| Municipality of San Juan Bayan ng San Juan |
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| — Municipality — | |
| Map of Batangas showing the location of San Juan. | |
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Municipality of San Juan
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| Country | Philippines |
| Region | CALABARZON (Region IV-A) |
| Province | Batangas |
| District | 4th district of Batangas |
| Founded | 1928 |
| Barangays | 42 |
| Government | |
| • Mayor | Rodolfo H. Manalo |
| • Vice Mayor | Octavio Antonio L. Marasigan |
| • Councilors | Meynardo E. Maalihan Wenceslao L. Llana, III Pedro T. Macalintal Ildebrando D. Salud Adelaida L. Perez Joaquin M. Salud, Jr Rodello A. De Chavez Evelyn S. Baltazar |
| • ABC President | Florencio M. De Chavez |
| • SK Federation President | Alvin John O. Samonte |
| Area | |
| • Total | 273.40 km2 (105.6 sq mi) |
| Population (2007) | |
| • Total | 87,276 |
| • Density | 319.2/km2 (826.8/sq mi) |
| Time zone | PST (UTC+8) |
| ZIP code | 4226 |
| Income class | 1st class ; partly urban |
| Website | Official Website of San Juan, Batangas |
| Population Census of San Juan | |||
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| Census | Pop. | Rate | |
| 1995 | 71,913 |
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| 2000 | 78,169 | 1.81% | |
| 2007 | 87,276 | 1.53% | |
San Juan is a 1st class municipality in the province of Batangas, Philippines. It occupies the easternmost portion of the province, 43 kilometers east of Batangas City, also the same distance southwest of Lucena City, Quezon, and 115 kilometers away from Manila. According to the latest census, it has a population of 87,276 people in 16,519 households.
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San Juan Nepomuceno Church
Laiya Beach
| Position | Name | Party |
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| Municipal Mayor | Rodolfo H. Manalo | Liberal Party |
| Municipal Vice Mayor | Octavio Antonio L. Marasigan | NPC |
| Municipal Councilors |
Meynardo E. Maalihan | Liberal Party |
| Wenceslao L. Llana III | Liberal Party | |
| Pedro T. Macalintal | Liberal Party | |
| Ildebrando D. Salud | NPC | |
| Adelaida L. Perez | Liberal Party | |
| Joaquin M. Salud, Jr. | Liberal Party | |
| Rodelio A. De Chavez | NPC | |
| Evelyn S. Baltazar | Liberal Party | |
| Ex-Officio Municipal Council Members | ||
| ABC President | Florencio M. De Chavez | |
| SK President | Alvin John O. Samonte | |
San Juan is politically subdivided into 41 barangays.
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| Barangay | Barangay Captain | SK Chairman |
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| Poblacion | Delmar M. Balagtas | Ephrame Charvin S. De Chavez |
| Abung | Romeo A. Manalo | Zaira Margarette M. Rubia |
| Balagbag | Rogelio M. Sanchez | Christine R. Garcia |
| Barualte | Ruben A. Dala | Clinton Jay J. Frago |
| Bataan | Alex C. Robledo | Charlene V. Dagos |
| Buhaynasapa | Alex V. Salapare | John Paul M. Sawali |
| Bulsa | Regalado A. Luistro | Jessica A. Bico |
| Calicanto | Nestor M. Barrion | Edmer Andrew R. Bautista |
| Calitcalit | Florencio M. De Chavez1 | Guada Marie L. Remo |
| Calubcub 1 | Jose R. Salagubang | Jacquelyn S. Carandang |
| Calubcub 2 | Victorino P. Espino, Sr. | Reymark A. De Castro |
| Catmon | Eulogio A. Japlit | Renalyn G. Perez |
| Coloconto | Leocadio B. Braza | Jhun G. Macaraig |
| Escribano | Bernardo J. Sulit | Reymark H. Africa |
| Hugom | Fernando A. Sulit | John Richard V. Gregorio |
| Imelda | Arsenio D. Canuel | Rodolfo V. Concha |
| Janaojanao | Edith Joyce O. Sagaral | Armina Meriel G. Briones |
