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FeaturedCity of Talisay, Negros OccidentalRead more about Talisay City →The people elected and appointed to serve Talisay City.
2 programs across 6 colleges and units.
Meet the city, its history, leaders, and 27 barangays.
Talisay City is a component city just north of Bacolod City in Negros Occidental and part of Metro Bacolod. This page presents its population, land area, land use, and location profile.
Read 02Official directory of the elected leaders of Talisay City, Negros Occidental, including the district representative, mayor, vice mayor and 12 councilors.
Read 03Talisay City has 27 barangays, made up of 21 urban barangays and 6 rural barangays.
ReadPermits, charters, investment guide, and current bids.
This page provides the Citizen's Charter 2020 (2nd Edition) of the City of Talisay, Negros Occidental as a downloadable PDF file.
Read 02Download forms from the Business Permits and Licensing Office, including the Business Permit Form and the Inspection Report and Clearance Form.
Read 03This page provides the official Talisay City Deck, a 33-page presentation for investors, available to view online and download as a PDF.
Read 04List of current requests for quotation by the City of Talisay, Negros Occidental, showing the approved budget, publication date, and downloadable bid documents for each item.
ReadHeritage sites, resorts, news, and public advisories.
Guide to four places of interest in Talisay City, including The Ruins, the Andres Bonifacio statue, The District - North Point, and Campuestohan Highland Resort.
Read 02This page is intended as the Talisay City tourism brochure, but no readable content is currently displayed.
Read 03News and events page listing official City Government of Talisay press releases, including recent stories on livelihood, disaster response, public service, environment, health, and culture from October 2026.
Read 04Official announcements from the City Government of Talisay, including transport advisories for the New Market Terminal, holiday and work schedules, tax amnesty, and public services.
Read4 barangays in Talisay City, Negros Occidental.
Province of Negros Occidental, Philippines
Talisay City is a dynamic component city situated just north of the provincial capital, Bacolod City. Known as an integral part of the Metro Bacolod metropolitan area, Talisay seamlessly balances its rich agricultural heritage with rapid socio-economic growth under its progressive infrastructure and community development programs.
| Statistic | Value | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Population | 109,204 | Official Registered Census Data |
| Total land area | 20,118 hectares | Equivalent to 201.18 sq. km. |
| Population density | 5.43 persons / hectare | Calculated at 542.82 persons per sq. km. |
| Annual growth rate | 1.34% | Positive annualized population trend |
| Number of households | 25,771 | Total household distributions across 27 barangays |
| Labor force (15 & over) | 64.72% | Productive, economically active workforce potential |
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