Lincod

BARANGAY CHAIRMAN

Gregorio Vargas Panday, Jr.

BARANGAY  KAGAWAD

1. Ybañez, Felix Papasin
2. Bation, Limuel Ian Apoyon
3. Arais, Gilbert Deiparine
4. Duropan, Pascasio Jr., Somontan
5. Ofamin, Hipolito Roa
6. Sabulao, Reynaldo Dañas
7. Peñoso, Ferreolo Amarille

SK CHAIRMAN

Elijah Alrian Mirontos Redillas

SK KAGAWAD

1. Vargas, Mark Trixie Joy
2. Coloma, Mary Irish Decano
3. Gentelizo, Raymong Raganas
4. Saraña, John Aljee Merontos
5. Suello, Janessa Baldoza
6. Bañocia, Ma. Enn Pagaran
7. Regonas, Arnel Hermocilla

BARANGAY PROFILE:

Name of Barangay: LINCOD
Distance from Poblacion: 3 kilometers
Total Land Area: 226. 22 Hectares
Total Population: 1, 415
Number of Household: 314
Number of Schools (Public): 1
Length of Barangay Roads: 1. 0 Kilometers
Source of Potable Water : Maribojoc Waterworks System
Major Agricultural Product: Banana
Major Source of Livelihood: Nipa Shingles
Barangay IRA 2007: PhP 722,591.00
Barangay Treasurer: Junila R. Lara
Barangay Secretary: Jovencia D. Real
Number of BHWs: 4
Number of Day Care Centers: 1

LEGEND OF LINCOD:

LINCOD (1904) – It has been a tradition that when a person dies, the neighbors and relatives offer group prayers. One day, a mother with her two children went to attend a prayer gathering for their dead neighbor. While they were on their way, they saw a large-sized man sitting on a wooden bench at the shoulder of the road. The man was wearing a heavy black robe that matched his ugly and frightful face. Frightened, the mother and her children ran as fast as they could and shouted for help “Tabang! Tabang! May makahahadlok nga tawo nga nag-lingkod daplin sa dalan!” (Help! Help! There’s a man with frightful face sitting at the side of the road! ) “Lingkod” means to sit.

The news about the ugly man sitting at the side of the road scared the villagers. From that time on, the barrio people named their place as Lincod.