Mayor John Dalipe spearheads the turnover of the newly constructed and rehabilitated road at Pasobolong on Tuesday morning, May 14, in line with his unrelenting commitment to the barangays.

Costing P4.99 million, the road project spans an area of 359 linear meters with a length of 274 meters and width of 4 meters.

The project was undertaken by Jet Builders and Supplies under the supervision of the City Engineer’s Office.
Construction began on September 27, 2023, and completed on March 5 of this year.

Currently, the newly-paved road is limited to motorcycles and three-wheeled vehicles and will be open to four-wheeled vehicles starting May 25, providing improved accessibility to residents in the area.

The turnover ceremony was also attended by Councilors Al-Jihan Edding, Vino Guingona, Jordan Evangelista, James Siason, and Jerome Santos, City Engineer Christopher Navarro and staff, the contractor and Pasobolong officials led by chairperson Rommel Francisco.

The road project forms part of the Dalipe administration’s flagship program on infrastructure intended to bring about progress and development in the barangays and the city in general. (Bernadeth Lazaro) (photo credits: Kathy Wee
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