Daraga, Albay - Government Officials

Government Officials

Elective Officials

Mayor: Hon. Gerry R. Jaucian (2010–present) Vice Mayor: Hon. Carlos V. Baylon (2010–present) Councilors: Hon. Ramon C. Lawenko (2004–present) Hon. Alex L. Comia (2004–present) Hon. Ma. Coleta Isabel M. Tan (2007–present) Hon. Teresa L. Bausa (2007–present) Hon. Salvador L. Llamasares (2010–present) Hon. Joseph M. Espinas (2010–present) Hon. Joey M. Marcellana (2010–present) Hon. Jose Ramelo L. Gumban (2010–present) Hon. Cherry Maria Dolores A. Mayor (ABC President) Hon. Ralph Montallana (SK Federation President)

Appointive Municipal Officials

Sangguniang Bayan Secretary - Pompeyo O. Napay Municipal Planning and Development Office - Marissa C. Pangilinan Municipal Engineer - Engr. Roberto L. Magayanes Municipal Civil Registrar - Manuel M. Andes Municipal Treasurer - Nancy L. Aguilar Municipal Assessor - Grezilda A. Ocampo Municipal Budget Officer - Mercedes V. Taperla Municipal Accountant - Teresita B. Lorete Municipal Health Officer - Dr. Mercy Chua Municipal Social Welfare and Development Officer - Emma Lindio Municipal Agricultural Service Office - Segundina L. Loba General Services Officer - Francisco M. Lleva Market Supervisor - Dante M. Malto Licensing Officer - Nestor M. Gabriel Municipal Librarian - Aileen M. Mayores HRM Officer - Susan S. Llantino Tourism Officer - Cristina Agapita S. Pacres

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