A barangay wherein the constituents are God-fearing, cooperative, healthy-living in a well-balanced clean and safe environment and known center for business opportunities and vision for food basket in Polangui with a competent, decent and dynamic governance.

To encourage peoples participation through community mobilization, provide infrastructure support and access to economic opportunity and sustain advocacy on transparency and accountability.

The origin of the name UBALIW can be attributed to the presence of a creek that divides the Sitios of Centro Oriental and Ubaliw - known for other name during the early days. Centro then was the center of Poblacion, and Ubaliw then was known as BALIU. As told by older folks, the creek which used to be narrow became wider when Typhoon Jean hit the place in the 50s.

In the early 1920, the place was still a forested area with about fifteen household. Wild pigs, carabaos, and other animals roamed freely, thus the place was known for its being dirty community. Ubaliw and Basud used to be a single barrio. Lupe Mirabueno was the First Teniente del Barrio. Among those who served as Teniente del Barrio were Placio Refelino, Leon Salinel, Emilio Refran Sr., and Pedro Sagrit. Then followed by Barangay Captain Adriana Santayana, Rizalina Sapo, Armando Sariba, Jose A. Zamora and Josefina D. Bejer.