
3-5
(Preschool
ers)
6-12
(Elementar
y School)
13-17 (High
School)
18-64
(Working Age
Popn)
65 & over
(Senior
Citizens)
Total
M F
T

M F
T

M F
T

M F T M F T M F
T

M F T
Belisario Heights 42 68 55 78 51 59 58 62 101 109 48 62 355 438 793
Diamond Village 1 &
2
13 15 16 9 19 27 24 18 135 211 24 26 231 306 537
Golden Homes 4 6 9 10 15 20 8 12 20 25 15 16 71 85 156
JLA Subdivision 8 12 10 15 30 30 35 40 75 75 15 10 173 191 364
Guadalupe Village 5 10 7 11 10 14 17 29 71 80 18 6 128 141 269
Summer hill 0 1 1 2 12 5 5 5 36 45 1 1 55 59 114
Pulang Lupa 1 1 9 3 5 6 6 2 39 28 60 39 99
La Verna Hills - A 7 8 16 13 47 39 46 47 232 200 9 10 357 317 674
La Verna Hills- B 10 7 10 12 23 17 19 17 140 117 4 9 206 179 385
Lea Subdivision 5 5 10 12 12 15 13 15 77 83 3 120 130 250
Urban Settlers 6 9 10 12 14 12 8 8 65 62 3 3 106 106 212
Liceralde Village 4 7 9 11 15 9 4 3 71 73 11 16 114 119 233
Mamay Village 7 11 10 16 15 25 26 47 99 130 15 20 172 249 421
Doa P. Ramos 12 16 14 21 23 32 20 21 35 42 3 5 107 137 244
Roseville Subd. Ph.
1
19 22 28 26 63 67 68 84 379 461 11 21 568 681 1,249
Roseville Subd. Ph.
2
30 34 41 41 93 77 72 70 309 472 17 19 562 713 1,275
St. Anthony Village 25 35 16 19 20 30 20 25 153 738 8 11 242 858 1,100
Victoria Heights 18 17 37 43 52 80 115 145 242 261 115 135 579 681 1,260
Vincent Heights 50 50 41 49 68 75 125 80 275 345 41 47 600 652 1,252
Total
266 334 349 403 587 639 689 730 2,55
4
3,55
7
361 417 4,80
6
6,08
1
10,88
7




III. CURRENT ISSUES AND PROGRAMS
Existing Infrastructure and Utilities Services Programs/Projects/Activities
Undertaken by City in the Barangay.
Programs/Projects/Activities Objectives Target
No. of
Beneficiaries
Amount

Multi -purpose Barangay Hall To be able to serve
our people in our
barangay
6million


Current issues and concern of the people in Barangay Angliongto.
Sector Issues and Concerns
Possible
Effects
Recommendation
s
Agency Concerns
Source of
Funds
Economic
Activities
No IRA,
No regular livelihood
trainings, no
transport terminal,
No Brgy. Public
market,
No MRF
No effective
service to our
continuants
Need help from
proper office
/agency
CMO,DENR.LTF
RB.CENRO
CDF/Local
City
Government
Social Services
Absence of mobility,
Poor housing
constructions in
some subdivisions,
No Day Care
Centers,
No covered
courts/gym
Some subdivisions
have no
improvement in their
drainage system
No effective
service to our
continuants

Clogged
canals can
cause dengue
and other
diseases

Low result of
rabies
Need help from
proper
office/agency

Need help from
CEO



Regular
Vaccination

CMO/DENR/CS
SDO.CEO






City Veterinarian
Office

Sasa Health
CDF/Local
City
Government
Anti-Rabies
Vaccination has
been conducted
Immunization and
Pre-natal programs
is present
Feeding program is
regular
Fogging has been
conducted

Complete and
updated
service
Prevent
malnutrition
Dengue cases
increases

Regular Service

To monitor
malnourished
children
To reduce
Dengue cases
Center


CHO
Environmental
Management
No MRF.
No dump truck
Solid waste
management
seminars conducted
Floods
No effective
service to our
continuants
Can cause
diseases

Need help from
proper
office/agency
Poor practice on
waste
segregation
CMO/DENR CDF/Local
City
Government
Infrastructure
and Utilities
Poor road facilities
drainage, No public
transportation route
like PUJ available
unsafe open
canals,
No waiting sheds
and main thorough
fares frequent road
accidents and traffic
congestion along
PNJK area
occasional
occurrence flooding
Barangay Hall is
currently under
construction
Fences in
Angliongto and
Ramos schools has
been partially made

No effective
service to our
continuants
Difficulty for
riding public
Clogged
canals may
cause
diseases.
Traffic
congestion
still occur
delayed for
public
vehicles
Good service
to cater our
continuants
Safetiness of
the students
Need help from
proper
office/agency
To request
LTFRB for route
Need de clogging

Need more Traffic
management
enforcer



More funds for
the completion
For additional
fencing
CMO/DPWH/CE
O/TMG/DENR
LTFRB/LTO

CEO

TMG




CMO/ House of

Representatives
CMO
CDF/Local
City
Government
Administration
and Finance
NO IRA
Newly graduates
have no job

No effective
service to our
constituents
Some families
have difficulty
in financial
matters

Need help from
proper
office/agency
Job opening for
newly graduates
CMO/DOLE House of
Representat
ives
Sports and
Facilities
Poor facilities in
covered courts and
gyms
No
enhancement
for youth into
sports
Need covered
courts and gyms
CMO/House of
representatives
CDF/Local
City
Government











Peace and
Public Safety
Presence of Drug
users and pushers
and gangwars
Commit
crimes
Anti Drug
campaign
Rehabilitation
PDEA/BDC/PNP/
911
CMO


Peoples
Participation
Incidence of
robberies in some
Puroks

Community
involvement is poor

Loss of
property


Lack of
information
Need more police
visibility

Proper
dissemination of
information
PNP


Barangay
Office/Home
owners
Association
CMO


CMO/NGO

IV. ORGANIZATIONAL CHART



Hon. Manuel A. Ramos
Brgy. Chairman
Hon. Rodrigo B.
Dialogo
Hon. Gloria F.
Baring
Hon. Maxey S.
Atog Jr.


Hon. Rodrigo B.
Dialogo
Hon. Claudio A.
Tirol
Hon. Germelina
R. Pavo
Hon. Leonilo R.
Dulla
Hon. JJ Caesar C.
Bongcawil
Kagawad:
Hon. Rodrigo B.
Dialogo
Hon. Gloria F.
Baring
Hon. Maxey S.
Atog Jr.


Hon. Rodrigo B.
Dialogo
Hon. Claudio A.
Tirol
Hon. Germelina
R. Pavo
Hon. Leonilo R.
Dulla
Hon. JJ Caesar C.
Bongcawil

Hon. Caine John D. Sarmiento
SK Chairman
Minda E. Ampo
Brgy. Secretary
Marie M. Monteclavo
Brgy. Treasurer