'Construction Site, Meal Service, and Staff Meeting' on the First Day of Isuhee, Gangdong-gu Mayor's Third Year in Office

"I Will Implement Field-Oriented Administration That Communicates"

Lee Su-hee, Mayor of Gangdong-gu, is serving meals and conversing with elderly residents at the Gangdong Senior Welfare Center. Provided by Gangdong-gu.

On the 2nd, Gangdong-gu, Seoul announced that District Mayor Lee Soo-hee began the first day of her third year in office on the 1st with a field-centered "Day of Livelihood Administration," prioritizing residents' safety and directly communicating with them.

On the same day, Mayor Lee visited the "Pungseong-ro Road Expansion Construction Site," which is underway to ensure smooth traffic flow around Olympic Park Foreon in Dunchon 1-dong (formerly Dunchon Jugong Apartment), scheduled for occupancy this November. At the site, Mayor Lee carefully inspected the major progress of the construction and urged caution to prevent any safety accidents as the rainy season has begun.

She then volunteered to serve meals at the Seoul Metropolitan Gangdong Senior Welfare Center, spending time communicating and expressing gratitude to the elderly. Living with her mother, who is in her eighties, Mayor Lee personally served food on trays and checked on the health and well-being of the seniors during the hot summer. After the volunteer activity, she shared a meal with welfare center staff and volunteers, exchanging opinions on improving senior welfare.

Additionally, Mayor Lee did not forget to express her gratitude to the Gangdong-gu office employees who have worked with her for the past two years. She visited various departments, delivering rice cakes and beverages purchased from traditional markets and held meetings with the staff.

Mayor Lee Soo-hee said, "I am grateful to the residents who gave me the opportunity to work over the past two years and to the employees who have worked together for the development of Gangdong-gu. I will continue to listen attentively to the voices of the residents with humility and strive to carry out field-centered administration that communicates with them."