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City Hall/Government - Zamboanga City, Philippines: Zamboanga.Com City Hall/Government - Zamboanga City, Philippines: Zamboanga.com City Hall Valderroza St., 7000 Zamboanga City, Philippines Tel. Nos. (62) 9914526, (62) 9912295 Fax. No. (62) 9911889 email: [email protected] Mayor Maria Clara Lorenzo Lobregat Valderroza St., 7000 Zamboanga City, Philippines Tel. Nos. (62) 9914526, (62) 9912295 Fax. No. (62) 9911889 email: [email protected] City Council - Sangguniang Panglungsod R.T. Lim Blvd., 7000 Zamboanga City Tel. Nos. (62)9913017, (62) 9932899 City Planning and Development City Gov't. Complex, Pettit Barracks, 7000 Zamboanga City Tel. Nos. (62) 9913645, (62) 9913625 Fax. No. (62) 9910407 Dept. Head: Juan R. Gaspar Asst. Dept. Head: Andres F. Tingcang City Veterinarian Dept. Head: DR. MARIO D. ARRIOLA City Gov't. Complex, Pettit Barracks, 7000 Zamboanga City Tel. No. (62) 9910862 City Assessor Dept. Head: Mohammad Zen B. Nuño Asst. Dept. Heads: Benjamin M. Bermas & Romeo B. Rodriquez City Hall, Valderroza St., 7000 Zamboanga City Tel. No. (62) 9912294 Fax No.: (62) 9912797 Department of Agriculture Director: Miralam C. Tillah, Jr. Regional Field Unit No. IX - Home page Gen. Vicente Alvarez St.,Zamboanga City ADDITIONAL LIST OF CITY & REGIONAL OFFICES: Air Transportation Office Gov. Camins Road ( Zamboanga International Airport ) Zamboanga City 7000 Philippines Celso U. Bayabos - Airport Area Manager Maria Cecilia S. Santos - Chief Administrative Officer Eusebio M. Salvador - Chief, Building & Ground Section; Statistician Telephone #: (62) 991-1394 Fax #: (62) 991-9372 Bangko Sentral Ng Pilipinas Veterans Avenue ( LHB I Bldg. ) Zamboanga City 7000 Philippines Benjamin A. Binarao - Regional Administrator Elizabeth Suazo Telephone #: (62) 991-2151 http://www.zamboanga.com/html/city_offices_OLD.htm[2/23/2009 3:31:19 PM] City Hall/Government - Zamboanga City, Philippines: Zamboanga.com Bureau Of Agricultural Statistics Gen. V. Alvarez Street Zamboanga City 7000 Philippines Hermilo G. Pantillo - Regional Agricultural Statistics Officer Belinda B. Garcia - Regional Processing Officer Nelly B. Mansul - Regional Statistician Telephone #: (62) 993-2954 Bureau Of Customs Port of Zamboanga, XIth Collection District Zamboanga City 7000 Philippines Rolando Yebes - District Collector May S. Stevens - Secretary Telephone #: (62) 991-2677 Bureau Of Fire Protection Mayor Climaco Avenue Zamboanga City 7000 Philippines Carlito B. Ocena - Senior Inspector, Regional Administrative Officer Arlene R. Apolinario - Records Officer Telephone #: (62) 991-2921; (62) 991-3626 Bureau Of Internal Revenue Pettit Barracks Zamboanga City 7000 Philippines Rene Q. Aguas - Regional Director Noli A. Cerna - Revenue Officer I Dammang Lahaman Telephone #: (62) 991-0608; (62) 991-0607; (62) 991-6838 Bureau Of Jail Management and Penology 43 N.S. Valderozza Street Zamboanga City 7000 Philippines Leopoldo Morante - Asst. Regional Director Florito I. Anos - Operations Clerk & Statistician Telephone #: (62) 991-0809 E-mail: [email protected] Bureau Of Local Government Finance Nuñez Street Zamboanga City 7000 Philippines Alib A. Tapsi - Regional Director