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Mayor of Valenzuela City
Alkalde ng Lungsod ng Valenzuela
since June 30, 2013
Style(Mr.) Mayor, Honorable Mayor
AppointerNone, elected via popular vote
Term length3 years
(Maximum of three consecutive terms)
Inaugural holderPío Valenzuela y Alejandrino
FormationSeptember 6, 1899
SalaryPhp 334,104
(USD 7,856.28, Aug 2011)
Websitevalenzuela.gov.ph

This is a list of mayors of Valenzuela, Metro Manila, Philippines.

The mayor of Valenzuela (Filipino: Alkalde ng Lungsod ng Valenzuela) is the highest decision-maker and chief executive of the city. He leads on enforcing city ordinances and improving public services. The mayor has a term of office of three years, but has a maximum electoral tenure of three consecutive terms. Inaugural holder of the office was Pío Valenzuela (1869–1956) where the city received its namesake.

During Spanish colonial history the town that composed of what is now Valenzuela, called before as Polo, was ruled by the Gobernadorcillo which was appointed through an exclusive nomination provided by the Spanish law. Later on during the American period, first mayor Pío Valenzuela was appointed as the first and last municipal president until his resignation on 1902. Since then, municipal presidents are elected by popular vote.

The present 1987 Constitution of the Philippines defined the position, powers and responsibilities of the mayor as well as the city charter.

List of mayors

Town of Polo, Bulacan (1623-1899)

3

Municipality of Polo, Bulacan (1899–1960)

Name From To Party Notes
1 Pío Valenzuela y Alejandrino 1899 1901 Member of the Katipunan triumvirate. First mayor of Polo. Appointed by the Americans as the municipal president (presidente municipal) of the town in 1899. Served as the 10th governor of Bulacan from 1921-1925.[1]
2 Nemencio D. Santiago 1901 1903
3 Rufino D. Valenzuela 1903 1907 First of two terms as mayor.
4 Inoc D. Guansing 1908 1909
5 Melencio Hernandez 1910 1912
6 José Serapio 1912 1917 Served as the 3rd governor of Bulacan from 1900-1901.[2]
Fortunato Rivera 1917 Acting mayor
7 Rufino D. Valenzuela 1917 1919 Second of two terms as mayor.
8 Tomás de Castro 1920 1922
9 Arcadío Deato 1922 1928
10 Barcenico Espiritu 1928 1931
11 Andres Fernando 1931 1937 First two of three terms as mayor.
12 Leopoldo Santiago 1937 1940
13 Andres Fernando 1940 1942 Third of three terms as mayor.
14 Feliciano Ponciano 1942 1943 Replaced Fernando in 1942. Executed by the Japanese during the reign of terror of 1943.[3]
Office vacant (1943-1944)
15 Pedro de Guía 1944 1945
16 Faustino Cruz 1945 1946
17 Florentino Deato 1946 1951 First of two terms as mayor.
18 Avelino Deato 1952 1955
19 Ignacio Santiago, Sr. 1956 1959 First of two terms as mayor, last mayor of a unified Polo.

Division (1960–1963)

Municipality of Polo, Bulacan

Name From To Party Notes
20 Florentino Deato 1960 1963 Only mayor of Polo; second of two terms as mayor.

Municipality of Valenzuela, Bulacan

Name From To Party Notes
Enrique Bautista 1960 First mayor of Valenzuela; appointed mayor
Pío Angeles 1960 1961 Appointed mayor
Gregorio Marcelo 1961 1962 Appointed mayor
Faustino Lazaro 1962 1963 Last mayor of Valenzuela; appointed mayor

Municipality of Valenzuela (1964–1998)

Name From To Party Notes
21 Ignacio Santiago, Sr. 1964 1967 Second of two terms as mayor; mayor of the reunified municipality of Valenzuela; served as the 15th governor of Bulacan from 1968-1986.[4]
22 Geronimo S. Angeles 1968 1986 Longest serving mayor; Republic of the Philippines up to Martial Law and integration of Valenzuela to Metropolitan Manila Commission in 1975. The Finance Center Building of the city, Bulwagang Geronimo Angeles (Geronimo Angeles Hall) was named after him.
Wilfredo F. Chongco 1986 1987 PDP-Laban Appointed mayor by President Corazon Aquino
Artemio P. Andres 1988 Acting mayor.
Linda Tantay Santos 1988 Acting mayor.
Romeo Llenado 1988 Acting mayor.
23 Santiago A. de Guzman 1988 1995 Nacionalista
24 Jose Emmanuel L. Carlos 1995 1998 Lakas-CMD Term extended until the cityhood of Valenzuela.

