Gwangmyeong Mayor Park Seung-won Opens "Our Neighborhood Mayor's Office" in Gwangmyeong District 7 for Close Communication

Mayor Park Seung-won of Gwangmyeong visited Gwangmyeong District 7 on the 20th and opened the second "Our Neighborhood Mayor's Office" of the year, exchanging opinions with residents in attendance.

At this meeting, Mayor Park promised to reflect resident opinions comprehensively in city administration.

On this day, Mayor Park began with a report on local issues and then visited ▲an SK construction site ▲held separate parents' meetings at Gwangmyeong South Elementary School and Gwangmyeong Munhwa Elementary School ▲participated in specialized projects by the district's social welfare council ▲visited a senior center, where he heard diverse resident opinions and inspected local issues.

For his first schedule, Mayor Park visited the SK Communications Center construction site, where he examined resident concerns about electromagnetic waves and related civil complaints, and listened to voices from the field.

Mayor Park stated, "I will carefully examine the concerns and inconveniences raised by residents, and work with related departments to verify safety issues based on objective data so that residents can have peace of mind."

He then held sequential parents' meetings with parents from Gwangmyeong South Elementary School and Gwangmyeong Munhwa Elementary School, listening to their suggestions regarding improvements to the educational environment and safe commuting.

Mayor Park stated, "I will actively cooperate with relevant institutions so that students can receive education in a safe and pleasant environment, and will make efforts to improve the educational environment."

He also carefully examined the welfare sector. Mayor Park visited the site of Gwangmyeong District 7's Social Welfare Council side dish support project, participated in sharing activities for vulnerable populations, and emphasized the importance of public-private cooperation in discovering and supporting struggling neighbors in the community.

Finally, he visited the Gwangmyeong Prugio Centberge Senior Center, asked about the well-being of the elderly, and heard their suggestions. The seniors requested additional support for side dish service assistant activity fees, and Mayor Park responded that he would review it positively, considering the intensity of the work and working conditions of the food service assistants.