Candavid

BARANGAY CHAIRMAN

Julio Lastra Barase, Jr.

BARANGAY  KAGAWADS

1.  Barbarona, Metodio Lapeciros
2.  Plazos, Narcisa Matabaran
3.  Barbarona, Lemuel Saldaña
4.  Bastasa, Emerlito Refugio
5.  Dumadag, Jeneffer Aguilar
6.  Maligro, Gene Ramada
7.  Matabaran, Carlosa Napallacan

SK CHAIRMAN

Randy Mespiros Zamoras

SK KAGAWADS

1. Angelia, Maris Almedora
2. Maranga, Honey Mae Angelia
3. Bastasa, Monalisa Rabe
4. Gandolpos, Genie Serondo
5. Balloban, Michelle Zaragosa
6. Albopera, Ronalyn Guadalquiver

BARANGAY PROFILE:

Name of Barangay: CANDAVID
Distance from Poblacion: 7 kilometers
Total Land Area: 280. 89 Hectares
Total Population: 588
Number of Household: 127
Number of Schools (Public): 1
Length of Barangay Roads: 0. 9 Kilometers
Source of Potable Water: Spring
Major Agricultural Product: Banana
Major Source of Livelihood: Basket and Mat Weaving / Farming
Barangay IRA 2007: PhP 534,054.00
Barangay Treasurer: Virgilio Z. Barcial
Barangay Secretary: Nicasio S. Napallacan
Number of BHWs: 3
Number of Day Care Centers: 1

LEGEND OF CANDAVID:

CANDAVID (1912) – The name Candavid, originated from the phrase “Kang David. “ There was once a very wealthy native named David who owned most of the valley and hills in this place, planted with baliw, corn, coconut, and root crops. His agricultural income at that time was considerably abundant because of his pet, a very big snake serving as watcher of his farm. Nobody would dare to steal his crops.

David was known everywhere for his generosity. He shared his fortune to his neighbors and friends. Through the years, the word “ Kang David “ was changed to “Candavid”, along with the passing of the great man David, the unforgettable hero of the natives.