List of mayors of Metro Manila

Last updated December 12, 2021

The following is the list of mayors of Metro Manila. Metro Manila is a metropolitan area in the Philippines, consisting of 16 cities and a municipality, designated as the National Capital Region (NCR) of the country.

Incumbent mayors

Name	Birth Date	Party	City/Municipality	Took office	Term	Title	Vice Mayor	Term
Oscar Malapitan	(1955-06-14) June 14, 1955 (age 66)	Nacionalista	Caloocan	June 30, 2013	3rd	Mayor of Caloocan	Luis Macario E. Asistio III	3rd
Imelda Aguilar	(1946-10-31) October 31, 1946 (age 75)	Nacionalista	Las Piñas	June 30, 2016	2nd	Mayor of Las Piñas	April T. Aguilar-Nery	2nd
Abigail Binay	(1975-12-12) December 12, 1975 (age 45)	UNA	Makati	June 30, 2016	2nd	Mayor of Makati	Monique Q. Lagdameo	2nd
Antolin Oreta	(1971-09-16) September 16, 1971 (age 50)	Liberal	Malabon	March 1, 2012	3rd	Mayor of Malabon	Bernard C. Dela Cruz	1st
Carmelita Abalos	(1962-07-02) July 2, 1962 (age 59)	PDP–Laban	Mandaluyong	June 30, 2016	2nd	Mayor of Mandaluyong	Antonio D. Suva Jr.	2nd
Isko Moreno	(1974-10-24) October 24, 1974 (age 47)	Asenso Manileño / Aksyon	Manila (proper)	June 30, 2019	1st	Mayor of Manila	Maria Sheilah "Honey" L. Pangan	2nd
Marcelino Teodoro	(1970-08-02) August 2, 1970 (age 51)	NPC	Marikina	June 30, 2016	2nd	Mayor of Marikina	Marion S. Andres	2nd
Jaime Fresnedi	(1950-04-27) April 27, 1950 (age 71)	Liberal	Muntinlupa	June 30, 2013	3rd	Mayor of Muntinlupa	Artemio A. Simundac	1st
Toby Tiangco	(1967-11-21) November 21, 1967 (age 54)	Navoteño	Navotas	June 30, 2019	1st	Mayor of Navotas	Clint Nicolas B. Geronimo	3rd
Edwin Olivarez	(1963-08-14) August 14, 1963 (age 58)	PDP–Laban	Parañaque	June 30, 2013	3rd	Mayor of Parañaque	Jose Enrico T. Golez	3rd
Imelda Calixto Rubiano	(1960-08-16) August 16, 1960 (age 61)	PDP–Laban	Pasay	June 30, 2019	1st	Mayor of Pasay	Noel D. del Rosario	2nd
Vico Sotto	(1989-06-17) June 17, 1989 (age 32)	Aksyon	Pasig	June 30, 2019	1st	Mayor of Pasig	Iyo Christian C. Bernardo	3rd
Ike Ponce	(1959-06-15) June 15, 1959 (age 62)	Aksyon	Pateros	June 30, 2016	2nd	Mayor of Pateros	Gerald S. German	3rd
Joy Belmonte Alimurung	(1970-03-15) March 15, 1970 (age 51)	HNP	Quezon City	June 30, 2019	1st	Mayor of Quezon City	Gian Carlo G. Sotto	1st
Francis Zamora	(1977-12-05) December 5, 1977 (age 44)	PDP–Laban	San Juan	June 30, 2019	1st	Mayor of San Juan	José Warren P. Villa	1st
Lino Cayetano	(1978-01-04) January 4, 1978 (age 43)	Nacionalista	Taguig	June 30, 2019	1st	Mayor of Taguig	Ricardo Cruz Jr.	3rd
Rex Gatchalian	(1979-01-21) January 21, 1979 (age 42)	NPC	Valenzuela	June 30, 2013	3rd	Mayor of Valenzuela	Lorena C. Natividad-Borja	2nd

Lists of mayors

The following is the lists of mayors of Metro Manila's 17 local government units since 1901.

