Barangay Sta.

Teresita
Area VI, District I
Quezon City

HAZARD AND VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT

2015

History and Profile

HVA-Recorded Disaster Experience
HVA-Determination of Potential Risk of Hazard Occuring
HVA – Mitigation, Preparedness, Response and Recovery
Community Initiated Efforts
Conclusion
Recommendation

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 BARANGAY SOCIO- POLTICAL PROFILE

• GENERAL INFORMATION

Name of Barangay: STA. TERESITA Location: Area VI, District I, Quezon City

Address : Mayon cor. Dapitan St. Tel. No. : (063) – 731-75-39

E-mail Add : sta.teresitab@yahoo.com

Brief history

Because of the terrain of the barangay which is considered a rolling hill, the streets were
named from the different mountains and volcanoes found in the country among others are
Mayon, Kanlaon, Apo, Iriga, Isarog, Iba, Mariveles, Baco and Halcon. And because of the cool
breeze felt and breathe within the area during those days, the place was called Barrio
Malamig.

On June 25, 1975 by virtue of Executive Order No. 22 and pursuant to Presidential
Decrees 86 and 210, Barangay Sta. Teresita was created which was named after its Patron
Saint Sta. Teresita del Niño Jesus. The first Barangay Captain was Felixberto R. Del Rosario
who was appointed by then Mayor Norberto S. Amoranto. The first barangay elections was held
sometime on 1982.

Territorial bounds

The barangay covers a total land area of 34, 934.9 square meters or 3.49 hectares and
has established its territorial boundaries from N. Roxas Street from its North side to the East
side of Speaker Perez Street and on the West is the Manila-Quezon City boundary to the
Quezon City-Manila boundary along Quezon Avenue/Boulevard.

Demography

As per latest survey/census of the National Statistics Office on May 2000, the barangay
has a total population of 6,685 with 1,601 households. While as per Commission on Elections
records shows that the voting population of the barangay is 4,288 viewed from the latest
election of 2013, the barangay election. Sta. Teresita is among the special cases of polling
places which is the barangay covered-court due to absence of a public school within the
community. It has 32 clustered precincts. There are 546 registered business establishments
within its jurisdiction.

Fiesta & Foundation Day

The parish celebrates its feast day in honor of St. Therese of the Child Jesus (Sta.
Teresita del Niño Jesus) every 1st day of October. While the barangay celebrates its Foundation
Day every June 25.

• GOVERNMENT FACILITIES/BUILDINGS

• Barangay Hall - Mayon corner Dapitan Streets

• Senior Citizens Hall - Kanlaon corner Dapitan Sts. Inside N. Roxas Park
• Barangay Mortuary - Kanlaon near corner Dapitan Sts.
• Mercedes de Joya Health Center – Dapitan Street near Mayon St.
• Multi- purpose covered-court - Mayon Street
• Livelihood Bldg. - Mayon Street within the perimeter fence of N. Roxas Park
• Council for the Welfare of Children – (National Government Office –No.10 Apo St.)

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 Hospitals

• Government Hospital - None

• Private Hospital - None but the nearest is Sta. Teresita General Hospital
Located at D. Tuazon corner Ma. Clara Sts.

Learning Institution/Day Care

• Barangay Day Care Center - Dapitan near corner Mayon St.

• Wisdom Light Christian Academy- No. 35 Apo St.
• Daughters of Saint Dominic - No. 57 Iba St.
• Phil. Theosophical Foundation Inc. – No. 1 Iba St.
• Kids for Tots - No. 31 Speaker Perez St.

Public Elementary School

None but the nearest is Ramon Magsaysay Elementary School located at Apo corner
Don Manel Sts. Bgy. Lourdes.

Private Elementary School

None but the nearest is Lourdes School located at Kanlaon St. Bgy Lourdes.

Public High School

None but the nearest is E. Rodriguez High School located at Mayon St. Bgy. N. S.
Amoranto.

Private High School

None but the neaest is Lourdes High School located at Apo St. Bgy. Lourdes.

Colleges

None but the nearest is St. Theresa’s College located at D. Tuazon St. Bgy. Lourdes.

Public Market

None but Suki Superstop is formerly Daptan Public Market which was privatized under a
Built-Operate-Transfer (BOT) scheme by the city government.

