Anseong-si Hosts 'Second Half Year Eup-Myeon-Dong Policy Sympathy Talk'

Touring 15 Regions Until the 19th
Mayor Kim Bora: "We Will Listen to Citizens' Voices"

Anseong City in Gyeonggi Province announced on the 3rd that it has started the '2024 Second Half Eup-Myeon-Dong Policy Sympathy Talk' to communicate with citizens about city administration.

Kim Bora, Mayor of Anseong City, is giving a greeting to residents at the Policy Sympathy Talk held at Iljuk Nonghyup on the 3rd.
[Photo by Anseong City]

The 'Eup-Myeon-Dong Policy Sympathy Talk' is the second event held this year following the first half. Mayor Kim Bora began visiting 15 eup, myeon, and dong areas in person starting from Iljuk Nonghyup on the 3rd to gather various opinions from citizens and reflect them in policies.

Mayor Kim said, "As the 8th elected administration reaches its halfway point, Anseong has risen to an important position in various fields such as the semiconductor industry, cultural tourism, transportation, and welfare. We will do our best to listen to the voices of citizens to enhance the achievements of the projects we have been promoting and to implement policies that meet citizens' expectations."

The city plans to review the difficulties raised by citizens during this Policy Sympathy Talk through the relevant departments and reflect them in next year's main budget.

The event schedule is as follows: ▲ 3rd Iljuk-myeon (Iljuk Nonghyup) ▲ 4th Samjuk-myeon (Samjuk Nonghyup) ▲ 8th Seoun-myeon (Seoun-myeon Temporary Office) ▲ 9th Bogae-myeon (Bogae-myeon Resident Autonomy Center) ▲ 10th Yangseong-myeon (Administrative Welfare Center) and Wongok-myeon (Administrative Welfare Center) ▲ 11th Anseong 1-dong (Art Hall Cultural Salon) ▲ 12th Anseong 2-dong (Art Hall Cultural Salon) ▲ 15th Daedeok-myeon (Daedeok Nonghyup) and Geumgwang-myeon (Administrative Welfare Center) ▲ 16th Miyang-myeon (Administrative Welfare Center) and Gongdo-eup (Administrative Welfare Center) ▲ 17th Gosam-myeon (Gosam Nonghyup) ▲ 19th Anseong 3-dong (City Central Library) and Juksan-myeon (East Anseong Citizen Welfare Center).