Guide only

BetterRamon.org does not collect payments, accept applications or issue documents. Assessments, official receipts and permits come only from the offices of LGU Ramon. Solid waste is handled by the Municipal Environment and Natural Resources Office (MENRO) and your barangay.

Local fees, schedules and forms can differ by ordinance. Items marked “To be verified” are not yet confirmed for Ramon; ask the office before you go.

Segregate your waste

The law requires every household to separate waste at the source:

  • Biodegradable: food scraps, leaves. Compost them if you can.
  • Recyclable: clean plastic, paper, cans and bottles.
  • Residual: waste that cannot be composted or recycled.
  • Special or hazardous: batteries, bulbs, paint, chemicals. Keep them apart.

Collection schedule for your barangay: To be verified.

Open burning is not allowed

Burning garbage in the open is prohibited under the Ecological Solid Waste Management Act and the Clean Air Act. Report it to your barangay.

Cutting trees

Cutting, moving or selling trees, even on private land, usually needs a permit from the DENR Community Environment and Natural Resources Office (CENRO) covering Ramon.