Rosalinda Mercado - Administrative Officer III Telephone #: (62) 991-2936; (62) 991-4927 Civil Service Commission Cabatangan ( Regional Government Complex ) Zamboanga City 7000 Philippines Macybel Alfaro-Sahi - Regional Director Maria Josephine M. Macaso - Personnel Specialist II Telephone #: (62) 991-2765; (62) 991-5946 Commission On Audit Cabatangan ( Regional Government Complex ) Zamboanga City 7000 Philippines Pepe B. Mato, Al Haj - Regional Director Armando Torralba - Unit Auditor Telephone #: (62) 991-3036; (62) 991-6892; (62) 991-7236 Commission On Higher Education Baliwasan Zamboanga City 7000 Philippines Dr. Corazon O. De Leon - Regional Director Dr. Joselito A. Sales - Planning Officer Telephone #: (62) 991-7303 Commission On Human Rights Gov. Lim Avenue ( Philippine Veterans Bank Bldg. ) Zamboanga City 7000 Philippines Jose Manuel Mamauag - Regional Director Telephone #: (62) 993-0735 Commission On Population Cabatangan ( Regional Gov't Complex ) Zamboanga City 7000 Philippines Rene S. Bautista - Regional Director Carolina U. Rosanto - Project Evaluation Officer I Telephone #: (62) 992-1972 Fax #: (62) 991-0292 Cooperative Development Authority 149 Gov. Alvarez Avenue ( 2-F Fidela Bldg. ) Zamboanga City 7000 Philippines Godofredo T. Paculba - Regional Director Rowena L. Hasan - Cooperative Specialist II Telephone #: (62) 991-3606 Fax #: (62) 214-1416 ( Pagadian City ) http://www.zamboanga.com/html/city_offices_OLD.htm[2/23/2009 3:31:19 PM] City Hall/Government - Zamboanga City, Philippines: Zamboanga.com Department Of Agriculture Gen. V. Alvarez Street Zamboanga City 7000 Philippines Mirallam C. Tillah, Jr. - Regional Director Tessie F. Montano - Senior Agriculturist Telephone #: (62) 991-3190; (62) 991-3188; (62) 991-2536 Fax #: (62) 991-2594 Department Of Agrarian Reform Veterans Avenue Zamboanga City 7000 Philippines Nasser Musali - Regional Director Beatrice Cordova - Planning Officer III Telephone #: (62) 991-0159; (62) 991-0155; (62) 991-2954 Department Of Budget and Management Veterans Avenue ( LHB I Bldg. ) Zamboanga City 7000 Philippines Gerardo F. Concepcion, Jr. - Regional Director Loydas S. Bangahan - Supervising Budget Specialist Tomasita N. Belcena - Senior Budget Specialist Telephone #: (62) 991-0630 Fax #: (62) 991-5682; (62) 991-0630 Department Of Education, Culture, and Sports Baliwasan Zamboanga City 7000 Philippines Dr. Ibrahim A. Albar - Regional Director Susan F. Yap - Senior Education Program Specialist Telephone #: (62) 991-3116 Fax #: (62) 991-5975 Department Of Environment and Natural Resources Pasonanca Zamboanga City 7000 Philippines Antonio M. Mendoza - Regional Executive Director Zenaida Miranda - Statistician I Telephone #: (62) 991-1424 Fax #: (62) 991-1075; (62) 992-2669 Department Of Foreign Affairs Upper Calarian Zamboanga City 7000 Philippines Marcelo E. Josue - Regional Director Conrad Cabaquit Annette Aquino Telephone #: (62) 991-4398 Department Of Health Lower Calarian Zamboanga City 7000 Philippines Dr. Lourdes C. Labiano - Regional Director, Director IV Aurelio Mariano - Statistician III Lucita P. West - Statistician II Telephone #: (62) 991-1313 Fax #: (62) 991-3380 Department Of Justice Santa Barbara ( Justice