Caloocan

#	Mayor	Dates in Office	Notes
1	Pedro Silva	1902–1904	First municipal president
2	Silverio Baltazar	1904–1906
3	Tomás Susano	1906–1908
4	León Nadurata	1908–1910
5	Emilio Sánchez	1910–1913
6	Godofredo Herrera	1913–1915
7	José Sánchez	1915–1921
8	Dominador Aquino	1922–1925
9	Pablo Pablo	1926–1928
10	Dominador Aquino	1928–1931
11	Pablo Pablo	1932–1940
*	Jorge Vargas	1941–1942	Mayor of the City of Greater Manila
*	León Guinto	1942–1944	Mayor of the City of Greater Manila
12	Cornelio Cordero	1941–1944	City of Greater Manila Vice Mayor for Caloocan
13	Oscar Baello	1945–1946
14	Jesús Basa	1946–1951
15	Macario Asistio Sr.	1952–1971	First city mayor
16	Marcial Samson	1972–1976
17	Alejandro Fider	1976–1978
18	Toribio Paulino	1978–1978
19	Alejandro Fider	1978–1978
20	Virgilo Robles	1978–1979
21	Macario Asistio Jr.	1980–1986
*	Virgilio Robles	1986–1986	Acting mayor
*	Antonio Martínez	1986–1987	Acting mayor
*	Críspulo San Gabriel	1987–1988	Acting mayor
21	Macario Asistio Jr.	1988–1995
22	Reynaldo Malonzo	1995–2004
23	Enrico Echiverri	2004–2013
24	Oscar Malapitan	2013–present

Las Piñas

#	Mayor	Dates in Office	Notes
1	Juan Tiongkiao	1908–1913
2	Mariano Santos	1913–1916
3	Rufino De Leon	1916–1918
4	Manuel Arevalo	1918–1922
5	Clemente Dalandan	1922–1925
6	Elías Aldana	1925–1934
7	Eugenio Trinidad	1935–1937
8	Bernardo Aldana	1938–1946	City of Greater Manila Vice Mayor for Las Piñas (1941–1944)
*	Jorge Vargas	1941–1942	Mayor of the City of Greater Manila
*	León Guinto	1942–1944	Mayor of the City of Greater Manila
9	Eugenio Trinidad	1947–1951
10	Pedro de la Cruz	1952–1959
11	Francisco Antonio	1959–1963
12	Filemón Aguilar	1964–1986
*	Alfredo Juntilla	1986–1988	Acting mayor
13	Rosalino Riguera	1988–1992
14	Gabriel Casimiro	1992–1995
15	Vergel Aguilar	1995–2004	First city mayor
16	Imelda Aguilar	2004–2007
*	Vergel Aguilar	2007–2016
*	Imelda Aguilar	2016–present

Makati

#	Mayor	Dates in Office	Notes
1	Marcelino Magsaysay	1901–1903	First municipal president of San Pedro de Macati
2	Eusebio Arpilleda	1903–1908
3	Hermogenes Santos	1908–1911
4	Urbano Navarro	1911–1913
5	José Magsaysay	1913–1916	First municipal president of Makati renamed from San Pedro de Macati
6	Pedro Domingo	1917–1919
7	Ricardo Arpilleda	1919–1920
8	Igmidio Flores	1920–1922
9	Nicanor García	1922–1934
10	José Villena	1935–1944	City of Greater Manila Vice Mayor for Makati (1941–1944)
*	Jorge Vargas	1941–1942	Mayor of the City of Greater Manila
*	León Guinto	1942–1944	Mayor of the City of Greater Manila
11	Pablo Cortés	1944–1947
*	José Villena	1948–1954
12	Bernardo Umali	1954–1956
13	Máximo Estrella	1956–1969
14	José Luciano	1969–1971	Died in office
*	César Alzona	1971–1971	Acting mayor
15	Nemesio Yabut	1972–1986	Died in office
*	Jejomar Binay	1986–1987	Acting mayor
*	Sergio Santos	1988–1988	Acting mayor
16	Jejomar Binay	1988–1998	First city mayor
17	Elenita Binay	1998–2001
*	Jejomar Binay	2001–2010
18	Jejomar Binay Jr.	2010–2015
*	Romulo Peña Jr.	2015–2016	Acting mayor
19	Abigail Binay	2016–present

