BARANGAY CHAIRMAN

Mario M. Jabines

BARANGAY KAGAWAD

1. Prince A. Rabuya
2. Cristita C. Apoyon
3. Nelson P. Flores
4. Antonio G. Diez
5. Arnulfo P. Amodia
6. Mario G. Diez
7. Brian F. Calvo

BARANGAY SECRETARY

Anabelle F. Gilo

BARANGAY TREASURER

Teresita V. Castillon

SK CHAIRMAN

Christia Johanna J. Jamero

BARANGAY PROFILE

Name of Barangay: ALIGUAY
Distance from Poblacion: 3 Kilometers
Total Land Area: 325.54 Hectares
Total Population: 1,063
Number of Household: 251
Number of Schools (Public): 1
Length of Barangay Roads: 3.35 Kilometers
Source of Potable Water: Maribojoc Waterworks System
Major Agricultural Product: Rice
Major Source of Livelihood: Farming
Barangay IRA 2020: PhP 2,019,376.00
Number of BHWs: 4
Number of BNS: 1
Number of Day Care Centers: 1
Number of Tanods: 7

LEGEND OF ALIGUAY:

ALIGUAY (1902) – During the Spanish regime, many farmers grazed their working animals in this barangay which has formerly called as Kasuades. In that area, a certain Ali owned a vast tract of land. During those days, the farmers competed with each other in grazing their herds of cattle in that area. When somebody was asked where to graze his or her animals, the ready answer was “adto ka Ali iluguay.” “Iluguay or ituguay” is a Visayan term which means to graze.

One day, there was a conflict between the farmers as to whoever should first graze in that area. The conflict resulted to the death of one farmer. From that time on, the place was called Aliguay, derived from the words “Ali” and “luguay.”