Province of Davao del Norte
City Government of Panabo
Serving the people of Panabo, the Banana Capital of the Philippines
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Province of Davao del Norte
Serving the people of Panabo, the Banana Capital of the Philippines
FeaturedCity Government of Panabo - Service to Panaboans, service to God!Read Frontliner Magazine Vol. VII →From the Citizen's Charter: what to bring, what to pay and how long it takes, for 161 services.
161 services from 19 offices: requirements, steps, fees and processing time, read from the Citizen's Charter documents.
Read 02Senior citizens aged 60 and above can get a Senior Citizen ID to avail of privileges under RA 9994.
Read 03Indigent individuals in crisis can receive limited cash financial assistance up to 1,200 pesos.
Province of Davao del Norte
Serving the people of Panabo, the Banana Capital of the Philippines
FeaturedCity Government of Panabo - Service to Panaboans, service to God!Read Frontliner Magazine Vol. VII →From the Citizen's Charter: what to bring, what to pay and how long it takes, for 161 services.
161 services from 19 offices: requirements, steps, fees and processing time, read from the Citizen's Charter documents.
Read 02Senior citizens aged 60 and above can get a Senior Citizen ID to avail of privileges under RA 9994.
Read 03Indigent individuals in crisis can receive limited cash financial assistance up to 1,200 pesos.
Read 04Families whose houses were damaged by disaster can receive shelter assistance up to 5,000 pesos.
Read 05Families of registered deceased senior citizens can claim burial financial assistance by cheque.
Read 06Persons with disability can get a PWD ID to avail of discounts and benefits mandated by law.
ReadProfile, history, barangays, and how to reach the Banana Capital.
Panabo is a 1st class component city in Davao del Norte with 211,242 residents in 40 barangays. It is known as the Banana Capital of the Philippines.
Read 02Panabo began as an Aeta settlement named after the bow and arrow, grew as the trading center of Taboan with settlers from Visayas and Luzon, and became a town on July 19, 1949 before rapid growth under the TADECO banana plantation led to cityhood.
Read 03List of the 40 barangays of Panabo City, including four Poblacion barangays.
ReadIncentives, costs, and data for starting and growing a business.
The Revised Panabo City Investment and Incentive Code of 2024 sets the policies and incentives for investors in Panabo City. The full code is available as a PDF download.
Read 02Reference tables showing the cost of operating a business in Panabo, including wages, telecommunications, power and water, rentals, land values, accommodation, transport, trucking, and taxes.
Read 03Key facts and figures about Panabo City, including income and spending, farm and fishery output, businesses, building permits, schools, health, and basic services.
Leaders, offices, and open records that show how the city works.
The Executive Department is led by the City Mayor and department heads who implement policies, programs, and public services for Panabo City.
Read 02Meet the Vice Mayor and members of the 10th Sangguniang Panlungsod of Panabo City and their committee chairmanships.
Read 03Central repository for the City Government of Panabo's official public records, issuances, and reports.
ReadAyon sa Republic Act No. 11032, mayroong prescribed processing time para sa pagkumpleto ng iyong aplikasyon sa mga ahensya ng gobyerno at lokal na pamahalaan. Dahil dito maasahan mong mas mapapabilis na ang iyong transaksyon!
Binulig Festival is a celebration of the bountiful harvest of the city encompassing the empowered people, its rich culture, abundant products and the rich and exciting heritage of the City gifted by fusion of different cultures and sustainable agri-based economy as a gathering venue for tourism, trade and commerce.
Also featured: Panabo Mangrove Forest and Panabo celebration.
The latest issue of Frontliner, the official magazine of the City Government of Panabo, is now available. This edition features Mayor Jose E. Relampagos in Walk the Talk, highlighting his commitment to genuine public service, responsive leadership, and the continued pursuit of programs that uplift the lives of Panaboanons. Discover inspiring stories, government accomplishments, and community initiatives that reflect the city's vision of progress, resilience, and people-centered governance. Read the latest issue and stay informed about the milestones and developments shaping the future of Panabo City.
Profile, history, barangays, and how to reach the Banana Capital.
Panabo is a 1st class component city in Davao del Norte with 211,242 residents in 40 barangays. It is known as the Banana Capital of the Philippines.
Read 02Panabo began as an Aeta settlement named after the bow and arrow, grew as the trading center of Taboan with settlers from Visayas and Luzon, and became a town on July 19, 1949 before rapid growth under the TADECO banana plantation led to cityhood.
