• Finance:

Income (2013) - P2,029,024,479.33

Trade (2013)
General Expenditures (2013)* - P 1,162,209,300.32
*Include supplemental budget
Exports : - P 3,721,383,713.17
Imports : - P 10,516,918.55
Location: Iligan City is located in the northern coast of • City Classification: Highly urbanized
Mindanao facing Iligan Bay, bounded in the north by the • Average family income, R-10 (2003)
province of Misamis Oriental, in the east by the provinces of - 106,897 per annum
Bukidnon and Lanao del Sur and in the south by the province of • Average family expenditure, R-10(2003)
Lanao del Norte. It is approximately 795 kilometers southeast • Per Capita Income, R-10 (2003)
- 89,592 per annum
Social
from Metro Manila. It is the site of Mindanao’s electric power - 21,508 per annum
source. The city is classified as lone district since October 20, Educational Institutions: 180 schools (107 public;
2009 which is now separated from the first district of the Economic (2013) 73 private; 13 madaris)
province of Lanao del Norte. It is 90 kms. away from Tubod, the including pre-school,
capital of the province. vocational and technical
Agriculture
Major Leading Crops (2011) schools
• Date Created : June 16, 1950 under R.A. 525
Coconut : 11,037 hectares
Literacy rate (2000) : 94.71%
• Land Area: 81,337 hectares (81.337 sq. km.) Corn : 1,539.90 hectares
Banana : 1,477.71 hectares
• Climate: Type C with short dry season for 3 months. Coffee : 1,674.45 hectares
The city enjoys good and stable weather condition. Livestock : 19,067 heads Health Facilities: 7 hospitals (6 private; 1 public),
Poultry : 11,280 heads (2013) 47 Brgy. Health centers,
• Soil Type: Cool Highland Mountainous Soil Total Number of Fishermen : 411 1 Main Health Center
Motorized Fishing Boats : 260
• Population: 322,821 (2010 census) Non-motorized Fishing Boats : 196

335,079 (2013 Projected) Industrial Establishments (2012) 10 Manufacturing Plants Health Indicators: Crude Birth Rate: 17.15 per 1,000 pop.
Average Growth Rate: 1.25% Major Products : uPVC fabricated pipes & fittings, Crude coconut oil, (2013) Crude Death Rate: 6.77 per 1,000 pop.
3.97 persons/ha. (2010) Cochin oil, Edible oil, Coco pellets, Acid oil, Refined
• Population Density:
bleach & deodorized oil, Solvent extraction pellets,
• 4.12 persons/ha. (2013) Cement, Caustic soda, Liquid chlorine, Sodium hypo
• Number of households: 67,965 (2010 census) chlorite, Hydrochloric acid,, Feeds, Flour, Ferronickel, Welfare Facilities: Poverty Incidence - 24.4
66,938 (2013 projected) Feedmill, excel, premium, wallright, pozzolan (2013) 123 Day Care Centers
• Average size/household: 4.73 (2010 census) 2 Silungan Centers
• Number of Barangays: 44 Banks : (2013) 21 (2 public; 19 private) 1 Senior Citizen’s Center
• Religion (dominant): Roman Catholic No. of Business Establishments (2013): 6,473 Housing: (2013) 162 Private Residential Subdivisions
• Major dialect: Cebuano
• Cultural minority: Higaonons, Maranao, Tourism: Natural attractions : 21 waterfalls, 9 springs,
Kolibugan 15 caves, 7 mountains Protective Services: Policemen – 404; Firemen - 44; Jailguards-41
Man-made attractions: (2013) Crime rate- 2,095.62 per 100,000 pop
• Labor force (as of April 2002) Industrial sites & parks,
resorts, Buhanginan Hill, Index crime rate 1,295.81 per 100,000 pop
Population 15 yrs. & over : 204,000 Crime Solution Rate - 20.62
Amphi- Theatre, annual fiesta
Labor force participation rate : 73.9 % & cultural presentation,
Employment rate : 82.8 % Macapagal-Macaraeg Ancestral
Unemployment rate : 17.2 % Home
Facilities: Hotels - 2;
Lodging houses/ Inns - 21;
Movie houses – 4 (G-mall)
 Infrastructure & Utilities CITY OFFICIALS
ELECTIVE

Congressman - Hon. Vicente F. Belmonte, Jr.

