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Mayor Office
(083) 226 2800
Welcome to Tupi
Message From The Mayor
Greetings from the Fruit, Flower and Vegetable Basket of South Cotabato!
It is with great pride and warmest regards that I welcome you to the official website of the Municipality of Tupi. This platform is dedicated to keeping you informed, connected and engaged with the programs, services and initiatives of our municipality. You’ll find valuable resources, updates on ongoing projects and opportunities to contribute to the progress and development of Tupi.
Our administration is committed to transparent, inclusive and responsive governance, with a strong focus on improving the quality of life for all Tupinians. Through innovative programs, we aim to make essential services more accessible and efficient.
As we continue our journey towards a brighter, healthier and more prosperous Tupi, I encourage you to stay connected, share your feedback and join us in shaping a future that we can all be proud of.
Thank you for your trust and support. Our unity and shared commitment will enable us to achieve progress and development for our beloved municipality.
Wow Tupi!
Great place to develop your career & business.
MAYOR ROMEO S. TAMAYO
History &
establishment
Tourism & visitor guides
Captivating blend of natural beauty, with scenic landscapes, eco-tourism adventures, and vibrant cultural experiences.
The construction of stalls and other public market facilities under Phase 2 of the Tupi Mallengke Project has officially begun. Spearheaded by the Local Government
The distribution of food supplies to 59 daycare centers across 15 barangays in the Municipality of Tupi has been successfully conducted. Funded by the Department
The Local Government Unit of Tupi recognized two exceptional health workers from the Rural Health Unit during the monday morning convocation led by Mayor Romeo