He joined the Provincial Government of Palawan under the Governors Office as Clerical Aide, and left eight (8) years after as its youngest ever Provincial Planning Officer, at age 32, to become a successful entrepreneur. Because his sterling records as City Administrator, the most notable of which are the Oplan Linis Program which was his brainchild, and the Feast of the Forest which he was its prime-mover, he won in the 2001 elections as Puerto Princesa Vice-Mayor, but assumed office only on 22 July 2003. He was re-elected to that office in the 2004, 2007 and 2010 elections, becoming the longest-serving Vice Mayor of the City.

  • Mayor Lucilo R. Bayron conceptualized and initiated the following programs which marked and earned him the tagged:
  • The Action Man of Puerto Princesa City
  • Ang Hari ng Entablado ng Puerto Princesa City
  • Hindi Bukas, Kundi Ngayon

Hon. Lucilo “Cecil” R. Bayron
City Mayor

Mayor Lucilo R. Bayron: A Governance that Delivers

Programs and Initiatives of Mayor Lucilo R. Bayron

Bringing Government Closer to the People

Under the leadership of Lucilo R. Bayron, the City Government of Puerto Princesa strengthens grassroots governance through the Ugnayan sa Barangay Program, a meaningful initiative that brings government services directly to remote and underserved barangays.

Through this program, families receive 8 kilos of rice, while residents also gain access to a wide range of services from various city government offices, including the City Assessor’s Office, City Engineer’s Office, City Agriculture Office, City Building Official’s Office, City Veterinarian’s Office, City Social Welfare and Development Office, City Civil Registrar’s Office, and City Health Office. The program is further supported by partner agencies such as the City PNP, Philippine Navy, Philippine Marines, and other national government agencies.

Ugnayan sa Barangay also serves as a venue for the distribution of ₱3,000 quarterly assistance for beneficiaries of the Senior Citizen Assistance Program, Persons with Disability (PWD) Assistance Program, Solo Parent Assistance Program, and Barangay Tanod Assistance Program.

Through this initiative, the City aims to deliver essential services, expand social assistance, and strengthen government presence in communities across Puerto Princesa.

Under the leadership of Mayor Lucilo R. Bayron, the City Government of Puerto Princesa is improving public service accessibility through the Mini City Hall Program.

Strategically established in the northeast, northwest, southeast, and southwest areas of Puerto Princesa, Mini City Halls bring essential government services closer to residents in far-flung barangays, reducing the need for long-distance travel to the city proper.

Through this initiative, the City aims to deliver government services more efficiently, improve accessibility, and ensure that communities in remote areas receive responsive and convenient public service.

Social Services

Under the leadership of Mayor Lucilo R. Bayron, the City Government of Puerto Princesa continues to prioritize education and support young Puerto Princesans in their academic journey through the Student Assistance Program.

The program provides financial assistance to students from urban and rural public elementary schools, as well as public high schools, helping ease educational expenses and support families in securing better opportunities for their children.

The Student Assistance Program provides financial aid to elementary students at ₱100 monthly (₱300/quarter) and high school students at ₱200 monthly (₱600/quarter), easing educational expenses and improving access to schooling.

For the June to December 2025 cycle alone, the program benefitted 46,292 student-beneficiaries, reflecting the City’s sustained investment in accessible and inclusive education.

Through this initiative, the City aims to empower learners, support hardworking families, and strengthen the future of Puerto Princesa by investing in the dreams and success of its youth.

Under the leadership of Mayor Lucilo R. Bayron, the City Government of Puerto Princesa continues to honor and support its elderly population through the Senior Citizen Assistance Program, a flagship caring initiative launched in 2013.

Through this program, qualified senior citizens receive quarterly financial assistance to help provide added support, comfort, and dignity in their daily lives.

This initiative reflects the City’s enduring commitment to recognizing the valuable contributions of senior citizens by strengthening their welfare and promoting a more secure and comfortable quality of life for Puerto Princesa’s beloved elderly community.

Under the leadership of Mayor Lucilo R. Bayron, the City Government of Puerto Princesa continues to promote inclusive social support through the Persons with Disability (PWD) Assistance Program, one of the City’s caring programs.

Through this initiative, qualified persons with disability receive ₱3,000 in quarterly financial assistance to help support their essential needs and improve daily living.

By providing this assistance, the City aims to strengthen social protection, promote inclusivity, and enhance the welfare of persons with disability across Puerto Princesa.

Under the leadership of Mayor Lucilo R. Bayron, the City Government of Puerto Princesa continues to recognize the vital role of community safety frontliners through the Barangay Tanod Assistance Program, one of the City’s caring programs.

Through this initiative, qualified Barangay Tanods receive ₱3,000 in quarterly financial assistance in recognition of their dedication and service in maintaining peace, order, and security within their communities.

By providing this support, the City aims to strengthen grassroots public safety, promote community welfare, and honor the valuable contributions of Barangay Tanods across Puerto Princesa.

