Mayor john rey tiangco biography definition

Tiangco was born into a middle-class family on November 21, 1967 in Manila. On June 30, 1998, Tiangco seated as the Mayor due to electoral protest to Cipriano Bautista and seated as the Vice Mayor again on February 1, 1999.

On May 12, 2000, Cipriano Bautista died, resulting in Tiangco becoming the incumbent mayor until June 30, 2001.

Tiangco ran for re-election with his running-mate Lutgardo Cruz but Patrick Joseph Javier (Ind.) won the Vice-mayoral seat.

He helped his parents by working at the early age with his brother John Rey Tiangco, the present mayor of Navotas City. And built many houses for free in Tanza, Navotas.

Tiangco joined United Nationalist Alliance facing the new name in Politics, Icoy de Guzman former Balut vendor.

Tiangco served as the state witness of the impeachment trial.

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He focused on the issues of garbage, and the beatification of Navotas City Hall, many were amazed by the new and improved City Hall.

Fifth Term and Last Term (2007-2010)

In 2007, Navotas become a city, resulting in Tiangco becoming the first City Mayor. During those years the City Government of Navotas, headed by the City Mayor John Reynald Tiangco, received support funds from DILG.

Toby Tiangco, led to rapid progress of their government projects. Several buildings were constructed in Navotaas Homes such as the day care center donated by Are You Ready Foundation and Volunteers' Multi-Purpose Hall from BDO Corporation.

Programs regarding business were very successful as 1,000 people participated in the very 1st Youth Entrepreneurship Summit and 1st Women Entrepreneurship Summit.

2,004 Navoteños were able to find jobs on the annual Mega Job Fair spearheaded by the Navotas Hanapbuhay Center.

Health centers were also renovated for the sake of Navoteños and women were able to avail free pap-smears to ensure their well-being.

The very first Computer Outreach Learning program was launched together with 4 COOL Mobiles that roves around Navotas to teach students and citizens basic knowledge and skills on computers.

These included the highest award given by COA (Commission on Audit)  – the Unqualified Opinion — in 2015, 2016 and 2017 as utmost proof of responsible local government spending. Through dedication and passion when it comes to public service, the Tiangco brothers still gained the trust of the Navoteños. By August 2014, construction of the hospital has already started.

In 2016, his governance was able to reduce the crime rate in Navotas by 50%.

During his term as mayor, Navotas won a number of awards.

He worked as the Assistant Operation Manager at the Engineering & Maintenance Department of Trans-Pacific Journey Fishing Corporation from 1991 to 1994 and was promoted as the General Manager in 1994 and Executive Vice-President in 1996. He has also filed HB No. 877 or the Teachers Incentives Act that aims to increase salaries of public school teachers and non-teaching personnel, in addition to giving them incentives.

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His career has been praised as a “fresh brand of public service.”

Mayor of Navotas
As the former Mayor of Navotas, he devoted his administration’s efforts and resources to the immediate necessities of the Navoteños such as: Health, Education, Livelihood, Peace and Order and Housing (HELPH).

His first term as mayor was regarded as highly beneficial for Navoteños, as the partnership and cooperation with his brother, then Cong.

He assumed office in June 30, 2010 after then Mayor, Toby Tiangco finished his three consecutive term. Tiangco also worked as the Chief Executive Officer at the Pacific Tomich Corporation.

Tiangco first sat as the vice-mayor of Navotas in early 1998. Kindergarten-on-Wheels was also launched in 2012 to pave way for kindergartens who cannot attend proper schooling.

The One Stop Health Benefits Booth was installed in Navotas City Hall Lobby where Navoteños can apply and claim Navotas Hospitalization Program green cards.

Moreover, 26 pumping stations were built to ensure that Navotas City will be flood-free.

And not but not the least, Takbo ni Juan, Para sa Iskolar ng Bayan has been successful again after around 2,000 participants showed their support for the scholars of Navotas City.

Navotas City received the Seal of Good Housekeeping from the Department of the Interior and Local Government in 2011, 2012, 2014, and 2015.

The Takbo ni Juan, Para sa Iskolar ng Bayan has been a huge success with Mayor John Rey Tiangco personally donating 500,000 pesos for the bright future of the youth of Navotas.

Mayor John Rey Tiangco prioritizes the welfare of the Navotenos and look after their every needs. He is the son of Restituto B. Tiangco and Erlinda M.

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