Malabon

#	Mayor	Dates in Office	Notes
1	Bernardo Dagala	1903–1905	Municipal president of Malabon after amalgamation with Navotas
2	Ángel Luna	1909–1911
3	Basilio Bautista	1918–1921
4	Teófilo Santos	1922–1927
5	Sinfroso Pascual	1928–1930
6	Teófilo Santos	1931–1936
7	Eleutério de Jesús	1937–1939
8	Francisco Barican	1939–1939
9	José Geukeko	1940–1945	City of Greater Manila Vice Mayor for Malabon (1941–1944)
*	Jorge B. Vargas	1941–1942	Mayor of the City of Greater Manila
*	León Guinto	1942–1944	Mayor of the City of Greater Manila
*	Victor Gaza	1945–1945
10	Patério Aquino	1946–1951
11	Florante Villegas	1952–1955
12	Lucio Gutiérrez	1960–1971
*	José Cruz	1971–1971
13	Maynardo Espíritu	1972–1986
*	Cipriano Lacson	1987–1988
14	Prospero Oreta	1988–1995
15	Amado Vicencio	1995–2004	First city mayor
16	Tito Oreta	2004–2012
17	Antolin Oreta III	2012–present

Mandaluyong

#	Mayor	Dates in Office	Notes
1	Buenaventura Domingo	1901–1902	First municipal president of San Felipe Neri
2	Antonio Fernando	1902–1902
3	Juanario Coronado	1902–1902
4	Miguel Vergara	1902–1903
5	Pantaleón Blas	1903–1905
6	Claro Castañeda	1905–1907
7	Apolinar Coronado	1907–1909
*	Juanario Coronado	1909–1912
8	Marcelo Lerma	1912–1916
9	Mariano Castañeda	1916–1922
10	Gregorio Pedro	1923–1926
11	Clemente Fernando	1926–1934	First municipal mayor of Mandaluyong renamed from San Felipe Neri
12	Isaac López	1935–1939
13	Ponciano Enríquez	1940–1941
*	Jorge Vargas	1941–1942	Mayor of the City of Greater Manila
*	León Guinto	1942–1944	Mayor of the City of Greater Manila
14	Pedro Cruz	1941–1945	City of Greater Manila Vice Mayor for Mandaluyong (1941–1944)
15	Primo Guzmán	1945–1946
16	Bonifacio Javier	1946–1955
*	Pedro Cruz	1956–1959
*	Bonifacio Javier	1960–1962
17	Amado Reyes	1963–1963
18	Melchor Arcangel	1963–1963
19	Macario Trinidad	1963–1963
20	Filemón Javier	1964–1971
21	Renato López	1972–1980
22	Ernesto Domingo	1980–1986
*	Benjamin Abalos Sr.	1986–1987	Acting mayor
*	Román de los Santos	1987–1988	Acting mayor
23	Benjamin Abalos Sr.	1988–1998	First city mayor
24	Benjamin Abalos Jr.	1998–2004
25	Neptali Gonzales II	2004–2007
*	Benjamin Abalos Jr.	2007–2016
26	Carmelita Abalos	2016–present

