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PUBLIC ADVISORYGovernor Rogelio J. Espina has issued an Executive Order reinstituting the five-day work week throughout ...
30/05/2026

PUBLIC ADVISORY

Governor Rogelio J. Espina has issued an Executive Order reinstituting the five-day work week throughout the Province of Biliran. In line with this directive, Municipal Mayor Joseph Canonoy Caingcoy has likewise issued an Executive Order adopting the same policy for the Local Government Unit of Maripipi.

Effective June 1, 2026, regular office hours shall be observed from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, Monday to Friday. The public is advised that all transactions with the LGU shall likewise be conducted during these office hours.

All LGU employees are further reminded that the Monday Flag Ceremony will commence promptly at 7:45 AM. Employees and the transacting public are encouraged to take note of the updated schedule.

Please be guided accordingly.

LOOK| The Maripipi Infirmary Health Care Facility has released a public advisory regarding an incident report of an alle...
29/05/2026

LOOK| The Maripipi Infirmary Health Care Facility has released a public advisory regarding an incident report of an alleged individual going around the island selling medications of unverified quality and authenticity.

The public is advised to exercise caution and refrain from purchasing medicines from unauthorized sellers. For your safety, only buy medications from licensed pharmacies and authorized healthcare providers.

The Maripipi Infirmary Health Care Facility together with the LGU urge everyone to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activities related to the sale of medicines to the proper authorities.

The Local Government Unit of Maripipi, headed by Municipal Mayor Joseph Canonoy Caingcoy, extends its warmest greetings ...
29/05/2026

The Local Government Unit of Maripipi, headed by Municipal Mayor Joseph Canonoy Caingcoy, extends its warmest greetings to the people of Barangays Binalayan East and Binalayan West as they celebrate their Fiesta in honor of the Most Holy Trinity.

May this joyous occasion bring happiness and abundant blessings to every family and resident. May the Most Holy Trinity continue to guide and bless your barangays with unity and prosperity.

Happy Fiesta, Barangays Binalayan East and Binalayan West!

LOOK : Monthly Operations & Management Report on Sambawan IslandOn May 26, 2026, the Municipal Tourism Office, headed by...
26/05/2026

LOOK : Monthly Operations & Management Report on Sambawan Island

On May 26, 2026, the Municipal Tourism Office, headed by Mr. Mark Anthony C. Saspa, Municipal Tourism Officer- Designate, conducted the Monthly Operations and Management Report on Sambawan Island, the top tourist destination of Maripipi Island, presented before the municipal department heads and SB Committee on Tourism, Hon. Neysa Erin S. Macorol as part of the office’s commitment to transparency, accountability, and effective tourism governance.

Mayor Joseph Canonoy Caingcoy also attended the meeting and delivered a speech expressing his strong support for the continued advancement of tourism in Maripipi. He highlighted the importance of collaborative efforts among departments and shared the municipality’s vision and ways forward in strengthening tourism programs, enhancing visitor experiences, and promoting sustainable development for the island.

Through regular reporting and shared commitment, the Municipal Tourism Office continues to uphold quality service and responsible tourism practices while preserving the beauty and integrity of one of Maripipi’s most treasured destinations.


Look: participants of the 3-day Training on Good Animal Husbandry Practices anchored on Native Goat Production and Manag...
21/05/2026

Look: participants of the 3-day Training on Good Animal Husbandry Practices anchored on Native Goat Production and Management.

On May 19 to 21, 2026, the Department of Agriculture and the Asian Training Institute, through the Municipal Agriculture Office headed by MAO Ms. Jenny Lind Canonoy, conducted a training aimed at equipping participants with practical knowledge and skills in proper native goat production and management.

During the closing program, Mayor Joseph Canonoy Caingcoy congratulated the graduate trainees and encouraged them to apply what they have learned to better care for their livestock, increase production, and help improve the income of their families and the community. He also assured the participants of the local government’s continued support as they work together toward the goal of making Maripipi one of the leading producers of quality goats.


Snaps from the Free Mass Wedding held on May 19, 2026, where five couples officially exchanged vows in a ceremony organi...
21/05/2026

Snaps from the Free Mass Wedding held on May 19, 2026, where five couples officially exchanged vows in a ceremony organized by the LGU through the Municipal Civil Registrar Office, headed by MCR Mrs. Ma. Elisa M. Lucernas.

Officiated by Mayor Joseph Canonoy Caingcoy, the ceremony marked an important milestone for the newlyweds as they formally began a new chapter in their lives, joined by their principal sponsors who witnessed and shared in the occasion.

Following the ceremony, the couples and their loved ones shared a meal prepared by the LGU, making the celebration even more meaningful.


19/05/2026

Kasalang Bayan 2026

Look: ODA Beneficiaries Undergo PSA CBMS Reassessment for Walang Gutom ProgramOn May 18, 2026, the first batch of ODA be...
19/05/2026

Look: ODA Beneficiaries Undergo PSA CBMS Reassessment for Walang Gutom Program

On May 18, 2026, the first batch of ODA beneficiaries underwent a special reassessment through the Philippine Statistics Authority Community-Based Monitoring System from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM as part of the requirements for the Walang Gutom Program.

The activity was facilitated by the PSA CBMS focal persons together with the PSA CBMS Biliran team and the Biliran Chief Statistical Officer, with a target of assessing 65 beneficiaries.

During the reassessment, beneficiaries were evaluated using the Walang Gutom Assessment Indicator Tool to determine their eligibility for inclusion in the official Walang Gutom Program roster. Those who will be successfully assessed and included in the roster may have the opportunity to join the upcoming food redemption activities.

At present, ODA beneficiaries remain on hold as they still need to be cross-matched through the PSA CBMS, following the updated guidelines of the Walang Gutom Program. In line with Republic Act No. 11315, the PSA CBMS now serves as the main basis in identifying potential beneficiaries, making the reassessment an important step in the process.


Look: LGU Maripipi Holds First Quarter Joint Meeting on Peace and OrderOn May 13, 2026, the LGU Maripipi held its first ...
14/05/2026

Look: LGU Maripipi Holds First Quarter Joint Meeting on Peace and Order

On May 13, 2026, the LGU Maripipi held its first quarter joint meeting of the Municipal Peace and Order Council, MADAC, LCAT-VAWC, LCPC, MDRRMO, and MDC at the Mayor’s Governance Hall 1.

The meeting was presided over by Hon. Mayor Joseph Canonoy Caingcoy and was attended by the Sangguniang Bayan headed by Vice Mayor Getulio Casio, MLGOO Mr. Dominique Berino, department heads of LGU Maripipi, barangay officials, and partner agencies.

Various offices presented their updates and reports covering peace and order, public safety, disaster preparedness, and child protection. These included the PNP Maripipi MPS report on accomplishments for April to May and the first quarter, the BFP report on Oplan Ligtas na Pamayanan and fire safety inspections of business establishments, and the PCG sub-station report on maritime security, anti-trafficking monitoring, and port safety updates.

For public safety, the PNP discussed road safety and traffic concerns, while the MDRRMO presented the weather outlook for the habagat season, along with preparedness measures for typhoons and flooding in coastal barangays and the status of emergency response equipment.

The Municipal Agricultural Office also presented updates on the implementation of the Anti-Rabies Law.

Other concerns were also discussed, including anti-OSAEC and child protection initiatives, results of the LCPC Child Representative election, monitoring of internet cafés and Piso WiFi compliance under the OSAEC ordinance, and other peace and public safety matters.


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