City of Valenzuela (since 1998)

Name From To Party Notes
24 Jose Emmanuel L. Carlos 1998 2004 Lakas-CMD First mayor of the city of Valenzuela.
25 Sherwin T. Gatchalian 2004 2013 NPC
26 Rexlon T. Gatchalian 2013 NPC

Timeline

History of the city government

The following lists incorporate all people who became members of the city council. The city council is always headed by the city's Vice Mayor.

Summary of city council membership

Name 2001 2004 2007 2010 2013 2016
Idol Alejandrino
Romy Bularan
Beth Chongco
Cora Cortez
Rey Cuadra
Ritche Cuadra
Adrian Dapat
Meme Dizor [B]
Ramon Encarnacion [A] [A]
Ricar Enriquez
Ricmar Enriquez [B]
Tony Espiritu
Gerry Esplana
Jenny Esplana
Lotlot Esteban
Alvin Feliciano [A]
Cristina Marie Feliciano [B]
Rovin Feliciano
Kim Galang
Kate Galang-Coseteng
Eddie Lozada [A]
Pablo Marcelo
Eric Martinez
Cecil Mayo
Mar Morelos
Lorie Natividad-Borja
Lai Nolasco
Boy Padrinao
Charee Pineda
Khay Pineda-Hernandez
Jun Santiago
Lani Soledad-Romulo
Tyson Sy
Sonny Tiquia

Notes:
A: Ex-officio member, Association of Barangay Chairmen (ABC) president.
B: Ex-officio member, Sangguniang Kabataan (SK) Federation president.

City council, 2016-2019

Members of the city council, 2016-2019
Designation First district Second district
Representatives Weslie T. Gatchalian (NPC) Eric M. Martinez (PDP-Laban)
Mayor Rexlon T. Gatchalian (NPC)
Vice Mayor Lorena C. Natividad-Borja (NPC)
Councilors Marlon Paulo D. Alejandrino (NPC) Rosalie D. Esteban (Liberal)
Ramon L. Encarnacion (NPC) Kimberly Ann D. Galang (NPC)
Ricardo Ricarr C. Enriquez (NPC) Ma. Cecilia V. Mayo (Liberal)
Antonio R. Espiritu (NPC) Lailanie P. Nolasco (NPC)
Rovin Andrew M. Feliciano (PDP-Laban) Crissha Charee M. Pineda (NPC)
Jennifer P. Pingree-Esplana (NPC) Kristian Rome T. Sy (UNA)
ABC President TBA
SK President TBA

City council, 2013-2016

Members of the city council, 2013-2016
Designation First district Second district
Representatives Sherwin T. Gatchalian (NPC) Magtanggol T. Gunigundo (Lakas)
Mayor Rexlon T. Gatchalian (NPC)
Vice Mayor Eric M. Martinez (Liberal)
Councilors Marlon Paulo D. Alejandrino (NPC) Rosalie D. Esteban (Lakas)
Corazon A. Cortez (NPC) Kimberly Ann D. Galang (NPC)
Jennifer P. Esplana (NPC) Lorena C. Natividad-Borja (NPC)
Antonio R. Espiritu (NPC) Lailanie P. Nolasco (NPC)
Rovin Andrew M. Feliciano (Liberal) Crissha Charee M. Pineda (NPC)
Marcelino G. Morelos (Lakas) Kristian Rome T. Sy (UNA)
ABC President Ramon L. Encarnacion (Dalandanan)
SK President Cristina Marie Feliciano (Arkong Bato, until 2013 only)

City council, 2010-2013

Members of the city council, 2010-2013
Designation First district Second district
Representatives Rexlon T. Gatchalian (NPC) Magtanggol T. Gunigundo (Lakas)
Mayor Sherwin T. Gatchalian (NPC)
Vice Mayor Eric M. Martinez (Liberal)
Councilors Marlon Paulo D. Alejandrino (NPC) Adrian C. Dapat (Nacionalista)
Corazon A. Cortez (NPC) Kate Abigael D. Galang-Coseteng (Nacionalista)
Ritche D. Cuadra (Lakas) Maria Cecilia V. Mayo (Lakas)
Antonio R. Espiritu (NPC) Lorena C. Natividad-Borja (Nacionalista)
Gerald A. Esplana (NPC) Lailanie P. Nolasco (NPC)
Katherine C. Pineda-Hernandez (Lakas/NUP) Shalani Carla S. Soledad-Romulo (Liberal)
ABC President Ramon L. Encarnacion (Dalandanan)
SK President Cristina Marie Feliciano (Arkong Bato)