Manila

#	Mayor	Dates in Office	Notes
1	Arsenio Cruz Herrera	1901–1905	First appointed mayor
2	Félix Roxas	1905–1917
3	Justo Lukbán	1917–1920
4	Ramón Fernández	1920–1923
5	Eulogio Rodríguez	1923–1924
6	Miguel Romuáldez	1924–1927
7	Tomás Earnshaw	1927–1933
8	Juan Posadas	1934–1940
*	Eulogio Rodríguez	1940–1941
9	Juan Nolasco	1941–1941
10	Jorge Vargas	1941–1942	Concurrently as mayor of the City of Greater Manila
11	León Guinto	1942–1944	Concurrently as mayor of the City of Greater Manila
12	Hermenegildo Atienza	1944–1945
*	Juan Nolasco	1945–1946
13	Valeriano Fugoso	1946–1947
14	Manuel de la Fuente	1948–1951
15	Arsenio Lacson	1952–1962	First elected mayor
16	Antonio Villegas	1962–1971
17	Ramon Bagatsing	1972–1986
*	Mel Lopez	1986–1987	Acting mayor
*	Gregorio Ejército	1987–1988	Acting mayor
18	Mel Lopez	1988–1992
19	Alfredo Lim	1992–1998
20	Lito Atienza	1998–2007
*	Alfredo Lim	2007–2013
21	Joseph Estrada	2013–2019
22	Isko Moreno	2019–present

Marikina

#	Mayor	Dates in Office	Notes
1	Wenceslao de la Paz	1933–1938
2	Juan Chanyungco	1938–1945	City of Greater Manila Vice Mayor for Marikina (1941–1944)
*	Jorge Vargas	1941–1942	Mayor of the City of Greater Manila
*	León Guinto	1942–1944	Mayor of the City of Greater Manila
3	Enrique de la Paz	1945–1947
4	Gil Estanislao Fernando	1947–1951
*	Juan Chanyungco	1951–1955
*	Gil Estanislao Fernando	1956–1959
5	Osmundo de Guzmán	1960–1986
*	Teofisto Santos	1986–1986
6	Rodolfo Valentino	1986–1992
7	Bayani Fernando	1992–2001	First city mayor
8	Maria Lourdes Fernando	2001–2010
9	Del de Guzman	2010–2016
10	Marcelino Teodoro	2016–present

Muntinlupa

#	Mayor	Dates in Office	Notes
1	Vidal Joaquín	1918–1919
2	Primo Ticman	1919–1922
3	Melencio Espeleta	1922–1924
4	Pedro Díaz	1925–1930
5	Tomás Molina	1931–1933
6	Marciano Arciaga	1934–1936
7	León Mendiola	1937–1939
*	Jorge Vargas	1941–1942	Mayor of the City of Greater Manila
*	León Guinto	1942–1944	Mayor of the City of Greater Manila
8	Francisco Gilbuena	1945–1945
*	Baldomero Viñalon	1945–1946
9	Bonifacio Ticman	1946–1951
10	Baldomero Viñalon	1952–1959
11	Francisco de Mesa	1960–1964	Died in office
*	Demetrio Loresca	1964–1964	Acting mayor
12	Maximino Argana	1964–1966
13	Demetrio Loresca	1966–1971
*	Maximino Argana	1972–1985
14	Santiago Carlos	1985–1986
*	Victor Aguinaldo	1987–1988	Acting mayor
15	Ignacio Bunye	1986–1998	First city mayor
16	Jaime Fresnedi	1998–2007
17	Aldrin San Pedro	2007–2013
*	Jaime Fresnedi	2013–present

