Barangay Lag-asan
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Barangay Officials
Jose Ermelo Z. Jara
Punong Barangay
Al Christler E. De La Cruz
SK Chairperson
Barangay Kagawad
Tobias S. Goroy
Judy F. Clamor
Fe S. Barcibal
Krysshia S. De la Cruz
Raoul Joseph J. Javellana
John Crispin B. Jara
Arnaldo E. Apruebo
SK Kagawad
Arianne Maree V. Arellano
Julex S. Nicor
Ivan Kennedy T. Arangote
Janine B. Masbaño
Alexis B. Salazar
Mark Kevin C. Abelardo
Darryl S. Rebenito
Barangay Secretary
Philina A. Jambora
Barangay Treasurer
Mark D. Villanueva
SK Secretary
Jan Marie N. Salvaña
SK Treasurer
John Joshua B. Vingco
Long time ago, the place was an important and busy trading port. Naturally, disagreements would arose and the combatants would run after each other. Sometimes robbers and other hoodlums fleeing the residents who pursued them usually got caught at this point.
This was so because they could go no farther unless they can cross by boats or rafts. Then people began calling the place, Lag-asan, from the local dialect meaning, a place where people ran after another.
