The voters of Parañaque City have officially ratified an ordinance that alters the boundaries of five coastal barangays: Barangay Tambo, Baclaran, La Huerta, San Dionisio, and Don Galo.

This decision, which was finalized through a plebiscite, marks a significant administrative change aimed at addressing regional governance challenges and optimizing resource allocation.The boundary adjustments are expected to streamline municipal services, improve infrastructure planning, and enhance community representation.

The ordinance was part of a broader initiative by the city government to modernize local administration and ensure equitable development across all barangays.

Key stakeholders, including local officials and residents, have expressed support for the changes, emphasizing their potential to foster better coordination between neighboring areas.However, some concerns were raised about the impact on existing community identities and the need for thorough consultation during the process.

The approval of this ordinance reflects the active role of citizens in shaping local policies and underscores the importance of participatory governance in urban development.