The municipality of La Trinidad solemnly honors the courage and bravery of the fallen 44 members of the Philippine National Police Special Action Force (PNP-SAF) today. Eleven years ago, they stood their ground during the ferocious firefight with rebels from the Moro Islamic Liberation Front and Bangsamoro Islamic Freedom Fighters in Mamasapano, Maguindanao. Mayor Roderick Awingan articulated that this anniversary serves as a stark reminder of the heavy price of peace paid by

Community members rejoiced in praise and worship during the ‘A Day of Prayer’, the first activity of the Bible Week Celebration held at the Lednicky Hall earlier this afternoon. Mayor Roderick Awingan welcomed attendees and expressed the municipal government’s commitment to enhancing the annual celebration. The festivities continue with the main program on January 26, followed by a Bible distribution on January 26-30, a Bible Quiz for students on January 27, and the culminati

La Trinidad celebrates the success of Denesia Esnara, an Administrative Aide under the Municipal Social Welfare and Development Office (MSWDO), who recently bagged a bronze medal during the 13th ASEAN PARA GAMES in Thailand. Esnara competed in the Para Powerlifting 55kg category, successfully lifted 73kg, which earned her a spot on the podium. Mayor Roderick Awingan deeply congratulates Ms. Esnara on her outstanding representation of the municipality and the Cordilleras. “Ind

The first batch of 80 "Bantay Basura" advocates has been officially deputized to enforce environmental laws in La Trinidad following a comprehensive re-orientation program facilitated by the Municipal Mayor’s Office. The training, part of the Municipal Ordinance Enforcers program, focused on equipping participants with the tools to effectively implement the town’s solid waste policies. During the session, Executive Assistant Atty. Delmar Cariño discussed the importance of cus

Barangay Shilan's community leaders and villagers gathered today to grace the blessing of their adventure tour jump off area. Mayor Roderick Awingan encouraged the barangay to finalize its tour package for inclusion in the town's tourism destination. Once the adventure opens, visitors will enjoy trekking and stops on rivers and eco- trails. Author & Photographer: DOC

Mayor Roderick Awingan received a formal proposal from Fisher Mall representatives earlier today for the implementation of a new festival in La Trinidad. The proposed festival will feature family-oriented activities, creative workshops, and cultural performances. While receptive to the activity, Mayor Awingan reiterated the importance of formalizing the festival, which includes applying for the necessary permits to ensure a smooth celebration. Author: 𝘙𝘙. 𝘉𝘢𝘣𝘴𝘢-𝘢𝘺 Or

"We appreciate the efforts of the SK officials and Local Youth Development Office for coming up with the LT Youth Digest. I hope you (young leaders) could help us also with the establishment of library and reading areas in the community and strengthen mental health programs. This will be your legacy, just enjoy the remaining months of your term." Mayor Roderick C. Awingan SK Officials Courtesy Visit and Turn-over of LT Youth Digest January 21, 2026

The Department of Labor and Employment-CAR (DOLE-CAR) formally recognized the municipal government of La Trinidad through the Public Employment Services Office (PESO) for its sustained implementation of four major programs in 2025. Below is a summary of these initiatives: 1. Tulong Panghanapbuhay sa Ating Disadvantaged Workers (TUPAD) Program - 842 beneficiaries - ₱4,201,891.04 released funding 2. DOLE Integrated Livelihood Program (DILP) - 45 beneficiaries - ₱660,109.26 rele

Mayor Roderick Awingan and Vice Mayor Guiller Galwan welcomed Dutch growers Oscar Niezen, Mike Wismeyer, and Mickey Hogervorst at the municipal hall yesterday to discuss a potential partnership aimed at elevating the town’s cut flower industry. The collaboration focuses on technology transfer to enhance flower quality and the establishment of pilot testing sites in local farms. The visiting experts are particularly interested in our roses and hydrangeas, also locally known as

Mayor Roderick Awingan led LGU office heads today to check the progress of the unfinished new municipal hall. He expressed hope that the building will be finished before the year ends, noting that the different departments have already started to enthusiastically jockey for their preferred spaces in the new building. Engr. Benedict Pineda, municipal engineer, said the project needs P50 million more to be completed. The four level building cost more than P200 million. Author &