Province of Batangas, Republic of the Philippines

Vision, Mission and Logo

VISION

“The City of Sto. Tomas as the major trading hub and agro-industrial haven in the CALABARZON region of the Philippines, with God-fearing and empowered Tomasinos with a competitive, business-friendly and dynamic economy, supported by reliable and accessible infrastructure in a sustainable community governed by responsive and technocratic leaders.”

MISSION

“The City of Sto. Tomas is committed to ensure (1) high quality health service, (2) improved educational service, (3) additional employment and investment opportunities for all sectors of the city, (4) lively tourism, (5) stable agriculture and cooperatives, (6) investments, (7) recognized of the youth, (8) care for passenger and the transportation sector, (9) disaster resilience, (10) protection of the environment, (11) ease of bringing public service, and (12) bringing government services closer to the people of Sto. Tomas.”

THE OFFICIAL CITY SEAL

COCONUT TREES

Bountiful opportunities and potentials of Sto. Tomas as well as the agricultural component of the city. The left tree with one cluster of coconut fruit represents the rich history and culture of the city. The right tree symbolizes the current Sto. Tomas which promises countless possibilities and richer future as represented by the two clusters of fruit. The height difference between the trees symbolizes the progress of the city towards achieving its goals and mission.

CHECKERED FIELD

Resemble farmlands and the continuous development of the city from an agriculturally-dominated town to an up-and-coming eco- industrial city.

MT. MAKILING

Continuing importance of nature and the  environment amid the pursuit of the development of the city. The flora at the mountain foothills depict the rich biodiversity that can be found and explored in the city.

 

MALVAR MONUMENT

One of the key features of the city which signifies Sto. Tomas as the birthplace of Gen. Miguel Malvar, a Filipino general during the revolution against Spain and the Filipino-American War. The monument is a symbol of hope,  courage, and strength which inspires Tomasinos to keep moving forward despite adversaries and challenges.