Open Dialogue with the Mayor Held at Hanbit Village Complex 5 in Paju
Listening Directly to Residents' Voices on Site
Kim Kyung-il, Mayor of Paju City, held a mobile mayor’s office at the Hanbit Village Complex 5 Grand Banquet Hall on the 1st and candidly discussed daily inconveniences and improvement measures with the residents.
On the 1st, Kim Kyung-il, Mayor of Paju City, held a mobile mayor's office at the Hanbit Village Complex 5 Grand Banquet Hall to discuss daily inconveniences and improvement measures with residents. Photo by Paju City
About 20 residents of Hanbit Village Complex 5 attended the meeting and freely shared the inconveniences they experience in daily life and their wishes. The mayor listened attentively to each resident’s story and promised to seek practical solutions.
The residents presented various opinions, including ▲ the need to reduce repair costs and conduct regular pre-inspections of the automatic collection facilities ▲ request to extend the left-turn signal time at the main gate ▲ expansion of walkway lighting around the main gate gatehouse ▲ installation of parking enforcement cameras in front of the convenience store at the main gate ▲ reorganization of lane guide lines in front of the main gate ▲ expansion of support for low-income elderly households ▲ improvement of walkways around the main gate ▲ replacement and improvement of the Osol Overpass elevator.
Paju City plans to collaborate with relevant departments to prepare practical solutions for the discussed issues.
Mayor Kim Kyung-il of Paju City said, "The opinions directly given by the residents are the most valuable policy data," and added, "We will continue to listen to voices from the field through the mobile mayor’s office and carry out city administration together with the citizens."
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