History of the Barangay

      In the midst of the Spanish Regine, this place was full of trees, and tall grasses with few inhabitants living. It is somehow home to beautiful Filipina labanderas because of its clean and fresh water running in its riverside location. 

The existence of the Philippine Racing Club (PRC) or also known as Sta. Ana Turf Club in    1937 established popularity and a wide range of opportunities for the Barangay. It is the first  place to hold and introduced a thoroughbred style of horse racing and was also organized for the purpose of using horse breeds of "superior quality" for horseracing with its rival Manila Jockey Club. During the Japanese occupation of the Philippines during World War II, racetrack activities were halted. This was later resumed in 1946 after the war until the year 2009.

The Barangay was named after COMMANDANTE ISIDORO CARMONA, a Filipino commander who led the revolt against the Spaniards during the Spanish regime. Standing along with the name of the Barangay is the characteristic of Isidro that defines Bravery.

The Immaculate Conception Chapel is one of the religious heritage for the pilgrimage of Barangay Carmona that indicates their patron Immaculate Concepcion. Their devotion portrays that Mary was conceived free from original sin. As part of the celebration, women mostly held the feast and walks along with the procession of the patron. The Feast of Immaculate Concepcion is solemnly celebrated every 8th of December.

During '50s until the early '60s, this Barangay was a former sitio of Barangay Tejeros. The late Barrio Captain Milling Mangahas and Emiliano San Pascual and their Barrio Council worked it out until it was finally approved as an independent Barangay during the same period. Today, we enjoy the blessings of their efforts and we continue our endeavor to improve this Barangay for good.

        As years passed by, Barangay Carmona continued to develop after their loss of the Philippine Racing Club (PRC) in 2009. The club then entered into a joint venture agreement with Ayala Land and its subsidiary. Alveo Land, in 2011 for the development of the property. The development of the area consists of shopping malls, lanes, condominiums, events grounds etc.

Vision

To ensure and maintain a highly developed community that will carry the envision of sustainability, resiliency, and being responsive to basic services and be able to protect the constituents at all levels.

Mission

          The Barangay Government of Carmona will pave the way for the creation of a sustainable economy; providing opportunities for its citizenry to become productive, maintain peace and order, deliver basic services and have responsible civil servants attend to the call of its citizenry.