Municipality of Pililla, Province of Rizal

                                                                                                                                                                               

MUNICIPALITY OF PILILLA

PROVINCE OF RIZAL

Year Approved: 2011


HOLY SACRAMENT - represents that the residents of Pililla are pro-God and pro-people as the first core value

SHIELD - derived from the provincial seal of Rizal where the municipality belongs

1583 - the year that Pililla was founded as an independent Municipality

SCALE and GABLE - symbolize dynamic leadership in governance and fiscal reforms by being just

SUN AND THREE (3) STARS - indicate zealousness, integrity and ingenuity towards quality life

PALAY, CARABAO, FISH AND CHICKEN - symbolize agriculture and industries

TORCH, BOOK AND CADUCEUS - represents education and health

HANDS - entails peace and prosperity can be attained through collaborative efforts

INFRASTRUCTURE - symbolizes the establishment of commercial centers and industries, livelihood and skills training programs


COLORS: 

BLUE - it represents the abundance of water resources and the productivity of Pililla as a town. It is dependent upon livelihood and natural resources

RED - entails active involvement in community transformation and development towards global competitiveness

GREEN - implies the protection and preservation of environment as a key factor for achieving quality life of the residents through sustainable massive campaign in crops and animal production

YELLOW - indicates zealousness

SKY BLUE - symbolizes peace and unity 

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