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Barangay Database

Cabetican City/ Municipality

IRA of the Barangay

Type of Barangay

Urban Rural

Land form

Sitios

Coastal Upland Plain

Total No. of Puroks/

Total Land Area (hec.)

Major Sources of Livelihood

➢ Population DataPopulation Statistics

Male Female Total

Total Population 1,307 2,174 3,481Senior Citizens 114 171 285Children (Less than 12 y/o) 269 248 517Persons with Disability (PWD) 26 89 115

Sick Persons 26 42 68

Households

Types No. of Households

1. Permanent (concrete, woods and G.I. Sheets)

556

2. Semi-permanent (woods and G.I. Sheets) 543. Temporary (Bamboo, sawali and nipa/cogon, dilapidated materials )

31

TOTAL 641

5

327.06 hectares

Previous Year Current Year------------ 2,450,161.00

Agriculture

Major Roads

Road Total Length in kilometers

Type( Concrete,

asphalt, Gravel, Earthfill)

Condition

a. National 1469 m Asphalt Goodb. Provincial 198 m Earthfill Goodc. City/ Municipal ---------- ---------- ----------d. Barangay 3266 m Concrete Good

TOTAL 4933 m

Bridges

Name of Bridge Total Length in kilometer

s

National/ Provincial/

City/ Municipal/ Barangay

Type (concrete,

Steel, wooden)

Condition

Cabetican Bridge 155 linear meter

National Concrete Good

Barangay Waterways

Name of waterway

Type (Sea/ River/ Creek/ Manmade)

Adjacent Waterway (kadugtong na

katubigan)

Condition (Stagnant/Dead/ Silted / flowing)

Name of Adjacent Waterway

Barangay/ City/ Municipality of Adjacent Waterway

Cabetican Creek

Creek Guagua Creek

Minalin Stagnant

Control River Pasig Potrero

Minalin Stagnant

TOTAL

Flood mitigation structures present

Name of StructureType(Dike / Spillway / Diversion/ Sandbagging)

Agency Responsible (National / Provincial/ City/ Municipal/ Barangay)

Barangay Infrastructure

Structure Present/ Not Present

Condition of Structure

Lot (Donated / Purchased/ Private- Owned)

Barangay hall Present Good DonatedBarangay Covered Court/s

Present Fair Donated

Barangay Daycare Center

Present Good Donated

Barangay Health Center

Present Fair Donated

Barangay MRF (If not present, where do you

throw your garbage?)

Police Office ---------- ---------- ----------Fire Department ---------- ---------- ----------

TOTAL

Establishments present in the Barangay:

Establishments No. of Establishments present in the Barangay

a. Supermarkets 0b. Groceries/ Dry Goods stores 0c. Conveniences Stores 0d. Sari-sari Stores 49e. Banks & Financial/ Lending

Institutions0

f. Auto Supply and Motorparts

1

g. Distributors, Dealer of Various Products

0

h. Gasoline Stations 0

i. Photo and Record Shops 0j. jewellery Stores 0k. Pawnshops 0l. General services/ Contractors

(security services, utility services, etc.)

0

m. Beauty Parlors and Barber Shops 2n. Fitness Gyms 0o. Restaurants 1p. Food Chain 0q. Insurance/ Dealer in securities 0r. Furniture Shops 3s. Livestock’s and Poultry Supply

Stores0

t. Hardware/ Electric Supplies 0u. Videoke Bars 0v. Computer Shops/ Internet Cafe 2w. Buy and Sell stations 0x. Water refilling Stations 3y. Hotels/ Inns 0z. Funeral Parlors 1aa. Resorts 1

Industrial/ Manufacturing establishments in the Barangay:

Type No. of Establishmenta. Handicraft 0b. Metal craft 0c. Garments 0d. Ceramics 0e. Food Processing 0f. Mining and Quarrying 0g. Factories 0h. Rice/ Flour/ Corn/ Saw Mills 0i. Junk Shops 1j. Others 0

➢ Health Sector

Health Facilities

Type Number Bed capacity No. of Patients Served previous year

1. Hospitala. Publicb. Private

2. Health Center/ Station

1 - 1817

3. Private Clinic

-

4. Birthing Station

-

5. Dental Clinics

-

Top Diseases

Top 5 Diseases in the Barangay

Number of cases (2016)

