Jupiter Dominguez Public Profile


Engr. Jupiter C. Dominguez
Jupiter “Jup” Coto-ong Dominguez is a 47-year old Igorot/Cordilleran politician from Sabangan, a town in Mountain Province, Philippines. He served as Mayor of his town twice. Dominguez comes from a prominent Cordilleran family known in politics.  

Earlier Life
Jupiter Dominguez was born on April 25, 1965 in Sabangan to Jose “Celing” Sicado Dominguez and Imelda Coto-on. He is third in the family.  His father is the former Vice Governor of the province. His mother is from Sagada, Mountain Province. Dominguez is married to Janet Zarate of Lagan, Sabangan. Their children are Jenne, Kim, Dyne, Celing, Jethro and Justine.

Dominguez attended elementary at St. Joseph Elementary School and high school at San Alfonso High School. Both schools are in Sabangan. He took up Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering at Saint Louis University in Baguio City.


Political Career
Jupiter Dominguez was elected unopposed as the municipal mayor of Sabangan in 2001. He was re-elected in 2004, making him serve until 2007. Under his leadership in 2004, Sabangan was regarded as the “Most Outstanding Municipality” in the country. 

Before he made his attempt for a Congress seat, his leadership was challenged when his uncle and reigning Congressman of the province Victor Dominguez supported the demolition of an Anglican chapel in Sabangan. In the 2007 election, his uncle won despite the call of the Anglican Church to support Jupiter.

In 2010, Dominguez again ran for Congress but former Mountain Province governor Maximo Dalog won the position, with a difference of 751 votes. His 2010 campaign advocacy was centered on education, employment, environment and infrastructure development. He proposed for a modification of the scholarship program in the province-run Mountain Province Poly-technique College (MPSPC). He also prioritized the improvement of the Dantay (Bontoc)- Sagada- Tadian Road.

Recognitions
2003-2004: Partners in Development award by the Department of Interior and Local Government Mountain Province

2006: Most Outstanding Public Official of Mountain Province

2006- Local Government Leadership Award for Most Outstanding Leadership

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