Angeles City, July 10, 2025 — The Board of Directors and General Manager of the Angeles City Water District (ACWD) recently paid a courtesy visit to Mayor Carmelo “Jon” Lazatin II at the city hall. The meeting aimed to reinforce the partnership between the city government and ACWD in addressing the community’s water needs.
During the visit, Mayor Lazatin emphasized the vital role that ACWD plays in ensuring a reliable and sustainable water supply for all residents and businesses in Angeles City. He urged the board and management to continue prioritizing consumer welfare in their operations.
General Manager Edgar Lopez, accompanied by board members Max Sangil, Voltaire Zalamea, Atty. Angelo Lopez III, Angela Panganiban, Angelie Lapid, and executive assistant Kathy Lopez, expressed their full support for the city’s development agenda. They pledged to work closely with the LGU to improve water services and infrastructure.
Mayor Jon also highlighted the importance of transparency and accountability in water service management. He encouraged the ACWD team to maintain open communication with the public and address concerns promptly to build greater trust among consumers.
The meeting served as a platform for both parties to discuss ongoing projects and future plans to enhance water distribution and quality. The city government and ACWD aim to collaborate on initiatives that promote sustainability and efficiency.
This courtesy call reflects the strong cooperation between Angeles City’s local government and essential service providers to ensure the health and well-being of its citizens. Both sides reaffirmed their commitment to work hand-in-hand for the benefit of the community.
As Angeles City continues to grow, maintaining a stable and efficient water supply remains a top priority, with Mayor Lazatin and ACWD united in their mission to serve the public effectively.
Source: Angeles City Information Office
