In honor of the mayor of 1896-1898 Pedro Arroyo Santana. Born in Orocovis in 1866, was also the father of our first historian, Pedro Arroyo Vivas.

A beloved mayor in Orocovis and other towns. After his death, in 1914, this street was named in his honor as well as the town's old elementary school.

In honor of Luis María Alfaro Rodríguez. Born in Utuado and raised in Orocovis. Son of Barros' Teniente a Guerra, Don Mariano Alfaro, he was a clerk and municipal secretary from c. 1870 to 1919. Arroyo Vivas described him as "a tireless guardian of public safety." He died in this town on June 3, 1921.

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In honor of the founder of Orocovis; to whom we owe the honor of calling ourselves orocoveños. He was the owner of the land that today makes up the downtown area, La Guaira Hill and another gigantic portion of land to the east. From these lands, he donated the lands that today make up the downtown area. He was the Captain Settler (founder) and first mayor (Teniente a Guerra). For years, before the church was built, he provided a barn on his property, so that religious services could be held there.

This street was formerly known as Hospital Street. In 1990, during the week of the celebration of the founding of Orocovis, Mayor Tito Colón approved the ordinance for the new name.

Don Juan died in this town on February 23, 1847.

In honor of the mayor from 1981-1998. Father of the current mayor, Jesús Edgardo (Gardy) Colón Berlingeri. Some of his most important works were the construction of the Las Marianas Municipal Stadium, the Senior Center, the Damián Abajo Recreational Area, the Villa Cooperativa urbanization, the Arnaldo Hernández Sports Complex and the Municipal Coliseum (Barros neighborhood) that today bears his name.​


He was born in the Pellejas neighborhood and died in the Saltos neighborhood (1940-1998).