Office of the Mayor

22 Baraka-Camachile
Subic, Zambales
Tel. No.: (047) 232-1865
Fax. no.: (047) 232-4895
@mail: mayor@subic.no-ip.org

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DFA Mobile Passporting in Subic, Zambales

Last day of submission of application forms and requirements on August 15, 2009!

October 17, 2009 - Release of Passports

Look for Elvie - PESO, Office of the Mayor, Subic, Zambales

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Mayor Jeffrey & Staff with VA Ben & Eric

Taken during the "Final Moment" of eRPTS installation

Having a nice pose with the ever energetic Mayor Jeff together with CESO Volunteer Adviser Ben Ziegler and Eric Nagal,…

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Barangay Health Workers with the Mayor

Taken during the oathtaking of the new BHW Officers

Nice pose with the Mayor

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Nice View of Subic Bay

Image taken from the Grandia Van of Subic Municipality

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Egov4MD Tech Support Eric Nagal teaching Ms. Lhorz adn Ms. Fler  the basics of Joomla Website Development

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Subic really Rocks!

Image taken from the "Invaders"

It's nice havng fun with our VA strolling aorund Subic scenery...

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BRIEF PROFILE OF THE LGU - CY 2008

A.    Historical Background

The early inhabitants of Subic were the Negritos of Zambales (more popularly known as Aetas). At the end of the Pleistocene, seafarers from the Malay Peninsula of the Asian mainland sailed to the Southeast Asian islands, establishing pockets of population. The Malays were the first migrants to reach Zambales and drove the Negrito aborigines from the plains and valleys to the mountains. They found themselves at the western coastal plain of Luzon between Subic Bay and Lingayen Gulf.

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