Under the leadership of Mayor Lucilo R. Bayron, the City Government of Puerto Princesa continues to prioritize inclusive social support through the Solo Parent Assistance Program.

Recognizing the unique challenges faced by solo parents, this initiative forms part of the City’s broader commitment to support vulnerable sectors, alongside senior citizens, students, and persons with disabilities (PWDs).

Qualified solo parents receive ₱3,000 in financial assistance per quarter to help address essential needs and ease daily living expenses.

Through this program, the City aims to provide meaningful support, promote family welfare, and strengthen the well-being of solo parents and their children.

The program provides public school teachers with a ₱6,000 quarterly allowance to support their personal needs. This local support initiative has been strengthened under the current administration as part of the City’s broader investment in education and human resource development, complementing national programs of the Department of Education.

It helps ease financial pressures, improve well-being, and strengthen teachers’ capacity to focus on delivering quality education.

The program increases allowances for police officers, fire personnel, and other law enforcement units, with the enhanced ₱6,000 quarterly support implemented under recent city budgets in the mid-2020s.

Strengthened under the current administration, the initiative boosts morale and motivation, strengthens performance in the field, and reinforces the City’s commitment to maintaining peace and public safety.

Preventive Healthcare System

Tourism

Youth Development

Infrastructure

Peace and Order

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Frequently Asked Questions

Visit the Business Permits and Licensing Office (BPLO) at City Hall or the nearest Mini City Hall. Bring your DTI/SEC registration, barangay clearance, and lease contract or land title.

Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM.

Call the City Hotline or message the Mayor’s official Facebook page @LuciloRodriguezBayron.

At your barangay hall. Bring a valid ID and proof of residency.

The City Health Medical Complex or your nearest barangay health center.

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Hon. Lucilo “Cecil” R. Bayron

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“Hindi bukas, kundi ngayon.”

It was launched in October 2003 in 3 rural high schools and in few months later, expanded it to other 9 rural high schools. The Program had benefitted 13,234 elementary pupils in 33 schools and 11,527 4th year high school students in 18 schools since 2003 until 2013.
To boost local tourism and revitalize the newly reclaimed Puerto Princesa City Baywalk in Barangay San Isidro and Bagong Pagasa, he conceptualized the “PANGALIPAY SA BAYBAY” and led its annual celebration showcasing talents in the barangay.
Being a prime mover of the PISTA Y ANG KAGUEBAN. He personally looks into the preparation of the said event. This is where the local folks together with the local & foreign guests troop the site and plant thousands of seedlings to a yearly celebration.
Launched on January 18, 2005, this program supports priority infrastructure projects by providing technical and material assistance, with barangays, schools, and communities contributing labor through “bayanihan.” By August 2012, 190 small infrastructure projects were completed.
He conceptualized the “OPLAN – LINIS PROGRAM,” which won the National Government Clean and Green Hall of Fame Award. The program, an image, confidence, and team builder, made the City a model for other LGUs and a prime destination for Lakbay-Aral by government officials.
He remains to be humble and never fails to look back to those who have worked with him in helping him shaping the development of the city. A man with a few words, — action speaks louder than words… the “ACTION MAN” lives up to his guiding slogan “HINDI BUKAS, KUNDI NGAYON.”

The Mayors Initiatives


Mayor Lucilo R. Bayron conceptualized and initiated the following programs which marked and earned him the tagged: “THE ACTION MAN” and “HARI NG ENTABLADO”.

It was launched in October 2003 in 3 rural high schools and in few months later, expanded it to other 9 rural high schools. The Program had benefitted 13,234 elementary pupils in 33 schools and 11,527 4th year high school students in 18 schools since 2003 until 2013.
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To boost local tourism and revitalize the newly reclaimed Puerto Princesa City Baywalk in Barangay San Isidro and Bagong Pagasa, he conceptualized the “PANGALIPAY SA BAYBAY” and led its annual celebration showcasing talents in the barangay.
Being a prime mover of the PISTA Y ANG KAGUEBAN. He personally looks into the preparation of the said event. This is where the local folks together with the local & foreign guests troop the site and plant thousands of seedlings to a yearly celebration.
Launched on January 18, 2005, this program supports priority infrastructure projects by providing technical and material assistance, with barangays, schools, and communities contributing labor through “bayanihan.” By August 2012, 190 small infrastructure projects were completed.
He conceptualized the “OPLAN – LINIS PROGRAM,” which won the National Government Clean and Green Hall of Fame Award. The program, an image, confidence, and team builder, made the City a model for other LGUs and a prime destination for Lakbay-Aral by government officials.
He remains to be humble and never fails to look back to those who have worked with him in helping him shaping the development of the city. A man with a few words, — action speaks louder than words… the “ACTION MAN” lives up to his guiding slogan “HINDI BUKAS, KUNDI NGAYON.”

The Mayors Initiatives


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