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

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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

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Municipality · Tawi-Tawi

Bongao

Mayor

Jasper Que

Vice mayor

Jimuel Que

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 35

DILG’s directory names a punong barangay for 27 of 35, as of September 2026.

BarangayPunong barangay
IpilNot in DILG’s directory
KamagongRusaina Musa Jumdail
KarungdongHasan Jala Angkaya
Lakit LakitAlrasid Basal Dulahid
LamionRedzfar Amirul Sakkam
Lapid LapidSali Ahalil Jumdail
Lato LatoNot in DILG’s directory
Luuk PandanAida Jamalul Najil
Luuk TulayJul-Asri Alih Ammad
MalassaNot in DILG’s directory
MandulanNot in DILG’s directory
MasantongTaib Alik Jumdail
Montay MontaySamad Muhajiri Salapuddin
PababagNot in DILG’s directory
PagasinanNur-Fitre Bahad Talipan
PahutAl-Kenny Phala Salapuddin
PakiasJocelyn Pawaki Sabbaha
PanionganJulhabir Perias Rasul
PasiaganFaizal Mukatil Andag
Bongao PoblacionJay Albert Shia Que
Sanga-sangaEdwin Luga Jamma
SilubogYahya Ibrahim Pailan
SimandagitNot in DILG’s directory
SumangatAlmujib Uddin Bariwah
TarawakanNot in DILG’s directory
TongsinahHenry Usbah Tadus
Tubig BasagSitti Raiza Antas Adong
Ungus-ungusNot in DILG’s directory
LagasanJulficar Sali Ladjahali
NalilSherhaida Aming Hajiri
PagatpatPirah Takaki Jumadain
Pag-asaLodeliza Felisarta Abejo
Tubig TanahJurmina Alvarez Hasid
Tubig-BohSitti Ruaisa Moh. Noh. Ibrahim
Tubig-MampallamAbdulla Jamsani Juhan

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. 2025–2028Jasper QuePFP
  2. 2022–2025Jimuel QueTOP
  3. 2019–2022Jimuel QueNUP
  4. 2016–2019Jimuel QueLP
  5. 2013–2016Jas QueLP
  6. 2010–2013Jasper S. QueLAKAS-CMD
  7. 2007–2010Albert Tan QueLAKAS-CMD
  8. 2004–2007Albert Tan QuePMP
  9. 2001–2004Albert Tan QueLAKAS NUCD-UMDP

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