Restrictions

The City Government of Alaminos is headed by City Mayor Arth Bryan C. Celeste and assisted by City Vice Mayor Jan Marionne R. Fontelera together with the 12 City Councilors and employees composed of 400 permanent, 14 co-terminus, 94 contractual, 33 Contract of Service (COS) workers and 624 Job Order (JO) workers.

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--Restrictions--

There are some restrictions that are imposed on tourists visiting Alaminos City, primarily for their own safety and the safety of others. These restrictions generally include:

1. No driving under the influence of alcohol or other substances.

2. No littering or vandalism.

3. No public disorders such as fighting, verbal abuse, or disturbing the peace.

4. No unauthorized entry into restricted areas or government facilities.

Other than these restrictions, there are not many other restrictions imposed on tourists. In general, tourists are encouraged to enjoy the city and the different attractions and activities it has to offer.

1. No littering. Littering is a big No-No in any tourist destination, and even more so in the heritage areas of Alaminos City. Proper waste disposal is a must.

2. No disturbing or disrespecting historical or cultural monuments. Alaminos City is proud of its history and heritage, and it is crucial that tourists protect and preserve these sites.