Mayor of San Fernando, Pampanga

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Mayor of San Fernando City, Pampanga
Vilma Caluag.png
Incumbent
Vilma Caluag
since June 30, 2022
AppointerElected via popular vote
Term length 3 years, not eligible for re-election immediately after three consecutive terms
Formation1755

The mayor of San Fernando (Filipino : Punong Lungsod ng San Fernando) is the head of the local government of the city of San Fernando City, Pampanga who is elected to three year terms. The Mayor is also the executive head and leads the city's departments in executing the city ordinances and improving public services. The city mayor is restricted to three consecutive terms, totaling nine years, although a mayor can be elected again after an interruption of one term. [1]

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Capitanes Municipales

  • Vidal de Arrozal – 1755
  • Tiburcio Cunanan – 1756
  • Vidal de Arrozal – 1757
  • Luis Catacutan – 1758
  • Juan David – 1759
  • Juan Yutuc – 1760
  • Domingo de Vera – 1761
  • Nicolas Capati – 1762
  • Tomas Aquino – 1763
  • Miguel de los Angeles – 1764
  • Agustin Dizon – 1765
  • Manuel Manaloto – 1766
  • Francisco Bautista – 1767
  • Miguel David – 1768
  • Nicolas Dizon – 1769
  • Mariano Singian de Miranda – 1770
  • Mateo David – 1771
  • Bernardo de Anunciacion – 1772
  • Francisco David – 1773
  • Agapito Singian – 1774
  • Vicente Concepcion – 1775
  • Eugenio Yutuc – 1776
  • Juan Lingat – 1777
  • Juan Lacson – 1778
  • Vicente Concepcion – 1779
  • Jose de Arrozal – 1780
  • Nicolas Tuason – 1781
  • Carlos Catacutan – 1782
  • Vicente David – 1783
  • Lucas David – 1784
  • Antonio Alonso del Rosario – 1785
  • Regino de Castro – 1786
  • Sebastian Manarang – 1787
  • Bernabe Pamintuan – 1788
  • Juan Dizon – 1789
  • Manuel Miranda – 1790
  • Vicente Dayrit – 1791
  • Nicolas Tuason – 1792
  • Jose de los Angeles – 1793
  • Vicente Quizon – 1794
  • Angel Pantaleon de Miranda – 1795
  • Vicente Dayrit – 1796
  • Jose Cunanan – 1797
  • Juan Lacson – 1798
  • Carlos Catacutan – 1799
  • Vicente Dizon – 1800
  • Jose Ocson – 1801
  • Agustin David Lising – 1802
  • Jose Concepcion – 1803
  • Raymundo David – 1804
  • Ignacio David de Miranda – 1805
  • Severino Henson – 1806
  • Juan Crisostomo Paras – 1807
  • Domingo Henson – 1808
  • Leon de Vera – 1809
  • Vicente de Castro – 1810
  • Gregorio Singian – 1811
  • Ignacio de Miranda – 1812
  • Miguel Catacutan – 1813
  • Francisco Pamintuan – 1814
  • Severino Henson – 1815
  • Agustin David Lising – 1816
  • Bernardo David – 1817
  • Bernardo Tinio – 1818
  • Eriberto Yutuc – 1819
  • Vicente de Castro– 1820

Alcaldes Municipales

Gobernadorcillos

  • Vicente Dizon – 1825
  • Manuel Pasion Henson – 1826
  • Anacleto del Rosario – 1827
  • Vicente David Lising – 1828
  • Vicente Dizon – 1829
  • Pablo Ocampo – 1830
  • Doroteo Dizon – 1831
  • Mariano Yutuc – 1832
  • Manuel Pasion Henson – 1833
  • Gregorio Tuason – 1834
  • Blas Borja – 1835
  • Doroteo Dizon – 1836
  • Agustin Pamintuan – 1837
  • Agustin Cuyugan – 1838
  • Juan Dayrit – 1839
  • Raymundo David – 1840
  • Macario Yutuc – 1841
  • Matias Quiason – 1842
  • Pedro Lacsamana – 1843
  • Bernardino Singian de Miranda – 1844
  • Serapio Singian de Miranda – 1845
  • Mariano Arceo – 1846
  • Agustin Cuyugan – 1847
  • Guillermo Henson – 1848
  • Bernardino Singian de Miranda – 1849
  • Agustin Pamintuan – 1850
  • Gregorio David – 1851
  • Maximo Feliciano – 1852
  • Paulino Paras – 1853–1854
  • Agustin Lacson – 1854–1855
  • Simon Henson – 1855–1856
  • Cosme Lacson – 1856–1857
  • Candido Froilan Dizon – 1857–1858
  • Florentino Dayrit – 1858–1859
  • Manuel Pasion Henson – 1859
  • Jose Navarro (accidental) – 1859
  • Victor David – 1860
  • Manuel de Ocampo – 1860–1861
  • Bernardino Singian de Miranda – 1861–1862
  • Guillermo Henson – 1862–1863
  • Aniceto Yusi – 1863–1864
  • Simon Henson – 1864–1865
  • Juan Quiason – 1865–1866
  • Julian Buison – 1867–1868
  • Benigno de Ocampo – 1868–1869
  • Isidro Teopaco – 1869–1870
  • Domiciano Tison – 1870–1871
  • Florentino Dayrit – 1871–1872
  • Eustaquio Ricafort – 1872–1873
  • Pedro Paras y Castro – 1873–1874
  • Bernardino Singian de Miranda – 1874–1875
  • Julian Buison – 1875–1876
  • Anacleto Hizon – 1877–1879
  • Catalino Henson – 1879–1880
  • Mariano Custodio – 1880–1881
  • Saturnino Henson – 1881–1882
  • Florentino Dayrit – 1882–1883
  • Pedro Paras – 1883
  • Domiciano Tison – 1884–1885
  • Francisco X. Panlilio – 1885
  • Anacleto Hizon – 1886–1887
  • Teodoro Limjuco – 1887–1889
  • Gregorio Tioleco – 1889–1890

Presidentes Municipales

Alcaldes

Municipal Presidents

  • Francisco S. Hizon – 1901
  • Mariano J. Leon Santos – 1902–1903
  • Juan Sengson – 1904
  • Eulalio Castro – 1905–1906
  • Vicente Tiomico – 1906–1907
  • Pedro Teopaco – 1908–1909
  • Clemente Ocampo – 1910–1912
  • Antonio B. Abad Santos – 1916–1921
  • Jose M. Valencia – 1922–1927
  • Antonio B. Abad Santos – 1928–1931
  • Jose M. Valencia – 1932–1934

Municipal Mayors

  • Urbano D. Dizon – 1934–1937
  • Vivencio Cuyugan – 1938–1942
  • Rodolfo P. Hizon – 1942–1945
  • Vivencio B. Cuyugan – 1945
  • Rodolfo P. Hizon – 1946–1955
  • Mariano P. Castro, Sr. – 1955
  • Miguel G. Baluyut – 1956–1959
  • Jose C. Quiwa – 1960–1967
  • Levi Panlilio – 1967–1969
  • Virgilio L. Sanchez – 1969–1971
  • Luis Gopiao – 1971
  • Armando P. Biliwang – 1972–1980
  • Amante S. Bueno – 1980–1982
  • Vicente A. Macalino – 1982–1983
  • Virgilio L. Sanchez – 1983–1986
  • Paterno S. Guevarra (appointed) – 1986–1987
  • Rodolfo P. Canlas (appointed) – 1987–1988
  • Paterno S. Guevarra – 1988–1995
  • Rey Aquino – 1995–2001

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