[Suwon Ilbo=Reporter Park Chan-hyuk] Uiwang City operated the '33rd Mobile Mayor's Office' on the 13th at the volunteer center education hall in Gocheon-dong Community Center, creating a forum for communication with volunteers.
Approximately 50 people attended the event, including volunteers dedicated to serving the local community and officials from the comprehensive volunteer center. Various difficulties and opinions experienced by volunteers were discussed, and active suggestions were made to further promote volunteer activities.
On this day, volunteers made various suggestions for promoting volunteer activities, including △requests for cooking spaces for volunteer organizations △expansion of benefits for volunteers △expansion of rest spaces for volunteer center users.
Additionally, time was set aside to inform attendees about urban development projects being pursued by the city, the status of support projects for each sector, and major project plans for 2024, which received significant positive response from attendees.
Meanwhile, Uiwang City's 'Mobile Mayor's Office' is scheduled to operate for various associations and organizations seeking communication. The city's policy is to share field difficulties and actively reflect them in city administration. The city will also periodically review the handling status of submitted requests through reports and share implementation results with citizens through individual notifications and postings on the city's website.
Mayor Kim Sung-je of Uiwang City stated, "There is no place beyond the reach of volunteers' hands in helping neighbors, disaster recovery, and volunteer skills donation," and added, "I sincerely appreciate the volunteer work and dedication at no cost, and the city will do its best to promote volunteer activities."