Parks & Playground

Nicanor Roxas Park located at Dapitan Street between Kanlaon and Mayon Streets.
This was formerly known as the Bayanihan Park and was renamed on January 2015 after
Nicanor Roxas who is a former Mayor of Quezon City.

Police Station

None within the barangay territory but is covered by the jurisdiction of La Loma Police
Station 1 located at Mayon corner Malaya Sts.

• LANDMARKS/HISTORICAL SITE

• Sta. Teresita Parish Churc - 43 Kanlaon Street

• Mabuhay Rotunda - Formerly Welcome Rotunda
• Sun Residences - 40-storey condominium building located at Mayon
corner Quezon Avenue.

• THE SANGGUNIANG BARANGAY

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Punong Barangay Address Date of Birth

Lorenzo S. Reyes V - 12 Isarog St. - November 10, 1972

Barangay Kagawads

Joelem V. Tubianosa - 125 Mayon St. - July 6, 1959

Rogelio S. Lanuza - 19 Kanlaon St. - December 11, 1979
Dennis A. Chico - - December 15, 1964
Bernadette Castillo-Banto - 52 Baco St. - August 20, 1977
Marilou C. Layag - 68 Baco St. - July 25, 1966
Ruben A. Manalo -
Gregorio S. Tumbagahon - 3-B Dapitan St. - November 17, 1954

Barangay Secretary
Revi Y. Santos - 54-R Kanlaon St. - January 29, 1970

Barangay Treasurer
Luzviminda S. Cruel - 40 Dapitan St. - March 20, 1943

• OFFICE STAFF/PERSONNEL

Administrative Officer
Rodolfo E. Bernabe - 37 Iriga St. - April 17, 1952

Legislative Officer
Francis K. Layag - 68 Baco St. - September 1, 1962

Revenue Officer
Vicente S. Castillo - 52 Baco St. - April 5, 1948
Bookkeeper
Perlita S. De Leon - 54 Baco St. - January 30, 1957

Accounting Clerk I
Catherine B. Alcantara - 13 Iriga St. - August 13, 1983

Accounting Clerk II
Alejandro N. Rojo - 51-A Iba St. - October 29, 1977

General Clerk
Claire S. Dela Cruz - 17 Isarog St. - November 8, 1979

GAD Help Desk

Geraldine G. Santos - 57 Iba St. - October 17, 1969

Women’s Desk
Rosemarie B. Andulan - 26 Halcon I St. - April 20, 1962

Liaison Officer I
Dante G. Regpala - 8 Mariveles St. - November 9, 1971

Liaison Officer II
Joseph Romulo T. Danganan - 2 Dapitan St. - August 17, 1989

Barangay Health Worker

Antonia E. Tabayocyoc - 66 Kanlaon St. - October 16, 1949

Eco- Officer
Roger R. Reyes - 35 Mariveles St. - April 29, 1951

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Senior Citizens Help Desk
Norris B. Villanueva - 23-B Baco St. - July 2, 1974

Official Driver I
Jayson Sison - c/o Bgy. Hall - September 14, 1981

Official Driver II
Timoteo H. Acaso - 6 Isarog St. - November 23, 1973

Utility Worker
Nenita B. Castillo - 17 Isarog St. - April 30, 1962

Parking Attendant
Dionesio Abajon, Jr. - 8 Halcon St. - August 20, 1967

• THE MEMBERS OF THE LUPONG TAGAPAMAYAPA

Edgar Allan C. Giron - 49 Dr. Alejos St. - August 26, 1954

Andres C. Hinayo - 48 Baco St. - February 4, 1941
Pablo J. Cuenco - 21 Halcon II St. - November 11, 1953
Lalaine C. Rodriguez - 24-B N. Roxas St. - October 16, 1969
Eufrosina D. Malapitan - 47 Mariveles St. - May 7, 1956
Ricardo M. Visda - 16-A Dr. Alejos St. - July 17, 1951
Ofelia M. Valdez - 55-B Baco St. - June 28, 1971
Emerita C. Labanza - 57 Baco St. - September 22, 1959

Rosario T. Bonus - 48 Halcon I St. - September 29, 1952

Roxanne Reyes - 35 Mariveles St. - August 9, 1952
Jesse B. Tagocon - 55-A Baco St. - April 25, 1964
Elena N. Rojo - 51-A Iba St. - March 9, 1951
Marife G. Parama - 103 Mayon St. - October 6, 1961
Josephine Alvarado - 9 Baco St. - August 27, 1952

