Who runs what, and how to reach them

Directory

36 regional offices, 7 provinces and areas, 108 towns and cities, 2,185 barangays and the 80 Members of Parliament.

In an emergency, call 911

Each town’s police, fire and health lines are on its page.

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Regional government

Each office’s page has every number, email and address, its past heads and its offices in the provinces.

Attached offices, authorities and commissions · 20

Provinces and towns

Winners of COMELEC’s canvass of the May 2025 elections, for 2025–2028. Each town’s page has its emergency lines and barangay officials.

Bangsamoro ParliamentThe 80 Members of ParliamentElected on 14 September 2026, by district, party, sector and indigenous peoples’ seat.See them all

Heads, numbers and emails as the offices' own pages and documents published them, each with its source and date. An email is listed only where an official page shows it as text; many sites hide theirs from automated readers. The elected Parliament takes office on 30 October 2026, and the Chief Minister and the cabinet may change with it. Confirm a number before you rely on it. A number that no longer works, or a head who has changed? Tell us.

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The elevated municipal hall of PicongMarwan Khan · CC BY-SA 3.0Photo by Marwan Khan, CC BY-SA 3.0. Open the source file.
The seal of Picong

Municipality · Lanao del Sur

Picong

Mayor

Mesron Balindong

Vice mayor

Yacob Balindong

Who to call

Police, fire, disaster-response, health and town-hall numbers as official pages and documents printed them, each with its source. Health lines for many towns come from PhilHealth’s lists of accredited government facilities. Numbers change; in a life-threatening emergency call 911.

Barangays 19

DILG’s directory names a punong barangay for 0 of 19, as of September 2026.

BarangayPunong barangay
Bara-asNot in DILG’s directory
BiasongNot in DILG’s directory
BulangosNot in DILG’s directory
DurianNot in DILG’s directory
IlianNot in DILG’s directory
Liangan (Pob.)Not in DILG’s directory
MagandingNot in DILG’s directory
MaladiNot in DILG’s directory
MapantaoNot in DILG’s directory
MicaluboNot in DILG’s directory
PindolonanNot in DILG’s directory
PunongNot in DILG’s directory
RamitanNot in DILG’s directory
ToroganNot in DILG’s directory
TualNot in DILG’s directory
TucaNot in DILG’s directory
UbanobanNot in DILG’s directory
AnasNot in DILG’s directory
MimbalawagNot in DILG’s directory

To write to a barangay, use DILG — Barangay Officials Directory, which carries each office’s e-mail and hall number; they are not copied here.

Mayors since 2007

  1. 2025–2028Mesron BalindongLAKAS
  2. 2022–2025Mesron BalindongLAKAS
  3. 2019–2022Mesron BalindongLAKAS
  4. 2016–2019Alinader BalindongLP
  5. 2013–2016Alinader Mariam BalindongLP
  6. 2010–2013Alinader Mariam BalindongLKS-KAM
  7. 2007–2010Amin Dimaporo BalindongLAKAS-CMD
  8. 2004–2007Alinader Mariam BalindongLAKAS-CMD
  9. 2001–2004Alinader Mariam BalindongPMP

The winner of each election, from COMELEC’s canvass and OpenHalalan’s rebuild of the older returns. A succession mid-term is not shown.