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6th District of Pangasinan

Board Member Noel Cera Bince chairs the Committee on Laws and Ordinances and serves as the vice chairman of the Committee on Rules, Privileges, and Ethics, the Committee on Good Government and Accountability of Public Officers, Justice and Human Rights, and the Committee on Human Resources and Development, Labor and Employment Concerns.

BM Bince started his political career when he was elected as the Barangay Captain of Brgy. San Pedro West, Rosales Pangasinan in 1982. In 1986, he was appointed as secretary to the OIC Mayor. He was also appointed as the assistant provincial prosecutor of Pangasinan in 1987. He served as deputy provincial prosecutor and acting provincial prosecutor of Pangasinan from 2010-2016.

Board Member Bince was born on February 27, 1955, in Rosales, Pangasinan. He was the younger brother of the late Board Member Alfonso Cera Bince Jr. He attended Rosales Central Elementary School for his elementary studies. He then went to Rosales National High School for his secondary education. For his college studies, he pursued a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science degree from the University of Pangasinan and a Bachelor of Laws (LL. B.) degree from Far Eastern University, Manila.

Personal Information

Date of Birth: February 27, 1955
Place of Birth: Rosales, Pangasinan
Spouse: Emerald Ann Magpali-Ramirez
Children: Noel Fernando T. Bince, Jr.
Noemi Loraine R. Bince-Menor
Irene Emmanoelle R. Bince-Valdez

Education

Elementary: Rosales Central Elementary School (1961-1967)
Secondary: Rosales National High School
College: University of Pangasinan (A.B. Political Science 1971-1976)
LLB Graduate: 1981
Law Practice: 1981-1986

Public Service

Elected Barangay Captain, San Pedro West, Rosales, Pangasinan (1982-1986)
Appointed Secretary to the OIC Mayor Atty. Alfonso C. Bince (1986)
Appointed Assistant Provincial Prosecutor of Pangasinan (1987)
Promoted 2^nd Assistant Provincial Prosecutor of Pangasinan (1998)
Promoted 1^st Assistant Provincial Prosecutor of Pangasinan (2002-2010)
Promoted Deputy Provincial Prosecutor and Acting Provincial Prosecutor of Pangasinan (2010-2016)
Member, Board of Directors, Association of Provincial and City Prosecutors of the Philippines (2010-2016)
Elected Board Member: 6^th District of Pangasinan (2016-Present)

Civic Services
Chairman, Provincial Steering Committee 2017 National Statistics Month
Chairman, Parish Finance Council, St. Patrick of Ireland Parish, Tayug, Pangasinan
President, Parent Teachers and Community Association (PTCA), Tayug Central Elementary School
President, Parent Teachers and Community Association (PTCA), Tayug National High School
President, Saranay Lions Club, Rosales, Pangasinan
Most Illustrious Fellow, Beta Sigma Lambda Fraternity
Vice President, Federation of Parents, Teachers and Community Association,
DepEd Pangasinan ll
Member, Free and Accepted Mason
Member, Board of Directors, Philippine Red Cross, Pangasinan Chapter

Awards
Outstanding Public Official of Pangasinan (2017)
Philnis News & Information Service Publishing, DILG, DepEd, CSC, and NGO’s of Pangasinan

Committee Chairman
Committee on Laws and Ordinances

Committee Vice-Chairman
Committee on Rules, Privileges, and Ethics
Committee on Good Government and Accountability of Public Officers, Justice, and Human Rights
Committee on Human Resources and Development, Labor and Employment Concerns

Committee Member
Committee on Appropriations
Committee on Barangay and Rural Development, Public Order and Safety
Committee on Infrastructure, Public Services, and Utilities
Committee on Youth and Sports

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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