| Laiya Aplaya | Wivin R. Llana | Jan Brandon B. Sandro |
| Laiya Ibabao | Melchor C. Ayap | Bryan Ira Z. Villamala |
| Libato | Melchor C. Burog | Ronel R. Catapang |
| Lipahan | Carlito R. De Torres | Patrick De Castro |
| Mabalanoy | Rolando R. Castillo | Alexis B. Panaligan |
| Maraykit | Antonio D. Baña | Norwell A. Coronel |
| Muzon | Domingo A. Panganiban | Kaycelyn C. Ebora |
| Nagsaulay | Pablito R. Rosales | John Ray M. Espina |
| Palahanan 1 | Bugoy A. Hernandez | Harold L. Virtusio |
| Palahanan 2 | Ernesto A. Carandang | Jerica L. Alcantara |
| Palingowak | Alvin R. Quiñones | Sheena Mae S. Dañas |
| Pinagbayanan | Richard C. Manjares | Marra B. Sayat |
| Poctol | Nemesio A. Banaag | Edgedel L. Bustamante |
| Pulangbato | Alfredo A. Cueto | Karen I. Perez |
| Putingbuhangin | Carmelita M. Cueto | Mariel G. Manimtim |
| Quipot | Lordinio G. Arellano | Jimboy G. Alcantara |
| Sampiro | Ricardo O. Badillo | John Clyde J. Maligaya |
| Sapangan | Pableo B. Macaraig | Lean M. Robles |
| Sico 1 | Benedicto D. Aguila | Lucky Raymond M. Razon |
| Sico 2 | Ruel S. Maralit | Rayan B. Endaya |
| Subukin | Rodel C. Tatlonghari | Arlene M. Triviño |
| Talahiban 1 | Romeo D. Garcia | Franklord F. Gonzales |
| Talahiban 2 | Merlita S. Mendoza | Ivan Carlo A. Maulion |
| Ticalan | Dominador H. Amboy | Alvin John O. Samonte2 |
| Tipaz | Oscar B. Banog | John Marvin A. Pasco |
1 - Association of Barangay Captains President
2 - Sangguniang Kabataan Federation President
Dr. Victor Salud - Graduate, UP College of Dentistry, San Juan's First Dentist (1923)
Gen. Renato S. De Villa - Former Chief of Staff of the Armed Forces of the Philippines, , Former Dept. of National Defense Secretary, 1998 Presidential Candidate
Braulio De Villa - Former Governor of Batangas
Renee Salud - the country's premier Fashion Designer
Rudy Salud - Founding Secretary-General World Boxing Council, Former PBA Commissioner, Boxing Manager and Promoter
Amb. Henrietta De Villa - Former Philippine Ambassador to the Vatican
Gen. Leandro R. Mendoza - Secretary of the Department of Transportation and Communications (DOTC), Former Police Director General of the Philippine National Police (2001).
Antonio Bolaños Magtibay, Esq. - Philippine Ambassador to Qatar
Miguel Aguila - singer
Lance Oñate - Search for the Star in a Million contestant
Most Rev. Salvador Q. Quizon D.D. - Auxiliary Bishop-Emeritus of Archdiocese of Lipa
Engr. Benjamin D. de Guzman - retired Civil Engineer of DPWH, builder of many National Highways in Luzon
Girlie E. Amarillo - Doctor in Social Development, Former Commissioner, National Youth Commission / Former Asst. Secretary, National Anti-Poverty Commission
"Kapitan" Leon Quizon Mercado - Katipunero, Participated in the insurrection against the US, Farmer, "Coconut King of Batangas" till the early 1960's
Architect Leon Sales Mercado Jr. - Philippine Architect. Founder/Principal Architect/President of LAS Mercado and Associates from the 1960's to the 90's, a firm that specialized/pioneered in the design of large residential development/condominium complexes and private residences in the greater Manila area and suburbs (First to break the 20 floor barrier for high-rise construction in the Philippines). Designer of various higher education facilities (UP). President and founder of "Rainbow Philippines" a citizen's band radio organization in the 70's. Youngest son of "Kapitan" Leon Quizon Mercado.
Hernani Perez - Former Justice Secretary, DOJ(Dept. of Justice)
Edison Alday - Founder of Alpha Kapatid
Librado Malabanan - Authorized Nuclear Inspector Braidwood Nuclear Power Station, Illinois
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