Barangay Dulao

Fast Facts

  • 19

    No. of Puroks

  • 2,530

    No. of Households 2024 (Projected)

  • 2,439.9119

    Land Area

  • 17.80 Kms

    Distance from the City

  • 10,870

    Population 2024 (Projected)

Barangay Officials

Rey A. Guzon

Punong Barangay

Barangay Kagawad

  • Albert S. Casiano

  • Eliseo S. Carmona Sr.

  • Jheson M. Quinta

  • Jose Tirso M. Tomaro

  • Loremar M. Latoza

  • Rogelio D. Galvez

  • Rico D. Morales

Barangay Secretary

  • Dennis G. Quivis

Barangay Treasurer

  • Nilo T. Morales

Alleah Lyka T. Casiano

SK Chairperson

SK Kagawad

  • Kyla Therese M. Dormido

  • Rafael D. Baylosis

  • Kriza Marie F. Fuentes

  • Judy Ann B. Galvez

  • Leramae Angel G. Bolisa

  • Junel B. Floralde

  • Aira Mae V. Jaro

SK Secretary

Rene C. Advincula

SK Treasurer

Que Ann Y. Guevarra

During the Spanish colonization, the soldiers of Capitan Nicanor Villarosa began to suffer from a disease called “bulao”, which symptoms include the yellowish coloration of the skin. The capitan summoned a well-known “babaylan” from Panay to heal his men.

As it was already dark, the healer noticed a tree covered with fireflies. He stripped a bark of the tree and from it concocted drinking water for the sick people. After several days, the sick began to heal and became stronger. Much later, Capitan Nicanor Villarosa named the place Dulao, after the healing tree, Mandulao.