History

Originally a 12-hectare barren marshland of more than 200 residential bungalows for middle-income families constructed in the late 1950's, Barrio San Antonio was created in pursuant to Republic Act No.2370 or the Barrio Charter of June 1959.

Republic Act No.3590, also known as the Barangay Charter created Barangay San Antonio of Pasig City. Its territorial jurisdiction include Antonio Village (12-hectare) and certain portions of Ortigas Center (62-hectare), with a total land area of 74 hectares.

At present, Barangay San Antonio is the home of Ortigas Center Business District, Philippine Stock Exchange, University of Asia & the Pacific, Discovery Suites, Astoria Plaza, Development Academy of the Philippines, National Economic and Development Authority, various high-rise condominiums, office buildings, and residential spaces.

Vision

A dynamic, eco-friendly, and highly-urbanized community with empowered citizens, constantly striving to achieve excellence guided by integrity and good governance.

Mission

Committed towards carrying out the vision of Pasig City Government through substantial services, pioneering initiatives, and sustainable collaborations with various sectors of society.

Barangay Officials

Spearheaded by its Punong Barangay Thomas Raymond Lising and assisted by the Barangay Council — Cynthia Milo, Melvin Villaruz, Rachel Marie Rustia-Olarte, Justin Lanz Galang, Enidel Venus La Putt, Ma. Pauline Blando, Fe Aguilar, and Justin Garde — Barangay San Antonio is committed to bring a community of people united in purpose and equally involved in achieving its goals and in delivering basic services for the common good of its people.

The Barangay Government
& Organizational Structure

Thomas Raymond U. Lising

is the Barangay Captain of San Antonio, Pasig City.

Known for his inclusive banner #servicewithaSMILE, he has dedicated more than 18 years in public service. He began at the age of 27 when he was first elected as Kagawad in 2007. He was then re-elected for Kagawad twice, garnering the most number of votes during those three terms; and served as Co-Chairman for Health and Sanitation Committee.

During the Barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan Elections of 2018, he was elected as Barangay Captain of San Antonio, the most highly urbanized community in Pasig City and home to about 25,000 Pasigueños.

Sangguniang Barangay

THOMAS RAYMOND U. LISING

Punong Barangay
Chairman: All Standing Committees

NIXON O. ALFEREZ

Barangay Secretary

ROSALIN S. SUROPIA

Barangay Treasurer

EVARISTO P. RUPISAN

Sangguniang Barangay Member Co-Chairman:
Barangay Development Council
Committee (BDCC); Barangay Peace
and Order Committee (BPOC);
Barangay Anti Drug Abuse Committee (BADAC);
Chairman: Bids and Awards Committee (BAC)

JUSTIN LANZ R. GALANG

Sangguniang Barangay Member Co-Chairman:
Barangay Ecological Solid Waste Management
Committee (BESWMC); Clean and Green;
Bids and Awards Committee (BAC)

RESTITUTO T. SISTOSO, JR.

Sangguniang Barangay Member Co-Chairman:
Barangay Disaster Risk Reduction
Management Committee (BDRRMC);
Committee on Infrastructure
Development and Research

RACHEL MARIE S. RUSTIA-OLARTE

Sangguniang Barangay Member Co-Chairman:
Barangay Health and Nutrition
Committee (BHNC); Committee on
Appropriation, Ways and Means

ENIDEL VENUS T. LA PUTT

Sangguniang Barangay Member Co-Chairman:
Committee on Tourism,
Culture and Arts

MA. PAULINE L. BLANDO

Sangguniang Barangay Member Co-Chairman:
Committee on Education; Barangay Council for
the Protection of Children (BCPC); Committee
on Women, Children and Family