1. History
Barangay San Juan was once a sitio of Bulanao, the largest barangay of all the barangays of Tabuk. However, with the increased of population of the area which make it hard for the Barangay Officials to govern, they segregated Barangay San Juan from Bulanao that was during the term of Congressman Juan M. Duyan.
Because Barangay San Juan was newly segregated, and giving an honor to the Congressman, they adopted his first name “Juan” from Juan M. Duyan and “San” from the Patron Saints. Thus, establishing the name of Barangay San Juan and since then, the place was called San Juan.
During the Martial Law years, 1972, OIC Wett Vargas was appointed Barangay Captain. He served continuously for three terms. He was succeeded by Maximo Bumatnong and Santiago Selpaten Sr. He was succeeded by Maximo Bumatnong and served as such for more than 10 years. In the elections of 1997, Maximo Bumatnong was succeeded with the election of Francisco Maleng-an.
II. Creation –
III. Land Area – 506.4855 hectares
IV. No. of sitios/puroks – 7 puroks / 2 sitios
V. Population (2007 NSO census) – 1,996
VI. Major Products – Rice, vegetables, yellow corn, beans & bananas