Read 03List of the 40 barangays of Panabo City, including four Poblacion barangays.
Read 04Guide to reaching Panabo City by land, air, and sea from Davao City and Tagum City.
Read 05This page presents the official Panabo Hymn with an embedded video and the full lyrics in Cebuano.
ReadIncentives, costs, and data for starting and growing a business.
The Revised Panabo City Investment and Incentive Code of 2024 sets the policies and incentives for investors in Panabo City. The full code is available as a PDF download.
Read 02Reference tables showing the cost of operating a business in Panabo, including wages, telecommunications, power and water, rentals, land values, accommodation, transport, trucking, and taxes.
Read 03Key facts and figures about Panabo City, including income and spending, farm and fishery output, businesses, building permits, schools, health, and basic services.
ReadLeaders, offices, and open records that show how the city works.
The Executive Department is led by the City Mayor and department heads who implement policies, programs, and public services for Panabo City.
Read 02Meet the Vice Mayor and members of the 10th Sangguniang Panlungsod of Panabo City and their committee chairmanships.
Read 03Central repository for the City Government of Panabo's official public records, issuances, and reports.
Read 04Download the 2026 and 2025 Citizen's Charter documents of the City Government of Panabo, including introductory pages and per-office charters, in line with the Anti-Red Tape Act.
ReadAyon sa Republic Act No. 11032, mayroong prescribed processing time para sa pagkumpleto ng iyong aplikasyon sa mga ahensya ng gobyerno at lokal na pamahalaan. Dahil dito maasahan mong mas mapapabilis na ang iyong transaksyon!
Binulig Festival is a celebration of the bountiful harvest of the city encompassing the empowered people, its rich culture, abundant products and the rich and exciting heritage of the City gifted by fusion of different cultures and sustainable agri-based economy as a gathering venue for tourism, trade and commerce.
Also featured: Panabo Mangrove Forest and Panabo celebration.
The latest issue of Frontliner, the official magazine of the City Government of Panabo, is now available. This edition features Mayor Jose E. Relampagos in Walk the Talk, highlighting his commitment to genuine public service, responsive leadership, and the continued pursuit of programs that uplift the lives of Panaboanons. Discover inspiring stories, government accomplishments, and community initiatives that reflect the city's vision of progress, resilience, and people-centered governance. Read the latest issue and stay informed about the milestones and developments shaping the future of Panabo City.
October 7, 2026 — Officials and representatives from the Local Government Unit of Maco, Province of Davao de Oro, visited the Sangguniang Panlungsod of Panabo for a benchmarking activity held at the Sangguniang Panlungsod Session Hall, Panabo City. The activity aimed to learn about the Legislative Tracking System and the effective practices of the Sangguniang Panlungsod.
October 8, 2026 – The Local Government of Panabo formally received the Seal of Child-Friendly Local Government (SCFLG) recognition as a 2022 and 2023 passer during the Regional Conferment Ceremony held at Sotogrande Hotel, Davao City. Representing the Local Government of Panabo, City Administrator Pedrito A. Misoles personally received the recognition.
"Safe space, strong minds — An educational, spiritual, and legal approach to anti-bullying and self-care among college students" On October 4, 2026, the advocacy initiative engaged college students enrolled in Sunday School, followed by 1st-4th year regular college students from education courses on October 5, 2026 (M-156, F-542) at North Davao Colleges, Inc.
October 12, 2026 — The programs and services of the Fresh Water Hatchery Center of the Local Government of Panabo, through the City Agriculture Office (CAGRO), under the leadership of City Agriculturist Dr. Samuel N. Anay, were discussed during RAJOE Serbisyo Live. The facility is located at Purok 8, Barangay Manay, Panabo City.
The Local Government of Panabo, through the City Social Welfare and Development Office (CSWDO), under the leadership of Department Head Chareina Joy G. Lacquin, conducted a Therapeutic Community Training for Social Workers and Center-Based Staff on October 13-14, 2026, at the PCGEMPC Annex Building, Panabo City. The training aimed to deepen the participants' knowledge.
Building a stronger, progressive, and inclusive Panabo City through responsive governance and people-centered public service.
Budgets, bids, plans and reports every local government must publish, plus the national portals that keep them honest.
Building a stronger, progressive, and inclusive Panabo City through responsive governance and people-centered public service.
Budgets, bids, plans and reports every local government must publish, plus the national portals that keep them honest.