Guri City Conducts Second On-Site Inspection of Completed Campaign Pledges

[Suwon Ilbo=Eom In-yong Reporter] Guri City conducted a second on-site inspection of completed campaign pledge projects on the 27th, presided over by Mayor Baek Kyung-hyun.

The 8th popular election term campaign projects comprise a total of 142 projects across 10 fields including 'a city good for raising children,' 'a city where families are all healthy,' and 'a city where my life changes.' To date, 100 projects have been completed, achieving a fulfillment rate of 70.4%.

The five projects subject to this second inspection are: ▲re-attracting a large supermarket to the Guri Distribution Complex Market ▲installation and operation of an astronomical observatory at the Inchang Library ▲creation of a dedicated athletic space for the elderly ▲construction of a par golf course in the water storage facility of the Acheon Stormwater Pumping Station ▲establishment of the Bang Jung-hwan Library. These projects span diverse fields including education, welfare, sports, and convenience of living, and drew attention as projects focused on effects that citizens can experience in their actual daily lives.

In particular, these visited sites are facilities expected to have high citizen usage rates following completion or have provided substantial impact in improving local conditions. Accordingly, the city did not merely complete the projects but carefully examined on-site how the projects are actually operating and whether there are any deficiencies in the operational process.

Meanwhile, the city acquired SA grade, the highest rating for two consecutive years following 2024, in the '2025 National Basic Local Government Head Campaign Pledge Implementation and Information Disclosure Evaluation' hosted by the Korea Manifesto Practice Headquarters.

Mayor Baek Kyung-hyun stated, "Campaign pledges are the most fundamental promise I make as mayor to the citizens," and added, "The fulfillment of pledges should be evaluated not by slogans or figures, but by answers to what substantial changes have actually occurred in citizens' lives. Going forward, I will continue to engage in administration that communicates with citizens while personally conducting fieldwork."