Changwon Special City, Public and Private Sectors Join Hands to Ensure Safe Tap Water Supply

Formation of Public-Private Council... Exploring Measures to Enhance Safety and Reliability of Cheongasu

Changwon Special City formed the Changwon City Tap Water Management Public-Private Council for the safe supply of tap water on the 29th and held its first meeting.

[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters, Reporter Song Jong-gu] On the morning of the 29th, Changwon Special City in Gyeongnam formed the Changwon City Tap Water Management Public-Private Council for the safe supply of tap water and held its first meeting.

At the first meeting, the appointment ceremony of the council members, the election of the chairman, and detailed discussions on the operation plan of the public-private council were conducted.

The Tap Water Management Public-Private Council consists of a total of 11 members: three members each from civic groups and experts, and five public officials including the head of the Waterworks Office. The appointed members will serve as council members for two years starting from January 1 of next year.

The council will hold regular meetings twice a year and convene extraordinary meetings when agenda items arise. The members will perform roles such as monitoring water quality from the inflow raw water to the purified water stage and making recommendations for facility improvements to ensure the safe supply of tap water.

Mayor Hong Nam-pyo stated, “By forming this Tap Water Management Public-Private Council, an official platform for communication regarding safe tap water supply measures has been established,” and added, “Through the operation of the public-private council, we will do our best to meet citizens’ expectations for clean and safe tap water supply.”

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