Road network: 865.366 kilometers (Representative of Iligan City)
Bridges: 2,105.73 linear meters City Mayor - Hon. Celso G. Regencia
Seaports: 1 public port; 11 private & 2 fishing ports
City Vice Mayor - Hon. Ruderic C. Marzo
Power: 3 hydro power plants ,1 diesel plant
Water: Level I : 209 shallow & deep wells Sangguniang Panlungsod Members
Level II : 106 public faucets +
Level III : 11 sources of water supply
at 10,695 gal./min.
Hon. Providencio P. Abragan, Jr.
Hon. Marlene L. Young
Hon. Usafeno F. Obial
Hon. Alfredo R. Busico
Fact Sheet
Hon. Frederick W. Siao Hon. Simplicio N. Larrazabal III
Hon. Michelle E. Sweet Hon. Emmanuel C. Salibay
Hon. Ariel P. Anghay Hon. Samuel P. Huertas
Transport Facilities Hon. Bayani C. Areola Hon. Cesarve C. Siacor
Hon. Roy L. Openiano Hon. Riza Jane P. Magaro

• Land - 2 Bus companies with tourist class coaches available APPOINTIVE

every 30 minutes interval plying to Cagayan de Oro City, Administrative Services Ms. Carla O. Baño
Marawi, Pagadian, Dipolog, Ozamis and as far as Zamboanga Mr. Melchor S. Alquisola OIC-City General Services Officer
City. Chief of Staff – CMO
OIC-City Administrator’s Office Ms. Ma. Elena Rhodora A. Gimena
City Assessor
• Sea - Four (2) shipping lines transporting cargoes and Ms. Mila A. Rodrigo
OIC, City Human Resource Mgnt. Office
Passengers bound for Cebu, Manila, Ilo-ilo, Dipolog &
Ozamis City. Financial Services
Mr. Raymundo Clavano
Ms. Louela S. Maybituin OIC -City Accountant’s Office
City Treasurer
Ms. Marina P. Jumalon
Communication Facilities Technical & Legal Services
City Budget Officer

Archt. Gil R. Balondo

City Planning & Dev’t Coordinator
- 3 Digital Telephone Systems; 3 Wireless Telephone Systems and Zoning Administrator
(Smart Comm. Inc., Globe & Sun Cellular); 3 Cable Stations; 1 Socio-Economic Services
TV Station; 5 Radio Stations; 10 Messengerial Agencies/ Dr. Cherlina C. Cañaveral
Cargo Forwarders; 1 Post Office; 4 newspaper publications; 5 Ms. Grace Joy O. Saquilabon
City Health Officer City Social Welfare & Dev’t Officer
Internet Service Companies & other private internet cafes
Dr. Anita G.Saloma
located within the city proper. Chief of Hospital
Dr. Dahlia Molo-Valera
City Veterinarian
Mr. Raymundo E. Clavano Atty. Ranulfo D, Cenas
For further inquiries write, call, fax or e-mail : OIC-City Economic Enterprises & City Environment & Mgmt. Office
Dev’t Management Office

CITY PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT OFFICE
2nd Floor City Hall Bldg.
Buhanginan Hills, Pala-o
9200 Iligan City
Ms. Ma. Pura C. Mascarinas
City Civil Registrar
Mr. Octavios J. Molo
City Agriculturist 2 0 14
 Tel. Nos. (063) 223-9615
Ms. Alice A. Coronado
TeleFax No. (063) 222-2179
City Dev. & Livelihood Office
 Email: iligancpdo@gmail.com
Engineering & Infrastructure  towards industriapolis
Engr. Christine Milgaros A. Orbe Engr. Guideon L. Taban
Iligan City Waterworks System City Engineers Office