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DIRECTORY 2016 Lceslnaosdcnpcs- Ilocos Norte DIRECTORY OF LOCAL CHIEF EXECUTIVES, PROVINCIAL/CITY/MUNICIPAL NUTRITION ACTION OFFICERS, AND DISTRICT/CITY NUTRITION PROGRAM COORDINATORS IN REGION I AS OF AUGUST 2016 PROVINCE OF ILOCOS NORTE NAME OF GOVERNOR/ MAYOR CONTACT DETAILS PROVINCE/CITY/ SEX OFFICE/ POSITION STATUS OF CELLPHONE MUNICIPALITY NAME OF P/C/MNAO & D/CNPC APPOINTMENT NUMBER TELEPHONE NUMBER EMAIL ADDRESS ILOCOS NORTE HON. IMEE R. MARCOS MS. ELMA S. IRAPTA F PNO- PNAO FULL TIME 9209770672 (077)771-5631/770-4242 nutrition_ilocosnorte @yahoo.com Gov's Office- (077)772- 1993/770-3966 MS. CHRISTINA M. CAROY F PNO- DNPC FULL TIME 09062544543/ (077)772-1211 local 62 BATAC CITY HON. ALBERT D. CHUA MS. ERLINDA D. CABUYADAO F CAO- CNAO DESIGNATE 9274340999 (077)792-2071/792-3441 [email protected] Mayor's Office- (077)792-2071/ 792-3441 LAOAG CITY HON. CHEVYLLE V. FARIŇAS MS. MARILYN G. MARTIN F CAO- CNAO/ CAO DESIGNATE 9989505013 (077)772-0954/771-3168 [email protected] MS. JOSEPHINE C. LAZARO F CHO- CNPC/ NDI DESIGNATE 9196178065 (077)772-0289 Mayor's Office- (077)773-2561/770-5977 ADAMS HON. ROSALIA D. DUPAGEN MS. JOSEPHINE A. BERMEJO F OM- Private Sec 1 DESIGNATE 9104767039 [email protected] BACARRA HON. NICOMEDES C. DELA CRUZ, JR. MS. MENCY V. TOLENTINO F MAO- MNAO DESIGNATE 9298479961 (077)670-3265 (fax) [email protected] BADOC HON. MAXIMO D. CAJIGAL MS. RACQUEL F. TAHILAN F MHO- MNAO/ PHN DESIGNATE 9065006965 (077)670-0233 [email protected] BANGUI HON. FIDEL A. CIMATU MR. JENNIFER JAY A. GUIRA M MNAO DESIGNATE 9208214032 [email protected] BANNA HON. CARLITO A. ABADILLA II none yet BURGOS HON. RODOLFO L. GARCIA MR. ORLINO IBUS, JR. M MNAO DESIGNATE 9178087591 (077)7861-408 [email protected] CARASI HON. RENE V. GASPAR DR. JOSANNE LILAC B. WADWADAN F MHO- MHO/MNAO DESIGNATE 9778072388 [email protected] CURRIMAO HON. ROSARIO C. GO MS. JOY C. LAYUS F OM- MNAO/CLERK II DESIGNATE 9355164415 (077)670-1301 DINGRAS HON. ERDIO E. VALENZUELA MS. CLARITA Y. TAGLE F MHO- MNAO DESIGNATE 9491480888 (077)784-7178 DUMALNEG HON. LAIRVEE G. ESPIRITU MS. BERNADETTE R. CASCAYAN F MHO- MNAO DESIGNATE 9208527751 [email protected]/ [email protected] MARCOS HON. ARSENIO A. AGUSTIN MS. GLENDA D. DELA CRUZ F MNAO DESIGNATE 9179984542 [email protected] NUEVA ERA HON. CAROLINE A. GARVIDA MS. ROSARIO V. GAJETE F MNAO DESIGNATE 9277943168 PAGUDPUD HON. MARLON T. SALES MR. RYAN ALEXANDER B. ZINAMPAN M MHO- MNAO DESIGNATE 9478690085 [email protected] PAOAY HON. JESSIE E. GALANO MS. LILIBETH D. PERDIDO F MHO- MNAO DESIGNATE 9399437267 (077)7932054 PASUQUIN HON. FERDINAND D. AGUINALDO MS. MARILYN S. RATUITA F MHO- MNAO/RHM DESIGNATE 9158383417 [email protected] PIDDIG HON. GEORGINA S. GUILLEN MS. NORMA L. PASCUAL F MHO- MNAO/PHN DESIGNATE 9204217558 PINILI HON. SAMUEL S. PAGDILAO, SR. DR. AGNES CARPIO-BARLAHAN F MHO-MHO/MNAO DESIGNATE 9156081128 (077)676-1159 [email protected] SAN NICOLAS HON. ALFREDO P. VALDEZ, JR. MR. FERDINAND DANCELAND F MPO- MNAO/PW DESIGNATE 9104175991 (077)677-1156 [email protected] SARRAT HON. REMIGIO B. MEDRANO MS. IMELYN G. LUIS F MHO- MNAO/RHM DESIGNATE 9497974719 [email protected] SOLSONA HON. ALEXANDER A. CALUCAG MS. SANTANG MARY ANN M. PAILMA F MHO- MNAO/PPW II DESIGNATE 9085442929 (077)784-6001 VINTAR HON. LARISA C. FORONDA MS. JOANNE V. AGBAYANI F LGU- MNAO/PopDev DESIGNATE 9194604024 (077)670-5274 [email protected].
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