Angeles
The City of Angeles
Angeles City has become a fast growing urban center in Central Luzon. With the Clark Special Economic Zone bound in the North of Pampanga, it was able to establish 276 businesses and is one of the "Hottest Cities for Business." Transportation equipment, household goods, food processing, technology-related activities, commercial complexes, tourism-related businesses, aviation services, and training centers are on-demand businesses in the city with a brighter future.
Province: Pampanga | Region: REGION III (Central Luzon)
Income Classification: Highly Urbanized
Mayor: Carmelo G. Lazatin, Jr
Website: http://www.angelescity.gov.ph
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Basic City Information
Province
Pampanga
Region
REGION III (Central Luzon)
Income Classification
Highly Urbanized
Mayor
Carmelo G. Lazatin, Jr
Website
Population
411,634
2015
- Male 50%
- Female 50%
Land Area
60.27 km2
2015
Population Density (# of people per square kilometer)
6,829.83 / km2
2015
Number of Barangays
33
2016
Citizen Participation
Number of Registered Voters (RV)
175,432
2015
Voters who voted (VV)
142,867
2016
Voters turnout (%)
81.44%
2016
Job Skills and Labor
Population (Age 20-64)
236,507
2015
- Male 51%
- Female 49%
Gainful Workers
164,514
2015
- Male 61%
- Female 39%
Daily Minimum Wage Rate
Agricultural (Plantation)
P370
2019
Agricultural (Non-Plantation)
P354
2019
Non-Agricultural (Establishments with more than 10 workers)
P400
2019
Non-Agricultural (Establishments with 10 workers or below)
P400
2019
Education
Number of Students (Secondary Education)
Public
30,427
2018
- Male 50%
- Female 50%
Private
21,121
2018
- Male 46%
- Female 54%
Number of Teachers (Secondary Education)
Public
876
2017
Private
2,509
2018
Ratio of Students to Teachers
Public
35:1
2017
Private
8:1
2018
Number of Secondary Schools
Public
15
2017
Private
49
2017
Number of Technical Vocational Education & Training
Public
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Private
32
2019
Number of Tertiary Schools
Public
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Private
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Local Economy
Gross Sales of Registered Firms
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Total Capitalization of NEW Businesses
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Total Number of Business Registrations
NEW business Applications
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Number of approved business RENEWALS
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Health
Percentage of Population Covered by Health Insurance (PhilHealth)
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Life Expectancy
Male
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Female
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Capacity of Health Services (Total Number) (Public)
Doctors
85
Nurses
156
Midwives
61
Capacity of Health Services (Total Number) (Private)
Doctors
1,508
Nurses
656
Midwives
19
Number of Health Facilities (Total Number) (Public)
Public Health Clinics
8
Public Health Diagnostic Centers
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Public Health Hospitals
---
Number of Health Facilities (Total Number) (Private)
Private Health Clinics
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Private Health Diagnostic Centers
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Private Health Hospitals
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Safety and Security
Size of Police Force
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Size of Fire Department
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Crime Rate by Type
Index Crimes
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Non-Index Crimes
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Number of Regional Trial Courts
13
Number of Fire Stations
Main
1
2017
Sub Station
2
2017
Total
3
2017
Number of Police Stations
Main
1
2019
Sub Station / Community Precinct
6
2019
Total
7
2019
Doing Business
Business Permit Processing
Online
NO
Manual
YES
Locational Clearance Processing
Online
NO
Manual
YES
Cost of Electricity (Price after minimum per kilowatt hour consumption for Commercial and Industrial)
Commercial
P7.18
Industrial
P8.75
Cost of Water
Commercial
P34.51
Industrial
P42.50
Cost of Land in a Central Business District (Price per square meter)
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Cost of Rent (Price per square meter per month)
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Average hours of utility services per day at the Central Business District
Water (hrs)
24
Electricity (hrs)
24
Percentage of Households with Utility Service (Water, Electricity)
Water (hrs)
88%
Electricity (hrs)
100%
Resiliency and Emergency Response
Presence of Comprehensive Land Use Plan (CLUP)
YES
CLUP Last Update
2010
Presence of National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Plan (DRRMP)
YES
DRRMP Last Update
2016
Availability of Local Geohazard Maps from Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR)
YES
Availability of Risk Profile from Local Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office (DRRMO)
YES
Number of Trained Responders
1,414
Urban Environment
Presence of a Sanitary Landfill
YES
Presence of Recycling / Material Recovery Facility
YES
Mobility and Interconnectivity
Existing Road Network
Total in km (Asphalt, Gravel, Concrete, Unpaved)
218.59
Asphalt
25.97
Gravel
2.04
Concrete
168.98
Unpaved
21.60
Distance of City Hall to Major Ports (km)
Operating Airport
10.15
Land Transport Terminal
5.2
Seaport / Local Public Wharf
80
Total Land Area (in sq. km)
60.27
Number of Internet Service Providers
5
Number of Telephone Companies / Mobile Service Providers
5
Internet Speed
8.8 mbps
