Barangay Sampinit
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Barangay Officials
Danilo U. Famoso
Punong Barangay
Franceine Erich D. Villariez
SK Chairperson
Barangay Kagawad
Leonila G. Famoso
Nilo Y. Millena
Rene S. Pailano
Yolanda L. Herbert
Beato A. Espende
Evelio S. Lobrido
Arman V. Maquirang
SK Kagawad
Froilan D. Dormido
Joan B. Villarte
Ahiezer Paul S. Flores
Vincent S. Villarin
Franz Michael A. Alelojo
John Karl S. Alison
Rickson John C. Jayawon
Barangay Secretary
Michelle Y. Lavadia
Barangay Treasurer
Sherlyn F. Banaag
SK Secretary
Hurry D. Magbanua
SK Treasurer
Vince Kenzo M. Rodriguez
The place is named after a kind of grass with thorny vines, “sampinit” that thrived in the swamps around the Barangay.
Prior to the famous revolution led by General Juan Anacleto Araneta on November 5, 1898, Sampinit was part of the pueblo known as Bago. The first cluster of families lived in what was known as Sitio Pinanuy-an.