Hall ) Zamboanga City 7000 Philippines Public Attorney's Office: Maria Corazon J. Montemor - Regional Public Attorney Adora G. Morados - Secretary II Telephone #: (62) 991-0634 State Prosecutor's Office: Wilfrido B. Yu - State Prosecutor Telephone #: (62) 991-0794 Regional Probation Office: Prisco B. Santos - Director Telephone #: (62) 993-2311 Department Of Labor and Employment Veterans Avenue ( Wee Agro Bldg. ) Zamboanga City 7000 Philippines Lourdes M. Trasmonte - Regional Director Aida Escudero - Senior Economist Lourdes E. Floriza - Statistician II Telephone #: (62) 991-1877; (62) 993-1754 Fax #: (62) 991-2673 Department Of Public Works and Highways Tumaga Zamboanga City 7000 Philippines Antonio A. Sta. Elena - Regional Director Felisa Victoria F. Tan - Economist II Telephone #: (62) 991-0580 http://www.zamboanga.com/html/city_offices_OLD.htm[2/23/2009 3:31:19 PM] City Hall/Government - Zamboanga City, Philippines: Zamboanga.com Fax #: (62) 991-0626 Department Of Science and Technology Pettit Barracks Zamboanga City 7000 Philippines Brenda L. Nazareth - Regional Director Danilo Singco Telephone #: (62) 991-1024; (62) 993-0102 Fax #: (62) 991-2752 Department Of Social Welfare and Development Gen. V. Alvarez Street Zamboanga City 7000 Philippines Parisya Hashim-Tardji - Regional Director Elizabeth Saavedra - Statistician Telephone #: (62) 993-0652 Fax #: (62) 991-1326 Department Of The Interior and Local Government Tumaga ( Loong Bldg. ) Zamboanga City 7000 Philippines Rodolfo Z. Razul - Regional Director Solima B.Adjilani - Statistician II Florenda Lagare - Statistician I Telephone #: (62) 991-0623; (62) 991-7243; (62) 991-4044; (62) 991-2537; (62) 993-1275 Fax #: (62) 992-2716 Department Of Tourism N.S. Valderozza Street Zamboanga City 7000 Philippines Ricardo A. San Juan - Regional Director Ignacio Sanico Telephone #: (62) 991-0218; (62) 993-0029 Fax #: (62) 991-0217 Department Of Trade and Industry Gov. Ramos Avenue, Santa Maria Zamboanga City 7000 Philippines Nazrullah B. Manzur - Regional Director Lowell S. Vallecer - Management and Audit Analyst III Telephone #: (62) 991-3237; (62) 991-3238 Fax #: (62) 991-3232 Fiber Industry Development Authority Canelar Street ( CTC Bldg. ) Zamboanga City 7000 Philippines Eduardo B. Holoyohoy - Regional Director Maria Socorro F. Cipriano - Economist II Telephone #: (62) 991-5655 Forest Management Services Lantawan, Pasonanca Zamboanga City 7000 Philippines Primitivo Galinato, Jr. - Regional Technical Director Rufino I. Alarcio - Forest Management Specialist Maria Elena S. Lluisma - Forest Management Services Planning Officer Telephone #: (62) 991-9012; (62) 991-1424; (62) 991-1075; (62) 992-2669 Government Service Insurance System Pasonanca ( Zamboanga Convention Center ) Zamboanga City 7000 Philippines Dominador P. Evangelista - Branch Manager Dominador Lim - Senior Account Specialist Telephone #: (62) 991-1566 Fax #: (62) 991-1258 Home Development and Mutual Fund Veterans Avenue ( LHB II Bldg. ) Zamboanga City 7000 Philippines Ofelia L. Gaspar - Regional Manager Telephone #: (62) 991-0091; (62) 991-2903 Land Bank Of The Philippines P. Lorenzo Street Zamboanga
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