Transparency, accountability and efficiency were the core objectives of the recently concluded Budget Forum, held on July 22, where over 40 representatives from the offices of the local government unit gathered to strategize the town’s fiscal future. Kicking off the orientation, Charlie Quimson of the Treasury Office explained that the municipality’s target income for next year is ₱820.9M, coming from Tax and Non-Tax Revenue, the National Tax Allocation (NTA), and shares from

Tim Vargas, co-founder and chief commercial officer of Seermo together with DOST- Benguet Science & Technology Director Sheila Marie Singa-Claver made a courtesy call to Mayor Roderick Awingan on July 23 to propose a partnership on urban mobility and traffic solutions for the municipality. Vargas said Seermo has also partnered with other local government units such as Pasig City, Quezon City, Naga City, and Roxas City in Capiz, among others to assist in their urban and transp

The Local Culture and Arts Council convened to review the implementation of the Local Culture and Arts Plan, assess the progress of ongoing programs, and approve priority initiatives that will further promote La Trinidad's rich cultural heritage and creative sector. The Council likewise set the direction for the following major activities: • La Trinidad Creatives Week (September 2026) • La Trinidad Indigenous Peoples Month Celebration (October 5–25, 2026) • La Trinidad Music

Mayor Roderick Awingan issued Executive Order No. 94, series of 2026, directing the Office of the Municipal Agriculturist (OMAg) to conduct intensive information and education campaign enjoining barangay officials to implement vigilant monitoring and restriction of the sale of unverified and illegal pork products as part of the biosecurity measures on the prevention of African Swine Fever. In the EO, the mayor orders the OMAg to conduct: SECTION 1. Massive social behavioral c

As part of the inclusivity program of the municipal local government unit of La Trinidad, the Persons with Disabilities officials for a day (PDOFAD) took their oath this July 22 to serve the municipality in line with the 48th National Disability Rights Week celebration with the theme: "Rights first, legislation forward--strategic action for equal participation and inclusive development." The PDOFAD officers are officials of the PWD Federation of the municipality and PWD offic

The 'Binnadang' spirit emerged among the youth of La Trinidad during a one-day clean-up drive joined by Sangguniang Kabataan officials, youth leaders, and volunteers along the Halsema Highway. Mayor Roderick Awingan emphasized that the active participation of the youth in environmental protection and preservation is essential for creating an environmentally sound community, as they are meant to be the primary stewards of nature. Environment Officer Arthur Pedro and Youth Offi

During the flag-raising ceremonies on July 20, the La Trinidad Municipal Police Station extended its gratitude to its partners during the recently concluded fun run as part of the Police Community Relations Month celebration. Among the awardees are the Municipal Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office, the Municipal Health Services Office, La Trinidad Fire Station and barangays Pico, Puguis, Wangal and Poblacion. Mayor Roderick Awingan, alongside Vice Mayor Guiller Galw

Out of the 29 graduates of TESDA’s Community Based Training Program on bread making, there are 25 senior citizens who proved that learning never stops. The graduates were recognized last July 16 at Nazarene, Pico for completing the six-days training which is the basic step towards the Bread and Pastry Production National Certification (NC) II. Mayor Roderick Awingan lauded the graduates especially the senior citizens for showing interest in the training, stating that they are

Run for Fun 7 took center stage as one of the major highlight of the 31st Police Community Relations (PCR) Month Celebration, proving that fitness and solidarity go hand in hand. ​Under the theme, “Every stride strengthens our partnership, every smile builds a safer community,” a total of 543 dedicated runners hit the pavement to celebrate unity, wellness, and the strong bond between law enforcement and the community. The excitement peaked at the finish line, where Mayor Rode

Twelve local businesses entered into a formal agreement with the municipal government on July 20 at the Lednicky Hall to provide discounts to qualified solo parents. The agreement covers both goods and services in support of the overall well-being of both single parents and their dependent children. While Municipal Ordinance 4-2025 mandated a 10% discount on basic needs such as milk, supplements, and sanitary diapers for children 6 years old and below, this new partnership is