Year | Internal Revenue Allotment | Outsource Fund/ Donation/ Trust Fund and Others | Annual Budget | Expenditure | Balance |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
2017 | 1,359,564.00 | 26,500.00 | 1,386,064.00 | 1,386,064.00 | 0.00 |
Vision
“Barangay Inalmasinan envisioned being the most admired producer of agricultural products and soft-broom in the province. Peaceful, God-loving community, environment friendly, equip with proper knowledge on disaster preparedness, complemented with sufficient infrastructure projects, economically uplifted with competitive and transparent barangay officials for achieving community development and self-sustainability”
Mission
Barangay Inalmasinan aims to provide the people with sufficient agricultural assistance by seeking financial and technical support from agency concerned.
Seeks financial assistance from local agency and abroad for continuous construction of flood control and training for disaster preparedness.
Goal
GOALS
• To improve the economic condition of the barangay;
• To aim zero casualty in times of calamities
• Seek financial assistance for micro-businesses.
OBJECTIVES
• Agricultural assistance for laza and abaca farmers, soft-broom makers, and poultry and swine raisers;
• Continuation of flood control;
• Upgrading of drainage system;
• Complete facility for solid waste segregation
History
During the American Regime, a rich American Corporation engaged in logging business had constructed huge bodega for storage purposes, which the local residents called “ALMASIN”. The structure lasted long ever after the American is gone but it was destroyed by frequent strong typhoons. From that time on the original settlers referred to the place as “Inalmasinan” from the word “Almasin”.
This Barangay is located along the coastal area and transverse by the national road from Virac to Pandan. Many residents of this sitio transferred to the place because of its rich and fertile soil on the both side of the valley along Talahid River.
This area is also a producer of farm products like abaca, copra and laza (sugbo). People are engaged in farming, fishing, broom-making and cottage industry for a living.
The Patron Saint of barangay Inalmasinan is Sr. Divino Rustro which celebrated its Annual Fiesta every 6th to 7th of May.
Inalmasinan is considered one of the oldest sitio in the southern part of the Municipality of Caramoran. The early settlers were the family of Fortunato San Juan, the clans of Alano’s, Padayao’s, Rodriguez and Verano’s until it became an independent barrio in 1957.
POLITICAL HISTORY OF BARANGAY INALMASINAN
The first barrio captain elected was Nicolas San Juan, followed by Luis Alano who served until 1982. On May 18, 1982, Mr. Jesus Bueno was elected as barangay captain until 1991 followed by Mr. Noli Bueno until 1994. In May 1994, Mr. Oscar P. Brizo was elected as Punong barangay.