While many are enjoying a slow Saturday morning, the spirit of service is alive and well at the La Trinidad municipal grounds. Dwight Daodao and the General Services Office (GSO) team have been hard at work since early today, carefully packing away decorations to clear the way for our next community gatherings. It is a quiet but essential transition, moving from the joy of past celebrations to the excitement of what’s coming next for our municipality. ​Right alongside them, t

The Local Government of La Trinidad officially welcomes the Alpha Company Reserve as a vital partner in our disaster response network. Led by LTCOL Jeoffrey Codiamat, the unit formalized its commitment during a Post-Yuletide Activity at the Shilan Communal Forest. Mayor Roderick Awingan accepted the unit’s pledge to serve as part of our Accredited Community Disaster Volunteers (ACDV) under the MDRRMO. This strategic partnership integrates our reserve forces into the LGU’s org

In pursuit of a unified and sustainable approach to the development and promotion of the Strawberry Farm Complex, the Strawberry Farm Cooperation and Promotions Board convened a multi-stakeholder meeting to address existing concerns, align institutional initiatives, and identify strategic areas for collaboration. The meeting brought together key representatives from the Local Government Unit, Benguet State University, national agencies, barangay leadership, farmers, vendors,

Earlier today, the Municipal Local Government Unit of La Trinidad gathered at the Municipal Hall for our regular First Friday Mass, a tradition that allows us to pause, reflect, and offer our month’s work to the Almighty. This month’s Eucharistic celebration was presided over by Father Vic Munar and was proudly sponsored by the Mayor’s Office. During his homily, Father Vic shared a profound and timely reflection on the nature of our "crosses." He reminded us that each of us c

In a bold departure from the traditional mugs and tote bags of previous years, the Municipal Local Government Unit (MLGU) of La Trinidad has unveiled a striking new token for the 2026 Business One-Stop Shop (BOSS): the hard hat. While simple in form, this year’s choice carries a message that is timely, practical, and deeply rooted in the lived experiences of the community. The shift in tokens is more than just a change in merchandise; it is a tangible embodiment of the town’s

In an effort to humanize local bureaucracy and enhance constituent satisfaction, Municipal Mayor Roderick C. Awingan has issued Executive Order No. 05, Series of 2026. The order officially institutionalizes a "Culture of Courtesy and Joyfulness" among all local government employees. The directive, which took effect on January 7, 2026, mandates that all personnel, from permanent staff to job-order workers, observe the highest standards of ethics and professionalism. Central to

Strengthening the local spirit of Binnadang (communal unity), the Members Church of God International (MCGI) recently conducted a comprehensive medical, dental, and optical mission at Barangay Lubas. The initiative successfully served over 200 residents from the adjoining barangays of Lubas, Tawang, and Ambiong, providing free check-ups, dental extractions, and prescription glasses to those in need. La Trinidad Mayor Roderick Awingan, accompanied by Private Secretary Roger An

The municipal government of La Trinidad underwent a monitoring inspection earlier this afternoon, January 6, 2026, through the Anti-Red Tape Authority-North Luzon Regional Field Office (ARTA-NLRFO) in compliance with the Ease of Doing Business Act. The process involved the assessment of the Business One-Stop-Shop (BOSS) implementation, the visibility of the Citizens Charter, Public Assistance and Complaints Desk (PACD), and identified offices like the Mayor’s Office and the S

During the first Monday flag-raising ceremony of 2026, Municipal Engineer Benedict Pineda presented a comprehensive overview of the municipal government’s 2025 infrastructure portfolio, reporting a total of 156 projects valued at ₱511,688,214.50. The projects focused on valley-wide developments, including buildings, canals, roads, and slope protection. The data shows a total of 156 projects, with 37 of those completed as of December 2025. There are 25 ongoing, 24 in the proce

To the people of La Trinidad: The year 2026 is expected to once again test our resilience as a community and we must be ready with firmer resolve and tenacity. If 2025 took the most of our endurance, then we should always be on guard with renewed vigor and fortitude for whatever the next year will bring. We thank all of you for not flinching amid our adversities. We also thank all of you for believing in binnadang, a culture which our administration strongly believes is the