Number of Cases As of May 2017

1. A.R.I 328 602. HPN 56 353. Infected Wound 49 124. D.M 30 685. Dizziness 21 3

➢ Education Sector

Number of School Buildings

Type NumberPublic Private Total

a. Pre-school/Daycare

1 1

b. Primary/ Elementary

1 1

c. Secondary/High School

d. Vocational/ Technical

e. College/University

f. Othersg. none

TOTAL 2 2

Educational background of Barangay Residents

Type Number of EnrolledPublic Private Total

a. a. Pre-school/ Daycare

30 30

b. Primary/ Elementary

400 400

c. Secondary/ High School

d. Vocational/ Technical

e. College/ Universityf. Post Graduateg. Alternative

LearningTOTAL 430 430

No. of Out of school Youth

No. of Student Scholars

➢ Barangay Agriculture

No. Name of Farmer Cross Planted Hectares of Crops Planted

Source of irrigation

1. Ayala, Caridad G. Rice and HVC 1.0 Rainfed

2. Carreon, Mark F. Rice and HVC 2.0 Rainfed

3. Cruz, Tomas/Manuel C.

Rice and HVC 1.0 Irrigated

4. Cruz, Michael Rice and HVC 1.0 Irrigated

5. Galura, Jaime G. Rice and HVC 3.0 Rainfed

6. Galura, Cristopfer/Crisencio G.

Rice and HVC 3.0 Rainfed

7. Lenon, Cezar p. Rice and HVC 1.0 Rainfed

8. Gueco, Dario L. Rice, HVC, Corn

2.5 Rainfed

9. Gueco, Demitrio B. Rice and HVC 2.0 Rainfed

10. Gueco, Geraldo/Ernesto L.

Rice and HVC 2.0 Rainfed

11. Gueco, Reymundo D. Rice and HVC 2.0 Rainfed

12. Gueco, Matt Rice and HVC 0.5 Rainfed

13. Gueco, Rufino Rice, HVC, Corn

1.0 Rainfed

14. Malig, Santiago C. Rice and HVC 2.0 Rainfed

15. Manalastas, Hermogenes

Rice and HVC 1.0 Rainfed

16. Romero, Marcelo O. Rice, HVC, Corn

1.0 Rainfed

17. Mungcal, Edizon L. Rice and HVC 1.0 Irrigated

18. Pineda, Ausberto/Eva Y.

Rice and HVC 4.0 Irrigated

19. Pineda, Primitivo V. Rice and HVC 1.0 Rainfed

67

338

20. Pineda, Honorio R. Rice and HVC 2.5 Irrigated

21. Rivera, Ronald/Cristino D.

Rice and HVC 1.0 Rainfed

22. Roque, Ignacio/Marlon Rice and HVC 8.0 Rainfed

23. Roque, Ricardo Rice and HVC 1.0 Rainfed

24. Sazon, Mario C. Rice and HVC 1.0 Irrigated

25. Singian, Azer B. Rice and HVC 1.0 Rainfed

26. Tala, Benjamin R. Rice and HVC 2.0 Rainfed

27. Valencia, Loyd B. Rice and HVC 2.0 Irrigated

28. Valencia, Lotgarda B. Rice and HVC 0.5 Irrigated

Agriculture Establishments

Type No. of Establishmentsa. Poultry Farms

(chickens, Duck, wild duck, etc)

0

b. Livestocks Farms (Pigs, cows, carabaos, goats)

0

c. Nurseries/ Flower Growing

0

d. Fishponds/ fishpens 8e. Others (specify) 0

➢ Barangay Personnel

Designation Name Contact No.Barangay Captain

Capt. Peter J. Mercado 09298437793

1st Kagawad Ildefonso S. De Jesus 091742803452nd Kagawad Fernando Rivera 092165770573rd Kagawad Enrico M. Castro 090812414574th Kagawad Bienvenido R. Tala 091971040275th Kagawad Sean Pangilinan 094208977496th Kagawad Romeo C. Rivera 092165435387th Kagawad Rico P. Carreon 09263145583Barangay Secretary

Leoncio R. Rivera 09435457353

Barangay Treasurer

Milagros T. Morales 09275330595

➢ Barangay Vehicles

Vehicle Quantity Condition CapacityBarangay Patrol

- Foton 1 Good 16- Double

CabBarangay TricycleOther (specify)-

➢ NGOs active in the Barangay

NGO Focal Person Contact No.

➢ Barangay Disaster Management

Barangay 5% DRRM Fund

Evacuation Centers

Evacuation Center

Public/ Private Owned

Capacity Pick-up point

ASOLL Public 1,200 ----------

Two- Storey Houses of Emergency evacuation

Name of house Owner

Capacity Sitio/ Purok

Transportation vehicles

Vehicle (For land/ water)

Public/ Private Quantity Capacity

Tricycle Public 38 4 person/tricWheeler Public 8 2Jeepney Private 26 18

Van Private 3 16

Disaster Equipment

70% Preparedness Fund

30% quick Response Fund

Equipment Quantity

BARANGAY CABETICAN HISTORY

Barangay Cabetican, originally known as “KEBETISAN” derived from the word “BETIS” which is the name of adjacent barangay. As the time passed by, in the first decade of 1900’s, barangay Kebetisan was absorbed by the town Bacolor and its name change into “CABETICAN” as we know it today. Its absorption into Bacolor was due to geographical reasons.

