MUNICIPAL OFFICIALS
Atty. Johnielle Keith P. Nieto, JD
THE MAYOR
Mayor Kit P. Nieto, now serving as the Mayor, was previously the Mayor of Cainta for three consecutive terms, elected in 2013, 2016, and 2019.
During his nine-year tenure, Mayor Kit was instrumental in elevating Cainta to the status of the richest municipality in the Philippines. Under his leadership, Cainta gained national recognition, being named the Overall Most Competitive Municipality by the National Competitiveness Council in the years 2016, 2017, 2019, 2020, and 2021.
The municipality also consistently ranked 1st in Government Efficiency, Economic Dynamism, and Infrastructure during those years—solidifying Cainta’s reputation as a benchmark for excellence in local governance.
Hon. Ace Bernardo Servillon
THE VICE MAYOR
Ace Servillon is a three-term Vice Mayor, having served as such in 2019 and 2025 with Mayor Keith Nieto, and again in 2022 with Mayor Elen Nieto.
He is also a former councilor, having served three (3) consecutive terms, in 2010, 2013 and 2016. During his term as councilor, he headed the following committees:
2010 - 2013
Ways and Means
Inventory and Audit
2013 - 2016
Rules and Ordinances
Finance and Appropriations
Youth and Sports
Council Pro Tempore
2016 - 2019
Rules and Ordinances
Finances and Appropriations
Council Pro-Tempore
COUNCILORS
Hon. Wilfredo C. Felix
Hon. Leofoldo P. Garcia, Jr.
Hon. Manuel S. Jacob, Jr.
Hon. Sitti Nuraisha S. Kiram
Hon. Snooky D. Malicdem
Hon. Rom C. San Juan
Hon. Felipe A. Sauro
Hon. Ezekiel L. Tajuna
EX-OFFICIO REPRESENTATIVE
Hon. Janice Gomez Tacsagon-Curia
ABC President / Ex-Officio Municipal Councilor
Hon. Janice Gomez Tacsagon-Curia has had a remarkably long and decorated tenure as the Punong Barangay (Barangay Chairwoman) of Barangay Sto. Domingo—one of the largest and most rapidly growing urban neighborhoods in Cainta, Rizal.
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2014–2018: First Term
Assumed office mid-term on March 24, 2014, succeeding the late Chairwoman Rufina Sulit. Her initial years focused on administrative continuity, neighborhood stability, and establishing local micro-livelihood workshops. -
2018–2023: Second Term
Secured her first full mandate via public election in May 2018. This extended term was heavily defined by spearheading grassroots pandemic health initiatives, localized food relief distributions, and community safety collaborations. -
2023–Present: Third Term
Re-elected during the October 2023 Barangay Elections. This current term marks her highest administrative milestones, leading her community to pass the National Seal of Good Local Governance (SGLGB) and claiming provincial awards for justice mediation.