The town has enough utilities for communications, power and water needs of its residents. It has sports and recreation facilities, pension houses, beach resorts and a golf course nearby.

In fact, Bogo is groomed to become the economic and educational center in northern Cebu. It already has six infrastructure projects lined up for the next 10 to 15 years. These projects are: the light industrial park, the port at Polambato, integrated bus terminal, satellite market at San Antonio, a family fun and amusement park, and a sports village. A 41-hectare economic processing zone which will be located in the 400-hectare industrial zone in Pulang Bato, is envisioned to contain canneries and facilities that will keep frozen fish produce to be shipped for export. To prepare the town for these economic developments, it will first set up support facilities like a ro-ro (roll on roll off) port. Bogo’s municipal government was now raising funds for the P141-million port project.

And who says environment has to suffer with Bogo’s industrialization? The town won for five years the Cleanest and Greenest Municipality Award. Other awards garnered include the golden award in budget management and healthy market award.