Panabo Water District (PWD) is a government-owned and controlled corporation that provides safe, reliable, and affordable water supply services to the City of Panabo. We are committed to improving public health and supporting community development through quality water service.
Guided by transparency, accountability, and customer-focused service, we continuously enhance our systems and operations to meet the growing needs of our customers. Panabo Water District remains dedicated to responsible water resource management and sustainable service for present and future generations.
Founding year
Panabo Water District (PWD), herein referred as “District”, was created operating as a quasi-public utility under a semi-government status, implemented its projects in calculated phases and stages. Transmission and distribution lines, sources, pumping stations and reservoirs multiplied in large proportions as PWD coped with Panabo City’s progress.
The journey and growth
Panabo Water District’s Joint Venture with PrimeWater Infrastructure Corp. commenced on June 1, 2019, following the signing of the Joint Venture Agreement on March 14, 2019. The partnership aims to improve service delivery, expand coverage, and accelerate infrastructure development to meet the growing water needs of Panabo City.
As part of this initiative, pipe-laying expansions are being carried out in various barangays to serve the increasing demand from new subdivisions and urban development. These projects are focused on improving water availability, pressure, and overall system reliability for customers.
Our way forward
Panabo Water District remains committed to expanding and improving its water supply services across the City of Panabo.
We look forward to extending our services to the remaining barangays in the near future to ensure broader access to safe, reliable, and sufficient water for all communities.
Through continuous infrastructure development and system upgrades, Panabo Water District aims to provide sustainable water services that support public health, economic growth, and long-term community development.
Board of Directors
The policy-making body of the District is the Board of Directors, composed of four members.
Severa O. Libres
Chairperson (Women Sector)
Dominador C. Casiño
Vice- Chairperson (Civic Sector)
Elsaoria C. Flauta
Secretary (Education Sector)
Atty. Richard C. Miguel
Member (Professional Sector)
The Management
Llewelyn Q. Bondaon
General Manager
Cyhra Chel A. Laurente
Industrial Relations Management Officer A
Jessica Hope P. Dawal, CPA
Corporate Budget Specialist B
Engr. Edever G. Caderao
Engineer A
Nicole Kyla P. Facula
Administrative Services Assistant C
Jose Feliciano D. Tamondong III
Driver
Mandate
Panabo Water District (PWD) was established under Sangguniang Bayan Resolution No. 166 on December 5, 1980, during the administration of the late Mayor Pedro A. Dacumos, pursuant to Presidential Decree (PD) No. 198, as amended (commonly known as the “Provincial Water Utilities Act of 1973”). PWD is a Government-Owned and Controlled Corporation (GOCC) under the Local Water Utilities Administration (LWUA) and holds a Conditional Certificate of Conformance No. 200, dated June 7, 1982.
PWD was created to:
Acquire, install, improve, maintain, and operate water supply and distribution systems for domestic, industrial, municipal, and agricultural uses within the boundaries of Panabo City.
Provide, maintain, and operate wastewater collection, treatment, and disposal facilities.
Undertake other functions and operations incidental to water resource development, utilization, and disposal, as necessary to fulfill its mandate.
Vision Statement
We envision the development in our area of coverage, we will maintain and sustain the highest standards of customer satisfaction with outmost care for society and environment as we enhance the quality of life through reliable, sustainable, efficient and effective delivery of safe and potable water to every household and firm.
Mission Statement
With our commitment to supply and distribute safe and potable water to the community, customer is our primary concern. We will deliver through highest degree of professionalism and standards in terms of quality service and customer care.
Building a brighter future for our communities
Panabo Water District is committed not only to providing safe and reliable water services but also to giving back to the community and promoting environmental stewardship. Through our Corporate Social Responsibility initiatives, we aim to support sustainable development, public health, and community well-being.
Our key CSR activities to date include:
Tree Planting – Supporting reforestation and environmental conservation by planting trees in public areas.
Donation of Handwashing Stations to Schools – Promoting hygiene and public health among students by providing handwashing facilities in local schools.
Clean-Up Drives – Organizing community clean-up events to maintain cleanliness and protect the local environment.
Relief Operations – Extending support to families and communities affected by natural disasters and emergencies through timely aid and assistance.
Through these initiatives, Panabo Water District continues to foster a culture of care, responsibility, and collaboration, making a positive impact on the lives of the communities we serve.