Busan Gijang-gun Operates 'Visiting On-site Civil Service Office'

Busan Gijang-gun will operate the 'Visiting On-site Civil Service Office' again this year to communicate and empathize with residents, following 2022.

The On-site Civil Service Office is scheduled to tour five eup/myeon administrative welfare centers from the 13th to the 17th to directly listen to vivid voices from the field and share major issues of county administration.

On the 13th, Jeong Jong-bok, the head of Gijang-gun, visited key project sites in Jeonggwan-eup and then held a session at Jeonggwan-eup Administrative Welfare Center to listen to residents' suggestions and respond.

Regarding major issues in Jeonggwan-eup such as ▲relocation of the NC Medi medical waste incineration plant ▲construction of the Sports Healing Park playground ▲establishment of a bypass road in the Jangan residential district, residents' opinions were heard, with the county head responding directly and department heads providing supplementary explanations.

The 'Visiting On-Site Civil Service Office' is in operation.

Jeong Jong-bok, head of Gijang-gun, said, "We will listen carefully even to small voices and actively reflect valuable opinions in county administration," adding, "We will carry out county administration that communicates and empathizes with residents."

He continued, "The responsible departments should take care of residents' suggestions, review them from various and positive perspectives, and devote all administrative efforts to resolving the issues."

The Visiting On-site Civil Service Office will continue dialogues with residents in the order of Jangan-eup on the 14th, Gijang-eup and Ilgwang-eup on the 15th, and Cheolma-myeon on the 17th.