Barangay Cabetican is an urban type of barangay and it has a plain land form. Presently, it comprises five (5) sitios/puroks. It has a total land area of327.06 in terms of hectares. The major source of livelihood is Agriculture. On the other hand, it has a total population of 3,481 as of 2017 in which 2,174 are females and 1,307 are males. Out of the total population, 285 of them are considered senior citizens, 517 are children less than 12 years old, 115 are PWD’s, and 68 sick persons. Moreover, the barangay has a total number of 641 households; 556 of them are permanent, 54 semi-permanent and 31 are temporary.

Barangay Cabetican has its road with total length of 4933 meters which consists of the National, Provincial, and all the Barangay roads; they all have a good condition. National road has a length of 1469 meters and it is made up of Asphalt. Provincial road has a length of 198 meters and it is made up of Eathfill. And, all the Barangay roads have a total length of 3266 meters which is all made up of concrete materials.

Barangay Cabetican has a bridge with total length of 155 linear meters, it is a National Bridge which made up of concrete material and has a good condition. Also, the barangay has a waterways namely; the Cabetican Creek and the Control River. The Cabetican Creek is a creek which adjacent waterway is the Guagua Creek located at Minalin in which its condition is stagnant while the Control is a river which adjacent waterway is the Pasig – Potrero River located also at Minalin and has a stagnant condition.

Our barangay has infrastructures which are the Barangay Hall, Barangay Covered Court, Barangay Day Care Center, and Health Center; all of these have their good condition except for the Barangay Covered Court which has a fair condition. The establishments that are present in Barangay Cabetican are: 49 Sari – sari stores, 1 Auto Supply and Motorparts, 2 Beauty Parlors and Barber Shops, 1 Resaurant, 3 Furniture Shops, 2 Computer Shops, 3 Water Refilling Stations, 1 Funeral Parlor, and 1 Resort. In industrial establishments: 1 Junk Shop. Furthermore, our Health Center has a total number of 1,817 patients served in the previous year. Most of the causes are these top 5 diseases namely:A.R.I which has a 328 number of cases in the last year 2016 but as of now May 2017 it goes down to 60 cases, HPN which has 56 cases in the last year 2016 and 35 cases as of May 2017, Infected wound which has 49 cases as of 2016 and now as of May 2017 it only has 12 cases, D.M which has 30 cases as of 2017 and 68 as of May 2017, and lastly the Dizziness which has a 21 cases as of 2016 and it goes down to 3 cases as of May 2017.

The barangay has one (1) daycare school which is located near the barangay hall. It has a total number of 30 enrollees for the school year 2017 –

2018. Also, the barangay has one (1) primary school with total enrollees of 400 students for the school year 2017 – 2018. In addition to that, 338 students living in the barangay are scholars of different government scholarship programs; however, there are children from the barangay who do not attend school because of financial instability.

The barangay has 1 Foton which has a capacity of 16 persons and it is under good condition. Since the barangay does not have an evacuation center, they used the ASOLL (Archdiocesan Shrine of Our Lady of Lourdes), which has a capacity of 1,200 people, as an evacuation center during heavy rains and high flood. The most common means of transportations are jeepneys, tricycles, and wheelers. Jeepneys are private vehicles which has a capacity of 18 persons, the tricycles are used for public transportations which has a quantity of 38 and a capacity of 4 persons, the wheelers are also used for public vehicles with a quantity of 8 and a capacity of 2 persons, and a van, a private transportation which has a quantity of 3 and a capacity of 16 persons.

Barangay Cabetican is also considered as an agricultural barangay because farming is considered as the main source of income of the people. Twenty-eight (28) of the households are farmers in which 8 of them are using deep well pump as their source of irrigation while the rest are only waiting for the wet seasons.

The personnel in our Barangay are the following: Mr. Peter J. Mercado (barangay captain), Ildefonso S. De Jesus (1st Kagawad), Fernando Rivera (2nd

Kagawad), Enrilo Castro (3rd Kagawad), Bienvenido Tala (4th Kagawad), Sean Pangilinan (5th Kagawad), Romeo Rivera (6th Kagawad), Ambrosio Carreon (7th

Kagawad), Leoncio Rivera (barangay secretary), Milagros Morales (barangay treasurer).

Barangay Hall of Cabetican Barangay Cabetican Health Center

Barangay Cabetican Gymnasium ASOLL

Cabetican TODA

Cabetican Elementary School

Auto Supply and Motorparts Funeral Parlor

Water Refilling Stations

Beauty Parlor Sari-sari Stores

Furniture Shop Keni Bale Restaurant