• BARANGAY PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICERS FORCE (BPSO)

Ex-O BPSO
Danilo SJ. Parama - 103 Mayon St. - February 6, 1959

Deputy BPSO
Ronaldo Gagarin - 6 Isarog St. - July 28, 1968

Emilio M. Garcia - 152 Mayon St. - May 28, 1973

Eduardo B. Nebre - 55-P Kanlaon St. - August 28, 1952
Salvador A. Dela Cruz - 17 Isarog St. - March 1, 1986
Jaime V. Sison - 24 Iriga St. - February 17, 1967
Ramon H. Pascual - 32 Halcon St. - October 18, 1954
Nenita V. Santos - 22 Halcon II St. - October 20, 1959
Donato F. De Vicente - 54-C Kanlaon St. - September 26, 1968
Russel E. Lomugdang - 28 Iba St. - August 24, 1965
Suzanne B. Alcantara - 12 M Cuenco St. - May 10, 1983
Joey C. Saunar - 66 Kanlaon St. - May 19, 1963
Gilmar L. Paconla - 66-M Kanlaon St. - July 19, 1974
Jonathan Acaso - 6 Isarog St. - November 14, 1988
Marc Joseph Isidoro - 5 Iba St. - March 13, 1986
Francisco M. De Mesa - c/o Bgy. Hall - June 28, 1955
Josie Dela Cruz - Mayon St. - December 5, 1964
Ricci Gonzales - 22 Dapitan St. - February 13, 1964
Renato M. Marcelino, Jr. - 17 Isarog St. - August 21, 1977

• DISASTER BRIGADE

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Perfecto M. Santiago
Lorna C. De Mesa
Stanley Galario
Danilo Isidoro
Rolando C. De Guzman
Ramon Manaois
Franz Adrian Verchez
Arthur V. Mangalonzo
Rodolfo Domingo
Rosauro C. Perreras
- 6 Isarog St. - June 20, 1937
- c/o Bgy. Hall - May 24, 1962
- 6 Isarog St. - November 15, 1955
- 5 ba St. - February 28, 1949
- 17 Isarog St. - October 18, 1954
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- c/o Bgy. Hall -
- 14 Isarog St. - June 10, 1955
- 8 Mariveles St. - October 7, 1963
- 21 Halcon II St. - March 9, 1968

• STREET SWEEPERS

Virigilio V. Manaois - 6 Isarog St. - December 23, 1959

Jhonny G. Ong - 29 Apo St. - October 23, 1959
Domingo Apolintisima - c/o Bgy. Hall -
Rodolfo D. Vitan - 51 Iba St. - September 14, 1952
Jose Galay - 6 Isarog St. - July 4, 1953

• BARANGAY TRAFFIC ENFORCERS

Eric P. Acaso - 6 Isarog St. - July 11, 1975

Sherwin Cayetano - 8 Mariveles St. - December 11, 1976
Jordan Reeve F. Laeno - 43-B Dapitan St. - February 5, 1976
Christopher P. Chico - Mayon St. -
Yves D. Tumbagahon - 3-B Dapitan St. - April 6, 1989

• ACTIVE ORGANIZATIONS IN THE BARANGAY

Bagong Samahan ng Senior Citizens

Ret. Col. Efren T. Santos – President

Knights of Columbus Sta. Teresita Council No. 12308

SK Danilo F. Del Rosario - Grand Knight
SK Francis K. Layag - Faithful Navigator

BST-TODA
Mr. Austerberto Montenegro - President

Kanlaon Delmonte Jeepner Drivers’ Association (DELMAROD)

Mr. Melchor DG. Pascual - President

Tuwid na Serbisyong Barangay

Ms. Malou E. Pascual - President

Kapatiran ng Tri-Sikad sa Barangay (KANTSABA)

Mr. Rodolfo Mendoza - President

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Hazard and Vulnerability Assessment:

Recorded Disaster Experience

HAZARD DATE DAMAGE/CASUALTIES REMARKS

FLOOD
1. Tropical Storm September 25, 2009 No Reports 3 places/streets within
Ondoy the barangay were
submerged with flood
waters

