Gwanak-gu Audit Officer Environmental Patrol Team Renamed to 'Juminbulpyeon Patrol Team'

Proactive Measures Including Random Patrols, Planned Patrols, and Special Patrols to Minimize Resident Inconvenience

[Asia Economy Reporter Jongil Park] Gwanak-gu (Mayor Park Junhee) changed the name of the Audit Officer's Environmental Patrol Team to the "Resident Inconvenience Patrol Team" on the 15th.

This is part of a commitment and determination to proactively identify and resolve residents' inconveniences in advance.

The Resident Inconvenience Patrol Team divides the entire district into five zones and patrols every day without fail to resolve residents' inconvenience issues in advance.

Additionally, seasonal and sector-specific themes are selected for planned patrols, and special patrols are conducted when implementing projects involving on-site work, to early detect and address various hazards and factors that degrade urban aesthetics occurring in the surroundings.

The planned patrols focus on seven areas: public facility quarantine status, harmful factors in child protection zones, park facility safety, illegal cameras and hygiene in public restrooms, bicycle facilities, public parking facilities, and snow removal measures inspection, conducting intensive patrols accordingly.

Mayor Park Junhee stated, "The term 'Environmental Patrol Team' is broad and may not clearly convey the team's duties from the residents' perspective, so we changed the team name to 'Resident Inconvenience Patrol Team' to indicate it is a dedicated patrol organization proactively addressing residents' inconveniences. We will strive to create a safe and pleasant Gwanak through more active and administrative demand-oriented preemptive patrols."

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