Hon. Apolonia DG. Bacay

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1st District of Pangasinan

Board Member Apolonia De Guzman Bacay is the chairman of the Committee on Economic Affairs and Ways and Means and the vice-chairman of the Committee on Inter-local Government and People’s and Non-Governmental Organizations Relations.

Prior to joining the Sangguniang Panlalawigan, she served as a city councilor in Alaminos city for six years. She also worked as a Legislative Staff for 13 years.

Board Member Bacay attended Malimpin Elementary School for her elementary studies. She studied at Malimpin National High School for her secondary education. For her college studies, she went to Pangasinan State University, Lingayen Campus.

Personal Information

Date of Birth:
Place of Birth:
Spouse: Joseph T. Bacay
Children: Francis Joshua Bacay, Apple Joy Bacay

Education

Elementary: Malimpin Elementary School (1981-1987)
Secondary: Malimpin National High School (1987-1991)
Vocational: Great Plebian College (1991-1993)
Colegio San Jose De Alaminos (2006-2007)
College: Pangasinan State University-Lingayen (2019-2020)

Previous Work

Government Sector
Legislative Staff Assistant III (2000-2013)
City Councilor- Alaminos City (2016-2022)

Private Sector
Entrepreneur- Apple Joy Bridal Gown

Committee Chairman
Chairman, Committee on Economic Affairs and Ways and Means

Committee Vice-Chairman
Committee on Inter-local Government and People’s and Non-Governmental Organizations Relations

Committee Member
Committee on Rules, Privileges, and Ethics
Committee on Laws and Ordinances
Committee on Good Government and Accountability of Public Officers, Justice, and Human Rights
Committee on Appropriations
Committee on Housing, Lang Utilization, and Agrarian Reform
Committee on Tourism, Foreign Affairs, and Migrant Workers Concerns
Committee on Health
Committee on Cooperative, Micro, Small, and Medium Business and Entrepreneurship Development

Office of the Governor
2F Capitol Compound, Lingayen, Pangasinan
Tel. No. +63 75 632-626

The third biggest province in the Philippines is home to rich and fine salt beds from which its name is derived. The vernacular “panag-asin-an” or Pangasinan means “where salt is made.” The province is known for its abundant natural resources and bountiful harvests both from its vast landscape and seemingly endless seas, as well as various traditional industries and colorful culture and history.

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