2. Tropical Storm Lando August 2, 2011 No Reports Dr. A;ejos Street Knee
High while Mayon and
Dapitan and Kanlaon
Streets were on yellow
level

3. Tropical Storm June 24, 2011 No Reports Dr. Alejos and Mayon
Falcon Streets were flooded but
on a yellow level

4. Habagat June 18, 2012 No Reports Dapitan/Mayon Street

were flooded on a green
level while Dr. Alejos
Street was flooded waist-
high

5. Typhoon Glenda July 2014 No Reports 3 streets within the

barangay were
submerged with flood
waters

6. Thypoon Haiyan November 2015 No Reports Three (3) streets/areas

were flooded Dr. Alejos,
Mayon and Kanlaon

FIRE

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Recovery :

The BDRRMC together with the city government shall coordinate to

support the victims of such calamities in terms of psychological help and assist
them until their return to normal conditions on a regular day-to-day living.

Industrial Accident:

Mitigation:

FIRE- An information gathering will be initiated to assess the

community’s level of preparedness and perceptions to risk. Fires cause the
greatest loss of life and property. Dense building concentrations, narrow
roads, flammable building materials, aging water supply and electrical system,
as well as the lack of resources to upgrade preparedness and response skills
have resulted in growing risk and large scale, multiple structure fires.

Preparedness:

FIRE – We participate with surrounding communities and La Loma Fire

Station in conducting drills.

Response:

FIRE – Immediately call the attention of La Loma Fire Station and

nearby fire-sub-stations. Encourage the active support of fire volunteers with
the community.

Recovery:

FIRE – The Chairman of BDRRMC will assist the community in their

recovery efforts.

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Hazard and Vulnerability Assessment:

Determination of the potential risk of hazard occurring

Hazard Potential Damage Affected Families Past Experience
Location: Bgy. Sta. Teresita Low Mediu High Low Mediu High
m m

Natural Disaster
  NONE
Earthquake
  Pls. see HVA
Flooding Recorded Disaster
Experience page 7

Industrial Accident
 
Fire

Hazard and Vulnerability Assessment:

Mitigation, Preparedness, Response and Recovery
After conducting an annual Hazard Vulnerability Analysis (HVA), we determine the appropriate level
of mitigation, preparedness, response and recovery

Natural Disasters

Mitigation

Flood – During tropical storm, heavy rain or habagat, the low elevation of Bgy. Sta. Teresita
especially along Mayon/Dapitan Street makes it as a catch basin of flood waters from D. Tuazon
Street and N. Roxas Streets. Clogged drainages is also a major cause of flooding. House owners
should keep the cleanliness of their surroundings to avoid flooding and clogging of drainages.

Earthquake – Earthquakes cannot be modified or easily detected. Therefore, the only means of
reducing the adverse effect is through less the community vulnerability . Massive information
dissemination and communication is vital.

Preparedness:

Flood – Regular de-clogging and conduct of clean-up drive

Earthquake – encourage the residents participation in conducting earthquake drill and
distribution of reading materials for said preparedness.

Response:

Flood – residents of the affected areas were informed to prepare and move to higher ground and
immediately evacuate.
Earthquake – The BDRRMC will ensure that all of its members and staff are trained and competent
to undertake their assigned tasks.

COMMUNITY INITIATED EFFORTS:

 Full implementation of Solid Waste Management Segregation Scheme starts on July 2015
 Launching of Barangay Sta. Teresita Clean-up Drive every 2nd and 4th Saturday of each month.
 Donation of supplies and materials for the repair of street lights and painting of gutters
 Donation of relief goods for the affected families

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CONCLUSION:
Based on the study conducted, the following conclusions can be drawn:

 The low elevation of Mayon near corner Dapitan Street makes it a catch basin of flood
waters from nearby barangays

 Poor drainage system along Dapitan near corner Mayon , Kanlaon and Dr. Alejos Streets .

RECOMMENDATIONS:

 Promote the full participation of each household and business establishments in the
barangay.

 entation of the law on solid waste management should be imposed

 Regular clean-up drive within the barangay especially of flood prone areas

 Massive Information Dissemination on Solid Waste Management Act of 2000

 Rehabilitation of drainages along Kanlaon and Dr. Alejos , there is already an ongoing
rehabilitation along Dapitan Street from Mayon to Blumentritt Street.

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