Honorable Robert RDC Hofmann

Honorable Robert RDC Hofmann

Mayors Council of Guam

Mayors Council of Guam

Honorable Robert RDC Hofmann

Robert RDC Hofmann, the esteemed Mayor of Sinajaña, Guam, is a true community leader with roots deeply embedded in the fabric of his hometown. Born to music teachers †Albert Hofmann and Maria Cecilia Dela Cruz Crisostomo, and stepfather, †Joaquin Perez Crisostomo (Familian Bejong) Robert grew up in an environment brimming with creativity and dedication to service. His family, including siblings Edward, Alisa, and Norbert, and a wide network of extended relatives, have played a significant role in shaping his values. Robert's lineage is rich with cultural heritage. He is the grandson of †Albert and †Kreszenia Hofmann from Lochen, Austria, and †Francisco “Don Paco” Muna Dela Cruz (Familian Koho/Tun Pepe Eulogio) and †Carmen “Meling” Romualdez Dela Cruz, founders of the Guam Academy of Music Arts.
 
This diverse background has undoubtedly influenced his approach to leadership and community service. Married to Jenee Santos Taitano (Familian Kalistro) of Ordot, Robert is a devoted family man with three daughters: Hailey, Haydn, and Holland. His commitment to family mirrors his dedication to Sinajaña, where he has been a prominent figure in local government. His political journey began as the Vice Mayor in 2004, and his passion for public service quickly propelled him to the position of Mayor in 2012. Remarkably, he has been re-elected unopposed in the subsequent elections of 2016, 2020, and 2024
 
Under his leadership, Sinajaña has undergone a remarkable transformation. Robert's initiatives in infrastructure, public safety, health, and cultural preservation have earned the moniker “Urban Renewal Part 2.” He is currently spearheading projects like the Sinajaña Village Marketplace and the new Central Fire Station, drawing in development and private investment. Robert's agenda is ambitious, focusing on education-based programs, social justice, environmental sustainability, and poverty prevention. His influence extends beyond Sinajaña; as Vice President of the Mayors’ Council of Guam and a key figure in the Guam Visitors Bureau, where he champions local culture and tourism, highlighting the island’s unique heritage.
 
Even before his political career, Robert was actively involved in community service, particularly through various ministries at Saint Jude Thaddeus Catholic Church. Today, his roles span various organizations, including the Interagency Council on Homelessness Poverty Prevention, the Guam Beautification Task Force, and the nonprofit Guma Mami, where he serves as President. Robert's extensive experience within Guam's Legislative and Executive branches has equipped him with the insights needed to serve his community effectively. His contributions have garnered numerous awards and recognitions, celebrating his impact on the island's youth, elders, and religious community. Passionate about the future and community engagement, Robert
 
Traditional Village Name: Sinahanna • Population: 2,611
• Village Flower: Millionaire Bougainvillea