C I T Y O F S A N P A B L O
FACTS AND FIGURES
Land Area: 21,400 Hectares (Including the Seven Lakes )
(DENR-Land Management Bureau Data)
Number of Barangays: 80 Barangays (50 Rural Barangays
30 Urban Barangays)
All barangays are being serviced by Manila Electric
Company and with land lines of the PLDT
and DIGETEL. 66 barangays or 75% of the
population of the community are being serviced by the
San Pablo City Water District.
Population: 237,259 (NSO-August 1, 2007 Census)
Number of Registered Voters:
134,486 voters in 182 clustered precincts
(COMELEC Data for May 10, 2010 Elections)
Cultural History:
a village under the Pueblo de Bay, then the
capital town of Laguna , converted into a
parish by the Augustinian Priests in 1596, and
into a Pueblo or as a local government unit in
1647, and named San Pablo de los Montes, in
honor of Saint Paul , the First Hermit.
Commonwealth Act No. 520 approved by
President Manuel Luis Quezon on May 7, 1940,
and formally inaugurated on January 2, 1941
with the first set of city officials headed by
Dr. Potenciano Malvar (Decermber 11, 1867 –
November 15, 1954), a former governor of
Laguna, as Appointed City Mayor, installed
into office by Interior Secretary Rafael Alunan.
The last appointed City Mayor is former
Assemblyman and former Laguna Governor
Tomas D. Dizon (September 18, 1887 –
January 27, 1966) who authored its charter.
The first elected City Mayor is former Guerrilla
Major Cipriano Colago (September 26, 1905 –
June 26, 1962), elected in 1955.
Major Emphases of the City Government of San Pablo
Eradication of drug-addiction, development of eco-tourism
industry, development of small and medium scale
industries, and aspiring to be the educational center and
rest area in the Southern Tagalog Region. These will help
attend real peace and order in the community, under the
concept that these are basic to attain economic
progress and prosperity.
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