BARANGAY PITOGO
Barangay Pitogo derived its name from a palm plant called “Pitogo” (seen in front of the Barangay Hall) which abound in the area before World War II. Bounded on the North by Guadalupe Nuevo, on the West by Pinagkaisahan, on the South by South Cembo. It has an area of 19.0 hectares, composed of 971 houses having a population of 21,000 with 5,000 families.
The Barangay came into being in 1956 when the Commanding General of the Philippine Army saw the need to provide housing area at the periphery of Fort Bonifacio for Military personnel thus Pitogo was one of the Enlisted men’s Barrio to be created. From then on the influx of AFP families continued to settle one after the other until the whole place became full of houses. The affairs of the Barangay was then being administratively controlled by the Post Commander of Fort Bonifacio. For the first time election of barangay officials was held on May 17, 1982. By the virtue of Proclamation 2475’s 86 as mended by Proclamation 518, seven barangay in Fort Bonifacio situated in the Municipality of Makati open for disposition only then that development in terms of infrastructure, social, economic and political progress started to proceed.
Through the sincere desire and vigorous support of Mayor Jejomar C. Binay, all lots were surveyed free at no cost to the house owners. As of 80% of all lots have original certificate title. 100% of the roads are concreted. New modern High School, Elementary School, Kindergarten, Nursery School Building, Covered Court and Open Basketball court were upgraded and all barangay roads are concreted. Improvement of side street drainages are also being undertaken by the Makati City Administration. With the MAPSA Tanods and Bantay Bayan on 24 hours duty, peace and order adequately maintained, City engineering crews regularly undertaking declogging of drainage and canals. Cleanliness and garbage collection properly attended to drug addiction vigilantly monitored and reduced to its bearest minimum. Health, Nutrition and Day Care services made available by the City of Makati and the Barangay.
Two (2) decades ago, Pitogo was branded as the “Little Tondo” of Fort Bonifacio where hoodlum and several notorious gang thrive. Now it can boast of a peaceful community and gained the honor being the Outstanding Barangay for the year 1991 – 1993.
BARANGAY PITOGO
Barangay Pitogo derived its name from a palm plant called “Pitogo” (seen in front of the Barangay Hall) which abound in the area before World War II. Bounded on the North by Guadalupe Nuevo, on the West by Pinagkaisahan, on the South by South Cembo. It has an area of 19.0 hectares, composed of 971 houses having a population of 21,000 with 5,000 families.
The Barangay came into being in 1956 when the Commanding General of the Philippine Army saw the need to provide housing area at the periphery of Fort Bonifacio for Military personnel thus Pitogo was one of the Enlisted men’s Barrio to be created. From then on the influx of AFP families continued to settle one after the other until the whole place became full of houses. The affairs of the Barangay was then being administratively controlled by the Post Commander of Fort Bonifacio. For the first time election of barangay officials was held on May 17, 1982. By the virtue of Proclamation 2475’s 86 as mended by Proclamation 518, seven barangay in Fort Bonifacio situated in the Municipality of Makati open for disposition only then that development in terms of infrastructure, social, economic and political progress started to proceed.
Through the sincere desire and vigorous support of Mayor Jejomar C. Binay, all lots were surveyed free at no cost to the house owners. As of 80% of all lots have original certificate title. 100% of the roads are concreted. New modern High School, Elementary School, Kindergarten, Nursery School Building, Covered Court and Open Basketball court were upgraded and all barangay roads are concreted. Improvement of side street drainages are also being undertaken by the Makati City Administration. With the MAPSA Tanods and Bantay Bayan on 24 hours duty, peace and order adequately maintained, City engineering crews regularly undertaking declogging of drainage and canals. Cleanliness and garbage collection properly attended to drug addiction vigilantly monitored and reduced to its bearest minimum. Health, Nutrition and Day Care services made available by the City of Makati and the Barangay.
Two (2) decades ago, Pitogo was branded as the “Little Tondo” of Fort Bonifacio where hoodlum and several notorious gang thrive. Now it can boast of a peaceful community and gained the honor being the Outstanding Barangay for the year 1991 – 1993.
BARANGAY CAPTAIN / PUNONG BARANGAY
MARTINIANO L. BAO
1956 – 1960
FRANCISCO LC. OSIAS
1962
SERGIO NAMIAS
1963
FRANCISCO A. MADULID
1964 – 1966
JUSTINO B. GARCIA
1966 – 1973
1973 – 1978
1979 – 1980
MARINO J. AUSTRIA
1973
BENJAMIN A. LLAMERA
1978 – 1979
DIOSCORO V. LAURILLA
1980 – 1982
1982 – 1987
HERMIE S. LLAGAS SR.
1987
DIOSCORO V. LAURILLA
1987 – June 28, 1998
RODOLFO S. DOROMAL
June 29,1998 - November 30, 2010
ENGR. NEMESIO C. ALVIOR
November 30 2010 – November 4, 2022
IVES M. EBRADA
November 4, 2022 - Present
BARANGAY CAPTAIN / PUNONG BARANGAY
MARTINIANO L. BAO
1956 – 1960
FRANCISCO LC. OSIAS
1962
SERGIO NAMIAS
1963
FRANCISCO A. MADULID
1964 – 1966
JUSTINO B. GARCIA
1966 – 1973
1973 – 1978
1979 – 1980
MARINO J. AUSTRIA
1973
BENJAMIN A. LLAMERA
1978 – 1979
DIOSCORO V. LAURILLA
1980 – 1982
1982 – 1987
HERMIE S. LLAGAS SR.
1987
DIOSCORO V. LAURILLA
1987 – June 28, 1998
RODOLFO S. DOROMAL
June 29,1998 - November 30, 2010
ENGR. NEMESIO C. ALVIOR
November 30 2010 – November 4, 2022
IVES M. EBRADA
November 4, 2022 - Present
