Welcome To Gerona Tarlac

The history of the Municipality of Gerona can be traced back during the reign of the Spaniards, when the Dominican Missionaries in the Philippines started to propagate the Catholic faith in the whole archipelago in 1704.

The Dominicans placed the Vicar of Malanguey (now Bayambang, Pangasinan) in charged with the mission of converting the local inhabitants of "Paontalon" (original name of Gerona) to become Catholics. In 1722, Paontalon was recognized as a small village and became part of the Municipality of Paniqui then under the Province of Pangasinan.

In the early part of the nineteenth century, the inhabitants of Paontalon started to flourish due to the migration of people from the Northern Provinces of Luzon in search of greater opportunities. It is believed that the first group of people who came and settled in Gerona are the Ilocanos and Pangasinanes,

Tourism

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News and Events

Gerona MSWD Spearheads “Bigasan sa Plastikan”

The Municipality of Gerona through its Municipal Social Welfare and Development (MSWD) office will spearhead the

Mutya ng Gerona 2011

Emarlyn Zaira P. Rosario – Mutya ng Gerona 2011
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Features

About The Mayor

Despite his successful career as an engineer, Mayor Dennis Norman Tañedo Go could not turn his back on public service and decided to follow in the footsteps of his charismatic mother, former Mayor Susan Tañedo Go, who served Gerona town as chief executive for 12 consecutive years. Immediately after Mayor Dennis (as he is popularly known among his constituents) won in 2007 to become the 16 th municipal mayor of Gerona, he got right down to work in order to put the various affairs of the municipality in order, especially on fiscal matters.

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General Features

Gerona is one of the 17 municipalities of Tarlac Province, which is commonly referred to as the "Melting Pot of Central Luzon." It is bounded on the North by Paniqui (7.5 km); on the East by the Municipality of Pura (5.8 km); on the South by Tarlac City (14.4 km), the central capital of the province; and on the West by Sta. Ignacia (19.3 km).

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