Jungangdong District of Yeoju City Holds "Second Monthly Banjanghoe Meeting in February" with Vice Mayor for On-Site Communication

[Suwon Ilbo=Reporter Eom In-yong] Jungangdong District of Yeoju City (District Chief Shim Woo-bong) held its second monthly banjanghoe meeting on the 26th at the Jungangdong Administrative Welfare Center, sharing local issues and practicing on-site communication-focused governance.

The meeting was attended by approximately 30 people including Vice Mayor Kim Gwang-deok, District Chief Shim Woo-bong, Captain Jung Ji-nam of the Hongmun Police Substation of Yeoju Police Station, and village heads from each neighborhood, who exchanged diverse opinions on major issues facing Jungangdong District.

The meeting began with remarks and a dialogue with village heads by Vice Mayor Kim Gwang-deok, who recently took office.

Vice Mayor Kim directly listened to the village heads' difficulties and local issues, conveying his commitment to continue on-site communication-focused governance.

Meanwhile, the meeting also addressed △key municipal policies and announcements △sharing livelihood-focused administrative information △regional safety and residents' inconveniences, and Jungangdong District plans to continue realizing resident-centered administration through regular communication forums going forward.

Lee Sung-woo, chairman of the banjanghoe council, said, "I express my gratitude to Vice Mayor Kim for visiting Jungangdong despite his busy schedule and listening to the voices of the village heads," and added, "Going forward, village heads will continue to serve as a strong bridge connecting residents and the administration."

District Chief Shim Woo-bong stated, "Thanks to the active cooperation and dedication of the village heads, Jungangdong District administration is operating smoothly," and said, "Moving forward, we will cherish every small voice from the field and further strengthen communication and cooperation."

Vice Mayor Kim Gwang-deok said, "I deeply appreciate the efforts of the village heads who work on the front lines of administration and closest to residents," and added, "I will actively reflect the valuable opinions heard at today's site into municipal policies and pursue administration that citizens can tangibly experience."