Gurye-gun, 2nd Supplementary Budget of 416.2 Billion Won Established... 102.2 Billion Won Increase

COVID-19 Response and Flood Recovery Focus
County Governor Kim Sun-ho: "Efforts for Rapid Normalization Through Flood Recovery Projects"

[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Yuk Miseok] Gurye-gun, Jeollanam-do (Governor Kim Sunho) announced on the 10th that it has prepared the second supplementary budget proposal of 416.2 billion KRW this year and submitted it to the Gurye-gun Council.

The second supplementary budget proposal of the county increased by 102.2 billion KRW compared to the original budget.

The general account increased by 101.8 billion KRW to 410.8 billion KRW compared to the original budget amount, and the special account increased by 400 million KRW to 5.4 billion KRW.

The county prepared the supplementary budget focusing on COVID-19 response and support for vulnerable groups, revitalization of the local economy, and flood damage restoration projects.

Major projects for COVID-19 response include △ 200 million KRW for operation of COVID-19 vaccination centers and screening clinics △ 340 million KRW for COVID-19 overcoming farming support voucher projects △ 240 million KRW for COVID-19 overcoming hope job projects.

To revitalize the local economy, the budget includes △ 400 million KRW for support in issuing local love gift certificates △ 2.2 billion KRW for urban regeneration New Deal projects (central downtown type) △ 850 million KRW for improvement of the alignment of County Road No. 4.

Major pending projects include △ 200 million KRW for feasibility study service for the creation of Natural Dream healing and healing cluster △ 490 million KRW for additional disaster support funds for flood-damaged houses △ 71.6 billion KRW for flood restoration budgets for public facilities such as cultural and arts centers, social welfare centers, water intake and purification plants, and sewage treatment facilities.

Governor Kim Sunho said in the supplementary budget proposal explanation, “The biggest goal of Gurye-gun administration this year is to return to ordinary daily life,” and added, “Since 70% of this supplementary budget is for flood restoration, we will focus on rapid normalization and permanent restoration.”

Meanwhile, the second supplementary budget proposal is scheduled to be finalized after deliberation and resolution at the 280th Gurye-gun Council extraordinary session held from the 10th to the 18th.

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