Political families and officials in Quezon City

20 documented family networks and 49 public officials in Quezon City, Metro Manila. Every relationship on this page is linked to a published source.

City · 49 of 49 profiles are currently in office

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Documented families

Public officials on record

Offices are recorded from the linked directories and election results. This is a researched roster, not a complete government directory.

DPWH flood control projects in Quezon City

The government’s Sumbong sa Pangulo portal lists 158 flood control projects in Quezon City, with a combined contract cost of ₱5.71B, completed between 2022 and 2025.

The project list the government published in August 2025, when the flood control scandal broke. Approved contract records: project counts and contract costs only. A project’s location is not a finding of wrongdoing, and this list does not mark any project as ghost or substandard. A province’s figures include the cities inside it.

By completion year
YearProjectsContract cost
202233₱808.6M
202374₱3.01B
202447₱1.75B
20254₱149.4M
Contractors with the largest totals
NameProjectsContract cost
LE BRON CONSTRUCTION10₱659.1M
MRB11 CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION (FORMERLY:MRB CONS8₱363.9M
A.L. SALAZAR CONSTRUCTION, INC.5₱354.5M
E.L. TORRES CONSTRUCTION AND TRADING INC. (FORMERLY : E. L. TORRES CONSTRUCTION & TRADING10₱236.8M
AMP 723 CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION (FORMERLY: A.M.P. CONSTRUCTION) / BRYAN PAUL P. PACHECO CONST. CORP.2₱191.1M
Legislative districts
NameProjectsContract cost
Quezon City37₱1.34B
Quezon City26₱1.28B
Quezon City16₱909.2M
Quezon City22₱531.6M

Largest projects

Source: DPWH flood control projects · Sumbong sa Pangulo, read through a public mirror of the same records. Data built 2026-09-23.

Coverage

Researched subset; council and barangay coverage is incomplete.

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