Navotas

#	Mayor	Dates in Office	Notes
1	Canuto Celestino	1901–1903	First municipal president
2	Bernardo Dagala	1903–1905	Municipal president of Malabon after annexation of Navotas
3	Hermogenes Monroy	1905–1907	Municipal president of Navotas after restoration
4	Rufino Hernández	1907–1909
5	José Pascual	1909–1916
6	Ángelo Ángeles	1916–1919
7	Arsenio Roldan	1919–1922
8	Alejandro Leóngson	1922–1928
9	Ángel Santiago	1928–1931
*	Alejandro Leóngson	1931–1934
10	Benjamín Alonzo	1934–1937	First municipal mayor
11	Félix Monroy	1937–1946	City of Greater Manila Vice Mayor for Navotas (1941–1944)
*	Jorge Vargas	1941–1942	Mayor of the City of Greater Manila
*	León Guinto	1942–1944	Mayor of the City of Greater Manila
12	Nemesio Ángeles	1944–1944
*	Félix Monroy	1944–1946
13	Tomás Gómez	1946–1947
14	Pacífico Javier	1948–1951
15	Roberto Monroy	1952–1963
16	Felipe del Rosario Sr.	1964–1980
17	Victor Javier	1980–1986
18	Felipe del Rosario Jr.	1986–1998
19	Cipriano Bautista	1998–2000
20	Tobias Tiangco	2000–2010	First city mayor
21	John Rey Tiangco	2010–2019
*	Tobias Tiangco	2019–present

Parañaque

#	Mayor	Dates in Office	Notes
*	Santiago García	1897–1897
*	Timoteo Bernabé	1898–1899
*	Máximo Rodríguez	1900–1901
1	Patricio Bernabé	1902–1903
2	Valentino de León	1904–1908
3	Flaviano Rodríguez	1908–1912
4	Nicanor Mayuga	1912–1916
5	Francisco Cruz	1916–1916
6	Andrés Buenaventura	1916–1922
7	Victor Medina	1922–1925
8	Juan Gabriel	1925–1928
9	Olímpico Peña	1928–1931
10	Sabas de Guzmán	1931–1934
11	Francisco Gabriel	1934–1937
*	Jorge Vargas	1941–1942	Mayor of the City of Greater Manila
*	León Guinto	1942–1944	Mayor of the City of Greater Manila
12	José Luciano	1945–1945
13	Laureano Capistrano	1945–1945
14	Nicanor Cruz	1946–1955
15	Eleuterio de León	1956–1964
16	Florencio Bernabé Sr.	1965–1986
*	Rodolfo Buenavista	1986–1987
17	Walfrido Ferrer	1988–1992
18	Pablo Olivarez	1992–1995
19	Joselito Marquez	1995–2004	First city mayor
20	Florencio Bernabe Jr.	2004–2013
21	Edwin Olivarez	2013–present

Pasay

#	Mayor	Dates in Office	Notes
1	Pascual Villanueva	1900–1905	First municipal president of Pasay renamed from Pineda
2	Gregorio Villanueva	1906–1908
3	Mauro Reyes	1908–1910
4	Eugenio Villanueva	1910–1912
*	Pascual Villanueva	1912–1919
5	Miguel Cornejo	1919–1922
6	Moises San Juan	1931–1937
7	Rufino Mateo	1937–1940
*	Moises San Juan	1940–1942	City of Greater Manila Vice Mayor for Pasay (1941–42)
*	Jorge Vargas	1941–1942	Mayor of the City of Greater Manila
*	León Guinto	1942–1944	Mayor of the City of Greater Manila
*	Adolfo Santos	1942–1942	City of Greater Manila Vice Mayor for Pasay (1942)
*	Enrique Manaloto	1942–1945	City of Greater Manila Vice Mayor for Pasay (1942–1944)
*	Alipio Pestañas	1945–1945
*	Nicanor Santos	1945–1945
*	Adolfo Santos	1945–1945
*	Rufino Mateo	1946–1950
8	Carlos Revilla	1950–1951
9	Primitivo Lovina	1951–1952
10	Pablo Cuneta	1953–1963	First elected mayor
11	Jovito Claudio	1968–1971
*	Pablo Cuneta	1972–1986
*	Eduardo Calixto	1986–1987	Acting mayor
*	Norman Urbina	1987–1988	Acting mayor
*	Pablo Cuneta	1988–1998
*	Jovito Claudio	1998–2000
12	Wenceslao Trinidad	2000–2006
*	Allan Panaligan	2006–2007	Acting mayor
*	Wenceslao Trinidad	2007–2010
13	Antonino Calixto	2010–2019
14	Imelda Calixto-Rubiano	2019–present

