LAL-LO, Cagayan — Cagayan State University strengthened its dialogue with surrounding communities through a meeting focused on the presentation and validation of the identified land boundaries of the CSU Lal-lo Campus, August 10, 2026.

The activity gathered constituents and representatives from Barangays Paranum, Dalaya, Sta. Maria, San Mariano, and Magapit to discuss the University's landholdings and address matters concerning their location, extent, and boundaries.

Using maps of the identified lot boundaries, Cagayan State University presented the areas comprising the Lal-lo Campus and provided community members an opportunity to examine the University's properties in relation to the surrounding barangays. The presentation also allowed participants to raise observations and seek clarification on boundary-related concerns.

Officer-In-Charge President Dr. Arthur G. Ibañez led the Cagayan State University delegation, joined by Lal-lo Campus Executive Officer Dr. James Cabildo, Atty. Arjay L. Pando, Lead Lawyer for the Lal-lo Land Holdings and University Records Officer, and Engr. Matthew Miguel H. Custodio, University LUDIP Focal Person.

The discussion also included the MOAs covering the DBP Project and the National Greening Program (NGP) Project, particularly the areas covered by these agreements and their relationship to Cagayan State University's landholdings and land management activities.

For Cagayan State University, the meeting served not only as a venue for presenting property information but also as an opportunity to strengthen coordination with communities surrounding the campus.

The activity highlighted the importance of open communication and proper validation in addressing land-related concerns. Through dialogue with the concerned barangays, Cagayan State University seeks to promote a shared understanding of its properties while ensuring that its landholdings are properly documented, managed, and protected.

The initiative is part of the Cagayan State University's continuing efforts to strengthen its property records and support informed, long-term land use and development planning for the CSU Lal-lo Campus.