City council, 2007-2010

Members of the city council, 2007-2010
Designation First district Second district
Representatives Rexlon T. Gatchalian (NPC) Magtanggol T. Gunigundo (Lakas)
Mayor Sherwin T. Gatchalian (NPC)
Vice Mayor Eric M. Martinez (NPC)
Councilors Corazon A. Cortez (Lakas) Adrian C. Dapat (Nacionalista)
Ritche D. Cuadra (Lakas-CMD) Kate Abigael D. Galang (later Coseteng) (LDP)
Gerald A. Esplana (Lakas-CMD) Rosalie D. Esteban (Lakas-CMD)
Marcelino G. Morelos (LDP) Maria Cecilia V. Mayo (Lakas-CMD)
Katherine C. Pineda (later Hernandez) (LDP) Fernando D. G. Padrinao (NPC)
Ignacio G. Santiago, Jr. (NPC) Shalani Carla S. Soledad (Liberal)
ABC President Alvin S. Feliciano (Arkong Bato)
SK President Ricmar C. Enriquez (Pasolo)

City council, 2004-2007

Members of the city council, 2004-2007
Designation First district Second district
Representatives Jose Emmanuel L. Carlos (Lakas-CMD) Antonio M. Serapio (Nacionalista)
Mayor Sherwin T. Gatchalian (NPC)
Vice Mayor Antonio R. Espiritu (NPC)
Councilors Elizabeth A. Chongco (NPC) Rosalie D. Esteban (Lakas-CMD)
Ritche D. Cuadra (Lakas-CMD) Kate Abegail D. Galang (LDP)
Gerald A. Esplana (Lakas-CMD) Eric M. Martinez (Lakas-CMD)
Marcelino G. Morelos (LDP) Lorena C. Natividad (NPC)
Katherine C. Pineda (LDP) Fernando D.G. Padrinao (NPC)
Ignacio G. Santiago, Jr. (NPC) Shalani Carla S. Soledad (Lakas-CMD)
ABC President
SK President

City council, 2001-2004

Members of the city council, 2001-2004
Designation First district Second district
Representatives Sherwin T. Gatchalian Magtanggol T. Gunigundo
Mayor Jose Emmanuel L. Carlos
Vice Mayor Antonio R. Espiritu
Councilors Romeo P. Bularan Maria Cecilia V. Mayo
Corazon A. Cortez Lorena C. Natividad
Reynaldo S. Cuadra Eric M. Martinez
Ignacio G. Santiago, Jr. Pablo D. Marcelo
Elizabeth A. Chongco Rosalie D. Esteban
Marcelino G. Morelos Carlitos B. Tiquia
ABC President Edilberto M. Lozada
SK President Meilene T. Dizor

Municipal council, 1998-2001

Members of the municipal council, 1998-2001
Designation First district Second district
Representatives Magtanggol T. Gunigundo (Lone district)
Mayor Jose Emmanuel L. Carlos
Vice Mayor Ernesto P. de Guzman
Councilors Romeo P. Bularan Ritche D. Cuadra
Corazon A. Cortez Erlinda S. dela Cruz
Reynaldo S. Cuadra Pablo D. Marcelo
Antonio M. Dalag Maria Cecilia V. Mayo
Roberto B. Darilag Lorena C. Natividad
Antonio M. Espiritu Fernando D.G. Padrinao
Edilberto M. Lozada Isidro S. Valenzuela
ABC President
SK President

See also

References

  1. ^ "Pio Valenzuela (1921-1925)". Provincial Governors of Bulacan. Retrieved 4 February 2013.
  2. ^ "Jose Serapio (1900-1901)". Provincial Governors of Bulacan. Retrieved 4 February 2013.
  3. ^ Arenas, Mar DJ (1997). Valenzuela: Ang Bayani at ang Bayan (in Tagalog). Valenzuela: Museo Valenzuela Foundation, Inc. & Valenzuela Historical and Cultural Society. p. 52.
  4. ^ "Ignacio Santiago (1968-1986)". Provincial Governors of Bulacan. Retrieved 4 February 2013.