Pasig

#	Mayor	Dates in Office	Notes
1	Felipe Benicio Gómez	1902–1904	First municipal president
2	Julio Raymundo	1904–1906
3	José Feliciano	1906–1909
4	Lupo Miguel	1910–1912
5	Francisco Reyes	1912–1915
6	Alejandro Ramos	1915–1918
7	Fortunato Concepción	1918–1921
8	José Pérez	1921–1924
9	Sixto Antonio	1924–1935
10	Cipriano Raymundo	1936–1945	City of Greater Manila Vice Mayor for Pasig (1941–1944)
*	Jorge Vargas	1941–1942	Mayor of the City of Greater Manila
*	León Guinto	1942–1944	Mayor of the City of Greater Manila
11	Bibiano Reynoso	1945–1945
12	Apolonio Santiago	1945–1945
*	Cipriano Raymundo	1945–1946
13	Francisco Legaspi	1946–1951
*	Cipriano Raymundo	1952–1955
14	Emiliano Caruncho	1956–1986
15	Mario Raymundo	1986–1992
16	Vicente Eusebio	1992–2001	First city mayor
17	Soledad Eusebio	2001–2004
*	Vicente Eusebio	2004–2007
18	Robert Eusebio	2007–2013
19	Maribel Eusebio	2013–2016
*	Robert Eusebio	2016–2019
20	Vico Sotto	2019–present

Pateros

#	Mayor	Dates in Office	Notes
1	Cesar Borja	1988–1989	Died in office
2	Jose Capco Jr.	1989–2001
3	Rosendo Capco	2001–2007
4	Jaime Medina	2007–2016
5	Miguel Ponce III	2016–present

Quezon City

#	Mayor	Dates in Office	Notes
*	Manuel Quézon	1939–1939	Acting mayor
1	Tomás Morato	1939–1942	First appointed mayor
*	Jorge Vargas	1941–1942	Mayor of the City of Greater Manila
*	León Guinto	1942–1944	Mayor of the City of Greater Manila
2	Ponciano Bernardo	1946–1949	Died in office
3	Nicanor Roxas	1949–1950	Acting mayor
4	Ignacio Díaz	1950–1953	First elected mayor
5	Norberto Amoranto	1954–1976
6	Adelina Rodriguez	1976–1986
*	Brigido Simón	1986–1987	Acting mayor
*	Reynaldo Bernardo	1987–1987	Acting mayor
*	Elmer Pormento	1987–1988	Acting mayor
*	Leoncio de Perio	1988–1988	Acting mayor
7	Brigido Simón	1988–1992
8	Ismael Mathay Jr.	1992–2001
9	Feliciano Belmonte Jr.	2001–2010
10	Herbert Bautista	2010–2019
11	Joy Belmonte	2019–present

San Juan

#	Mayor	Dates in Office	Notes
1	Claro Castañeda	1905–1906
2	Marcelo Luna	1907–1910
3	Juan Domingo de Mesa	1910–1912
4	Juan Gutiérrez	1912–1916
5	Valentín Ibáñez	1928–1931
6	Graciano Santos	1931–1933
7	Máximo Reyes	1933–1934
8	Engracio Santos	1935–1938
9	Daniel Santiago	1939–1942
*	Jorge Vargas	1941–1942	Mayor of the City of Greater Manila
*	León Guinto	1942–1944	Mayor of the City of Greater Manila
*	Daniel Santiago	1945–1946
10	Engracio Santos	1946–1954
11	Nicanor Salaysay	1954–1955
12	Nicanor Ibuna	1956–1967
13	Braulio Santo Domingo	1968–1969
14	Joseph Estrada	1969–1986
*	Reynaldo San Pascual	1986–1987	Acting mayor
15	Adolfo Santo Domingo	1988–1992
16	Jinggoy Estrada	1992–2001
17	JV Ejercito	2001–2010	First city mayor
18	Guia Gomez	2010–2019
19	Francis Zamora	2019–present

