Para sa bawat Mandaleño.
City Hall, wherever you are.

From Hulo to Wack-Wack: pay taxes, renew permits, report a problem on your street, and follow every request until it’s done.

Photo: Mandaluyong skyline · Patrick Roque · CC BY-SA 4.0
One login for every city systemSign in once, with your eGovPH account if you have one.
eBOSSBusiness permits
e-OVRTraffic violations
e-SanggunianOrdinances
verify-idPWD & OSCA IDs
MENCHIEDisaster alerts
eGovPHNational sign-in

Where is my request?

Enter your case number to see which department has it now, live. One request, one system, every department connected.

No case number yet? Submit a request in the resident app.
Example: LGU-2026-1042
Hazardous tree pruning or removal
The route this request takes through City Hall
  1. 1
    Request received & validatedPublic Assistance
  2. 2
    Environmental assessmentCity Environment Office
  3. 3
    Safety assessmentCity Engineering Office
  4. 4
    Pruning workCity Operations / Maintenance
  5. 5
    Completion confirmedPublic Assistance
Each step shows its department and date once it moves.

Everything you've done with the city, on one screen

Permits from eBOSS, tax payments, e-OVR tickets and your requests used to live in separate systems. Now they're all in your account, with each one's status and receipt.

  • Shows what's due, what's in progress and what's done
  • Download official receipts and permits any time
  • Updates by push notification and SMS
See how it works

Report it once. We send it to the right office.

Pin the spot on the map, add a photo and choose what's wrong. Garbage goes to Environmental Management and broken roads to Engineering. Flood reports go straight to the CDRRMO and Project MENCHIE, so they help warn your neighbors too.

  • Every report gets a reference number you can track
  • Shows you when it's assigned, being worked on and resolved
  • Replaces the old complaints web form
File a report

Ask a question any time. A person can take over when needed.

Our assistant answers common questions about requirements, fees, schedules and office hours, any time of day. If your question needs a person, it passes the conversation to a City Hall agent so you don't have to repeat yourself.

Start a chat

Message from the Mayor

Welcome to Mandaluyong's digital City Hall, open to every Mandaleño from home.

We're bringing our systems together so you don't have to line up, repeat yourself or wonder where your request went. Tell us what you need, and we'll keep you updated until it's done.

Hon. Carmelita “Menchie” A. AbalosCity Mayor, Mandaluyong
Mayor Carmelita Abalos
27Barangays
425,758Residents (2020 census)
11.06 km²Land area
1994Became a city

What's happening in Mandaluyong

The stories below are sample news written for this demo.

City news on mandaluyong.gov.ph
SampleOpen Government·Oct 8, 2026

Pre-Dagyaw town hall: residents and barangay leaders set priorities for 2027

Results from the city's online survey will be presented at the regional Dagyaw consultation.

SampleCulture·Oct 5, 2026

Distinguished MES alumni honored at Kaban ng Hiyas

SampleAdvisory·Oct 2, 2026

Rainy season: how to report flooding and sign up for MENCHIE alerts

Help decide what the city builds next

Your survey answers go to the city's Dagyaw open-government consultations, where residents and officials agree on priorities together.

2027 Budget priorities surveySample figures
6,812 responses · closes Oct 31
Take the survey

Places worth the trip

Travel guide on mandaluyong.gov.ph
San Felipe Neri ChurchHeritage church, 1863
Tatlong BayaniMemorial
Liwasan ng KatubusanPark
Kaban ng HiyasMuseum & cultural center
Bantayog ng KalayaanLandmark

Create your Mandaluyong account

Sign up in two minutes with eGovPH or your mobile number. Then get updates on every permit, payment and request by push notification or SMS.