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Lucena City, Quezon
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Lucena City at a Glance
Income Classification
1st ClassSource: PSALand Area
83.59 km²Source: www.citypopulation.dePopulation
2783472024 CensusMale Population
139143Source: www.citypopulation.deFemale Population
139204Source: www.citypopulation.dePopulation Density
3,354/km²Source: www.citypopulation.deAnnual Population Change
0.12%2020 → 2024Popular Services
Mga karaniwang serbisyo ng lungsod
Business Permits and Licensing Office
Business Permits & Licensing
Apply for or renew business permits, secure mayor's permits, and check licensing requirements.
Business Permits and Licensing Office
Business Permit Renewal
Renew an existing business permit via the Lucena eBPLS portal — annual renewal for established businesses, with online payment via GCash or Landbank (0211-3057-54, City Government of Lucena).
Office of the City Civil Registrar
Civil Registry
Request copies of birth, marriage, and death certificates, and file late registrations.
City Health Office
Health Services
Access consultations, immunization, maternal care, and medical assistance programs.
City Social Welfare and Development Office
Social Welfare Services
Social assistance, senior citizen and PWD IDs, and support for indigent residents.
Office of the City Building Official
Building & Construction Permits
Secure building permits, occupancy permits, and coordinate inspections.
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Lucena's Timeline and Brief History
View all →June 17, 1961
Lucena officially became a chartered city through Republic Act No. 3271.
August 19, 1962
Lucena's cityhood was formally inaugurated during the 84th birthday anniversary of the late President Manuel L. Quezon.
July 1, 1991
Lucena was declared a highly urbanized city, strengthening its political and administrative independence from Quezon Province.
Today
Lucena continued to develop as a major urban, commercial, governmental, educational, and transportation center in Quezon Province.