Taguig

#	Mayor	Dates in Office	Notes
1	Feliciano Pagcalinauan	1901–1903	First municipal president
2	Felipe Rayos del Sol	1904–1910
3	Braulio Pagcalinauan	1911–1912
4	Graciano Juta	1912–1916
5	José Pagtakhan	1916–1925
6	Eusebio Santos	1925–1931
7	Cleto Mastrili	1931–1934
8	Artemio Natividad	1934–1942	City of Greater Manila Vice Mayor for Taguig (1941–1942)
*	Jorge Vargas	1941–1942	Mayor of the City of Greater Manila
*	León Guinto	1942–1944	Mayor of the City of Greater Manila
9	Leocadio de León	1942–1945	City of Greater Manila Vice Mayor for Taguig (1942–1944)
*	Pedro Cruz	1945–1945
*	Leocadio de León	1946–1946
10	Pedro Cruz	1946–1947
11	Nicanor Cruz	1948–1951
12	Bonifacio Relón	1952–1955
13	Monico Tanyag	1956–1975
14	Levi Mariano	1976–1986
*	Isidro García	1986–1988
15	Rodolfo de Guzman	1988–1992
16	Ricardo Papa Sr.	1992–1995
17	Isidro García	1995–1998
*	Ricardo Papa Sr.	1998–2001
18	Sigfrido Tiñga	2001–2010	First city mayor
19	Lani Cayetano	2010–2019
20	Lino Cayetano	2019–present

Valenzuela

#	Mayor	Dates in Office	Notes
1	Pío Valenzuela	1899–1901	First municipal president of Polo
2	Nemencio Santiago	1901–1903
3	Rufino Valenzuela	1903–1907
4	Inoc Guansing	1908–1909
5	Melencio Hernández	1910–1912
6	José Serapio	1912–1917
*	Fortunato Rivera	1917–1917	Acting mayor
*	Rufino Valenzuela	1917–1919
7	Tomás de Castro	1920–1922
8	Arcadio Deato	1922–1928
9	Barcenico Espíritu	1928–1931
10	Andrés Fernando	1931–1937
11	Leopoldo Santiago	1937–1940
*	Andrés Fernando	1940–1942
12	Feliciano Ponciano	1942–1943
13	Pedro de Guía	1944–1945
14	Faustino Cruz	1945–1946
15	Florentino Deato	1946–1951
16	Avelino Deato	1952–1955
17	Ignacio Santiago Sr.	1956–1959
*	Florentino Deato	1960–1963	Last mayor of Polo
*	Enrique Bautista	1960–1960	First appointed mayor of Valenzuela carved out from Polo
*	Pío Ángeles	1960–1961
*	Gregorio Marcelo	1961–1962
*	Faustino Lázaro	1962–1963
*	Ignacio Santiago Sr.	1964–1967	First mayor of Valenzuela after amalgamation with Polo
18	Gerónimo Ángeles	1968–1986	First mayor of Valenzuela after annexation to Metro Manila
*	Wilfredo Chongco	1986–1987	Acting mayor
*	Artemio Andrés	1988–1988	Acting mayor
*	Linda Santos	1988–1988	Acting mayor
*	Romeo Llenado	1988–1988	Acting mayor
19	Santiago de Guzman	1988–1995
20	Jose Emmanuel Carlos	1995–2004	First city mayor
21	Sherwin Gatchalian	2004–2013
22	Rexlon Gatchalian	2013–present

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[rules-1] "METROPOLITAN MANILA DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY RULES AND REGULATIONS IMPLEMENTING R. A. 7924, THE LAW CREATING THE METROPOLITAN MANILA DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY". Metropolitan Manila Development Authority. June 8, 1996. Retrieved February 5, 2017.

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