Barangay Tabunan

Fast Facts

  • 13

    No. of Puroks

  • 2,107

    No. of Households 2024 (Projected)

  • 1,263.5673

    Land Area

  • 14.40Kms

    Distance from the City

  • 10,050

    Population 2024 (Projected)

Barangay Officials

Maria May C. Suarez

Punong Barangay

Barangay Kagawad

  • Romeo G. Capillo Jr.

  • Mary Jane M. Mondejar

  • Tomas L. Makilan

  • Danilo S. Suarez

  • George E. Junas

  • Romelo E. Catanyag

  • Jose Edgar V. Sancio

Barangay Secretary

  • Riah A. Matti

Barangay Treasurer

  • Christopher J. Sancio

Joesony L. Junas

SK Chairperson

SK Kagawad

  • Alfred V. Alegia

  • Paolo N. Villanueva

  • Neil Bryan R. Escanier

  • Angela Victoria D. Coruña

  • Joey D. Cornel

  • Khaye Sharlene R. Isidro

  • Joshua James E. Catubig

SK Secretary

Jewel Deen V. Oquiana

SK Treasurer

Angie S. Exim

In the early Spanish regime, the inhabitants of the place lived in huts made of cogon grass and bamboo slats. They hunted for animals and went fishing for their food.

The land during that time was mostly uncultivated and densely covered by different kinds of grass, such as “tigbao” and “cogon”, making it a nice haven for flocks of wild birds that attracted hunters from other places. It is believed that the place was named after the birds, “tabon,” which came to the place in great number.