The Tanopo's
THE Vice Mayor's JOURNAL
A compilation of Vice Mayor Alvin Fernandez's activities as well as news stories about him as Immediate Past President of the Rotary Club of Dagupan President of the Vice Mayors League of the Philippines Pangasinan Chapter and as National Executive Vice President of the Vice Mayors League of the Philippines.Please VIEW ARCHIVES.
Thursday, January 12, 2006
Previous Posts
- Ronald Feliciano and Eugene Macasieb
- Crabtree
- VM Alvin gets Public Safety Seminar from Alan Wong
- Max Garibay, president of DCANC
- Fred Joves and Family
- Tret's BDay Party and RN Licensure celebration, In...
- Tret and Trixie
- Commissioner Jun Guray of Carson entertains VM Alv...
- Doughnuts
- Happy New Year Dinner with Roger and Cecilia Coson
About Me
- Name: The Vice Mayor's Office
- Location: Dagupan City, Pangasinan, Philippines
Vice Mayor Fernandez is well loved by the people of Dagupan that he was unopposed when he ran for reelection in May 2004. He is now the president of Rotary and VMLP Pangasinan Chapter and National Exec.Vice Pres. of VMLP. He was recently invited by the President to the Consultative Commission and now seats as one of its commissioners. The Vice Mayor skillfully steered the City Council into passing vital measures on public order and safety, social welfare, health, sanitation and environment, which benefits the people of the city. In April 2003, he led a city government delegation to Milpitas City in California and signed the Memorandum of Understanding for the Sister City Relations. He was later invited by the Council of Local Authorities for International Relations as a Resource Person for the Local Government Exchange Seminar in Tokyo, Japan. He was one of the country's delegates to Sarawak, Malaysia for the Healthy Cities Convention. Alvin is an industrial management minor in chemical engineering graduate from the De La Salle University. He is happily married to Katherine Sto. Domingo, with whom he has three lovely children, Katrina, Anton and Lucky.
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