HISTORY OF GUIMBA


Guimba is a 1st class municipality in the province of Nueva Ecija, Philippines. According to the latest census, it has a population of 96,116 people in 19,207 households. It was incorporated by the King of Spain by virtue of a royal decree in 1897.
Municipal Elected Official ( 2007 - present )
Jose Francis Stevens M. Dizon, Mayor
Nestor A. Bernardino (2010-present), Vice Mayor
Councilors:
1.      Gavino "Jun" M. Lacson Jr.,
2.      Florante "Tony" D. Agapito,
3.      Edgardo "Gary" P. Mangalino,
4.      Casimiro Galapon Jr.,
5.      Pedro Cabatbat,
6.      Eric Mateo,
7.      Lino "Jay-ar" Padre Jr.
8.      Ronnie T. Samson

Municipal Department Head:
1.      Restituto Cabato - Mun. Budget Officer
2.      Alvin Padre - Mun. Accountant
3.      Oscar Palomo - HRMO III,
4.      Agueda Santos - Mun.Treasurer
5.      Felix David - Mun. Engineer
6.      Lina Garampil - Mun. MSWD
7.      Rodolfo de Guzman - Cashier,
History
            During World War II, the Imperial Japanese military forces entered and occupied in Guimba on 1942. Combined U.S. and Philippine Commonwealth military forces liberated the town of Guimba on 1945 and ended World War II.
            At daybreak January 26, to August 15, 1945, advance reconnaissance units of the American troops under the U.S. Army 6th Infantry Division and aided the local Filipino soldiers of the Philippine Commonwealth Army 2nd, 22nd, 25th and 26th Infantry Division liberated Guimba and, within hours, established outposts nine miles farther to the east along the Licab River and La Paz. After the Second World War.
Guimba is politically subdivided into 64 barangays.
Agcano
Ayos Lomboy
Bacayao
Bagong Barrio
Balbalino
Balingog East
Balingog West
Banitan
Bantug
Bulakid
Bunol
Caballero
Cabaruan
Caingin Tabing Ilog
Calem
Camiing
Cardinal
Casongsong
Catimon
Cavite
Cawayan Bugtong
Consuelo
Culong
Escano
Faigal
Galvan
Guiset
Lamorito
Lennec
Macamias
Macapabellag
Macatcatuit
Manacsac
Manggang Marikit
Maturanoc
Maybubon
Naglabrahan
Nagpandayan
Narvacan I
Narvacan II
Pacac
Partida I
Partida II
Pasong Intsik
Saint John District (Pob.)
San Agustin
San Andres
San Bernardino
San Marcelino
San Miguel
San Rafael
San Roque
Santa Ana
Santa Cruz
Santa Lucia
Santa Veronica District (Pob.)
Santo Cristo District (Pob.)
Saranay District (Pob.)
Sinulatan
Subol
Tampac I
Tampac II & III
Triala
Yuson

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