Mission
To provide efficient, transparent, and responsive government services that empower the citizenry and promote sustainable development.
Vision
A progressive, peaceful, and resilient city inhabited by God-fearing and empowered citizens living in a clean and safe environment.
Meet Our Leaders
City Government
- HJHon. Josel F. Violago
City Mayor
- HEHon. Evangel Shalom S. Manugue
City Vice Mayor
- HG
- HMHon. Mary Eleanor B. VillenaSangguniang Panlungsod Member
City Councilor
- HAHon. Atty. Ronald Lee HortizuelaSangguniang Panlungsod Member
City Councilor
- HEHon. Edward John A. DivinaSangguniang Panlungsod Member
City Councilor
- HAHon. Andrei Benedict T. IgnacioSangguniang Panlungsod Member
City Councilor
- HDHon. Dr. Arturo Vittorio P. Donayre IIISangguniang Panlungsod Member
City Councilor
- HJHon. Jennifer O. SalvadorSangguniang Panlungsod Member
City Councilor
- HMHon. Manuel G. Chua Jr.Sangguniang Panlungsod Member
City Councilor
- HBHon. Banjo Z. MunarSangguniang Panlungsod Member
City Councilor
- HCHon. Carina Clarizze M. Dela CruzSangguniang Panlungsod Member
City Councilor
Our 38 Barangays
The heart and soul of San Jose City. The city has 10 urban barangays and 28 rural barangays.
- Abar 1st — Urban Barangay
- Calaocan — Urban Barangay
- Canuto Ramos — Urban Barangay
- Crisanto Sanchez — Urban Barangay
- F.E. Marcos — Urban Barangay
- Malasin — Urban Barangay
- R. Eugenio — Urban Barangay
- R. Rueda Sr. — Urban Barangay
- Sibut — Urban Barangay
- Sto. Niño 1st — Urban Barangay
- Abar 2nd — Rural Barangay (A - M)
- A. Pascual — Rural Barangay (A - M)
- Bagong Sikat — Rural Barangay (A - M)
- Caanawan — Rural Barangay (A - M)
- Camanacsacan — Rural Barangay (A - M)
- Culaylay — Rural Barangay (A - M)
- Dizol — Rural Barangay (A - M)
- Kaliwanagan — Rural Barangay (A - M)
- Kita-Kita — Rural Barangay (A - M)
- Manicla — Rural Barangay (A - M)
- Palestina — Rural Barangay (P - V)
- Parang Mangga — Rural Barangay (P - V)
- Pinili — Rural Barangay (P - V)
- Porais — Rural Barangay (P - V)
- San Agustin — Rural Barangay (P - V)
- San Juan — Rural Barangay (P - V)
- San Mauricio — Rural Barangay (P - V)
- Sto. Niño 2nd — Rural Barangay (P - V)
- Sto. Niño 3rd — Rural Barangay (P - V)
- Sto. Tomas — Rural Barangay (P - V)
- Sinipit Bubon — Rural Barangay (P - V)
- Tabulac — Rural Barangay (P - V)
- Tayabo — Rural Barangay (P - V)
- Tondod — Rural Barangay (P - V)
- Tulat — Rural Barangay (P - V)
- Villa Floresta — Rural Barangay (P - V)
- Villa Joson — Rural Barangay (P - V)
- Villa Marina — Rural Barangay (P - V)
Visit City Hall
Visit San Jose City Hall for government transactions.
Address: 115 Cardenas St, San Jose City, 3121 Nueva Ecija
Telephone: (044) 331-0667
Email: piosanjosecity@gmail.com
Office hours: Mon - Fri: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Emergency hotline: 0915-168-9878 • (044) 940-1404
History of San Jose City
From Kabaritan to a city
Before the city was founded by the Spanish colonizers, it was known as Kabaritan, named after the plant "barit" that grew abundantly in the area. Originally a part of the town of Puncan, and later Lupao, San Jose eventually became an independent municipality.
Because of its strategic location and vast agricultural plains, San Jose evolved into the agricultural, commercial, and industrial center of northern Nueva Ecija. On August 10, 1969, San Jose was converted into a city through Republic Act 6051, officially earning its place as the "Rice Granary of Nueva Ecija."
- March 19, 1894Independent municipality
San Jose became an independent municipality.
- 1969Cityhood through Republic Act 6051
Republic Act 6051 was signed, converting the municipality into San Jose City.
- Present dayAgro-industrial center
A booming agro-industrial center and home of the spectacular Pagibang Damara Festival.