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City of San Jose del Monte
People's Budget Portal
City of San Jose del Monte Official SealSan Jose del Monte, Bulacan · Citizen-Built · Open Data

People's Budget Portal

Saan napupunta ang pera ng bayan?

₱3.35B
2025 City Income
₱2.50B
2025 Expenditure
₱19.91B
641 DPWH Projects
₱182.5M
Disaster Risk Reduction Fund (DRRF)
₱3,828
Per Capita (2020 census)

Budget data as of 2025 · DPWH data refreshed periodically via BetterGov.ph

2025 Budget Process

Executive Prepared

LGU Budget Office

Council Review

Sanggunian Panlungsod

Budget Enacted

Resolution passed

In Effect

Active (CY 2025)

Active Water Crisis

250,000 CSJDM residents are without reliable water supply after PrimeWater's contract was terminated. The city allocated ₱2.50B in 2025 — see how much went to water infrastructure. View accountability report →

Budget Dashboard

Kita at Gastos ng Lungsod

Annual income vs. expenditure from 2020–2025. See how much goes to education, disaster preparedness, and public services.

Includes SEF (education fund), DRRF (disaster fund), year-on-year trends

View budget

Procurement & Contracts

Sino ang Binigyan ng Kontrata?

811 active contracts tracked via PhilGEPS. Who got the contracts, and what for?

Includes supplier names, award amounts, and contract categories

View contracts

DPWH Infrastructure Projects

Mga Proyektong Imprastraktura

79 projects ongoing in CSJDM. Track progress, contractors, and whether they were delivered on time.

Includes flood control, roads, bridges — filterable by barangay

View projects

Accountability Report

Ulat ng Pananagutan

Budget spent on flood control vs. areas still flooding. Water contracts vs. the ongoing water crisis. The gap between spending and reality.

View report

About this site

This is a citizen-built transparency tool. It is not affiliated with the City Government of San Jose del Monte. Data comes from public sources: BLGF (Bureau of Local Government Finance, budget), DPWH (Department of Public Works and Highways, infrastructure), and PhilGEPS (Philippine Government Electronic Procurement System, contracts) via BetterGov.ph. If you spot an error or have new data, .