Yesterday afternoon, February 26, ten Grade 11 students from the Cordillera Regional Science High School (CRSHS) shared the results of their study on pedestrian lane safety and regulation within Km. 3 to Km. 6 of Halsema Highway, titled “Paths to Safety”. An output under the Pag-aaral ng Kasaysayan at Lipunang Pilipino (PKLP) subject, the presentation consisted of the current pedestrian status, its implications, key findings from the survey and their recommendations. Current

La Trinidad is moving forward with the development of a strategic plan prioritizing the local cacao industry. Mayor Roderick Awingan reaffirmed the municipality’s full support for cacao growers and processors during a recent meeting facilitated by Office of the Municipal Agriculture focal person Marilyn Mangeg. The initiative centers on expanding production capacity and strengthening value-added processing to position La Trinidad as a competitive hub for high-quality cacao. K

Today, the Municipal Social Welfare and Development Office (MSWDO) convened a Multi-Stakeholder Forum at the Strawberry Valley Hotel, reinforcing La Trinidad’s collective commitment to safeguarding children against exploitation and abuse. The forum brought together youth leaders, educators, and Violence Against Women and Their Children (VAWC) focal persons, providing a vital platform to normalize essential conversations, strengthen awareness, and empower the community to serv

Personnel from the La Trinidad Municipal Trial Court (MTC) conducted a walkthrough of their proposed temporary office yesterday, February 25. The office is located within the multi-purpose building beside the Km. 5 Pay Parking Area. Legal Officer Atty. Victor Singa Jr. and Municipal Engineer Benedict Pineda guided the group through the facility. Although temporary, the relocation means easier access to the court’s services, such as the obtaining of clearances. Author: 𝘙𝘙. �

The installation of official signs marking La Trinidad’s designated garbage collection points is currently ongoing. This forms part of the continuing effort to strengthen proper waste disposal and improve organization across the municipality. The Public Order and Safety Team remains actively deployed to cover remaining areas and ensure clear guidance for residents. We thank the community for the continued cooperation and remind everyone that responsible waste management is a

The success of an inter-municipal partnership took center stage as officials from La Trinidad, led by Mayor Roderick Awingan, joined the 6th Founding Anniversary of the Pomberera Ornamental Cut Flower Association on February 25, 2026, at Business Park Pomberera in Guagua. The Mayor accompanied by Councilor Teddy Walang and Councilor Renato “Boyet” Tereng. The association, established in 2019, is composed of cut flower growers from La Trinidad and residents of Guagua who opera

In a proactive move to elevate local governance and dispute resolution, the Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) - La Trinidad, conducted a Lupong Tagapamayapa Incentive Award (LTIA) Pre-assessment Workshop earlier today, February 25, at the Strawberry Valley Hotel and Restaurant. Municipal Local Government Operations Officer (MLGOO) Ma. Teresa Mangangey spearheaded the activity, which served as an avenue for Barangay Secretaries and staff aiming to secure t

Curfew regulations are being strictly enforced to protect our youth and uphold peace and order in La Trinidad. In coordination with the La Trinidad Municipal Police Station (LTMPS) and the Barangay Public Safety Action Teams (BPATS), monitoring and enforcement activities continue across the municipality. Bars and other establishments are reminded to comply with existing curfew rules. Minors are likewise advised to observe curfew hours. Parents, guardians, and the entire commu

In a bid to foster inclusivity and empower the youth, the improved Local Youth Development Office was officially turned over from the Department of Interior and Local Government-Benguet (DILG) to the local government of La Trinidad, earlier today, February 24. Allocated from La Trinidad’s Seal of Good Local Governance Incentive Fund the project is worth 1.14M to accommodate the locality’s growing youth population. Located at the third floor of the 2002 Public Market, the impr

Municipal Mayor Roderick C. Awingan, Chairperson of the Municipal Anti-Illegal Drugs and Peace and Order Council (MAGPTD), presided over the council’s quarterly meeting, emphasizing the importance of sustained coordination, proactive governance, and unified action in maintaining peace and order in La Trinidad. Under the Mayor’s leadership, council members reviewed policy updates, assessed priority concerns, and aligned upcoming programs and initiatives aimed at strengthening