The New Bacolod Government Center

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The City’s dream to have its own Government Center is now a reality. Standing majestically in a 5 hectares lot along circumferential road, east of Bacolod ( few meters from Lopues east), the New Government Center is now the pride of every Bacolodnon. A maginificent architecture blossomed in the midst of the vast sugarcane fields which symbolizes strength and power.

The blessing ceremony was officiated by no less than the Papal Nuncio himself, Archbishop Edward Joseph Adams on August 4, 2008. With its grand design, it already attracted more tourists and locals. NGC also welcomed the Delegates of the 3rd LCP Negros Caravan during their visit here in Bacolod on August 27, 2008. The Delegates toured around the facility and greeted with fireworks display and a performance of Brgy. Alijis Masskara Dancers. Recently, Bacolod’s 70th Charter Day Program was held at the New Government Center with DILG. Sec. Ricardo Puno as the guestspeaker. Puno said that “Bacolod has gone far beyond its border” and “gone far ahead in terms of developments”.

The New Government Center is now ready to take a stand. By the year ends, it will be opened to the public and will serve millions of people. This Structure will remind every Bacolodnon that we are back on track. Mayor Evelio Leonardia even said, “Bacolod has come a long way. From a city struggling to deliver basic services to its people to expanding growth centers with infrastructure and social services support to what it is today. We all can see for ourselves how far indeed we have grown since 1938,” NGC will defintely open more opportunities for Bacolod and this will give us all the reasons to smile through the years.

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6 Comments to “The New Bacolod Government Center”

Jose Carlo S. Mateo Says:
January 8th, 2009 at 2:52 pm
Dear Sir,

This is Arch. Jose Carlo S. Mateo, Managing Partner to MANA Architecture & Interior Design. Our Principal Architect, Mr. Orlando M. Mateo is the Architect of record who designed the New Bacolod Government Center.

We wish to request for permision from the photographer of the photos posted on the article: The New Bacolod Government Center (November 2nd, 2008 by SmileBacolod)
to allow us to use his photos and post them on our company profile / and official website.

We\’d appreciate it if you can send us the photographer’s name and contact particulars.

Thank you.

Best regards,

Archt. Jose Carlo S. Mateo
Managing Partner
Joe Says:
January 9th, 2009 at 1:19 am
I think you can contact the administrator of this site by using their contact form here http://bacolodlive.com/contact/
SmileBacolod Says:
January 9th, 2009 at 8:23 am
hello joe, thanks for telling jose what to do hehehehe

@Sir Jose, i hope you can give me the link of your website or your company’s website coz i am willing to share my pictures. I took those photos and most photos featured here are mine. I just wanna make sure where will I see them after i share it.
Kabankalan City real estate Says:
January 29th, 2009 at 4:02 pm
This government center here in bacolod is nice but the blace is far from the main city why is that of course the center is beautiful but the place is surrounded by the sugar cane…..
Shad Roi Cruz Says:
May 9th, 2010 at 2:57 pm
well don’t worry sooner those lots will be converted to commercial buildings and hotels and maybe malls will start popping out in that area and also the connection from bacolod-silay airport is now under construct to connect in the circumferential road, so it will be more easier soon for commuters. Wishing bacolod the best!
concerned bacolodnon Says:
July 18th, 2010 at 3:41 pm
I would rather like it if the area is surrounded by sugar canes than commercial buildings or hotels or malls….if there are plantations around people would appreciate the sight more than seeing commercial buildings and malls…..