SAN PABLO CITY, Laguna. San Pablo City witnessed a double celebration with the soft opening of the new Mega Capitol in Barangay San Jose, coinciding with the birthday of Mayor Vicente Amante. The Mega Capitol, designed to accommodate the city’s expanding needs, aims to enhance service delivery by housing essential services such as business permits, licenses, and other public documents in one centralized, accessible location.
Speaking at the event, Mayor Amante highlighted the building’s role in addressing two critical challenges: alleviating traffic congestion in the city center and providing a streamlined process for residents to access government services. The opening is part of the city’s broader commitment to sustainable urban development, aiming to support the growing population while maintaining efficient service delivery.
In his remarks, Mayor Amante expressed gratitude to the community for their ongoing support and shared his vision for the future. “Today marks a step forward for our city,” he said. “The Mega Capitol is more than just a building; it’s a testament to our commitment to progress, convenience, and quality service for every San Pableño.”
The structure, located strategically along a major route, is expected to divert foot traffic from other government offices, thus reducing congestion in the heart of the city. Residents can now handle vital transactions like securing permits and licenses without having to navigate busy streets.
During the soft opening, city officials and guests joined in wishing Mayor Amante a happy birthday. As he expressed gratitude for the turnout, he reaffirmed his commitment to making San Pablo City a model of progress and service in Laguna.
The presence of influential leaders like Rep. Amante, gubernatorial candidate Dan Fernandez, and vice gubernatorial candidate Gem Castillo Amante underscored the widespread support for San Pablo City’s development. These leaders extended their congratulations and pledged their continued backing for projects that drive growth and efficiency in the region.
The San Pablo City Mega Capitol, set to be fully operational soon, is expected to improve both urban flow and residents’ access to essential services, marking a significant stride toward a more progressive and service-oriented community.
Photo credits: Roy Tomandao
Si Venus L Peñaflor ay naging editor-in-chief ng Newsworld, isang lokal na pahayagan ng Laguna. Publisher din siya ng Daystar Gazette at Tutubi News Magazine. Siya ay isa ring pintor at doll face designer ng Ninay Dolls, ang unang Manikang Pilipino. Kasali siya sa DesignCrowd sa rank na #305 sa 640,000 graphic designers sa buong daigdig. Kasama din siya sa unang Local TV Broadcast sa Laguna na Beyond Manila. Aktibong kasapi siya ng San Pablo Jaycees Senate bilang isang JCI Senator.
