Sancheong-gun, Making Every Effort to Secure National Budget for Residents' Long-Standing Projects

Kim Chang-deok, Deputy Governor, Visits Central Government Ministries

Proposes Six Items Including Current Issues and Disaster Prevention Projects

Sancheong-gun, Gyeongnam is making every effort to secure national funding for residents' long-awaited projects. According to Sancheong-gun on the 12th, on the 10th, Kim Chang-deok, the deputy governor, and others visited the Ministry of the Interior and Safety.

This visit was made to secure special grant funds for the first half of the year, including securing resources for local pending projects and disaster prevention projects.

On that day, Deputy Governor Kim explained the feasibility of six projects, including pending projects and disaster prevention projects, and requested support for the special grant funds.

Kim Chang-deok, Deputy Governor of Sancheong County, Gyeongnam, is seen visiting the Ministry of the Interior and Safety to explain projects aimed at securing national funding.

The proposals included ▲the Danseong emergency water supply network construction project (2.5 billion KRW) ▲Sancheong-gun aged water purification plant maintenance project (900 million KRW) ▲Yangcheon (Wonji) riverside walking trail maintenance work (300 million KRW) as pending projects, and ▲Chang-an farm road (hazardous road) maintenance work (1 billion KRW) ▲Paetbatgol reservoir repair and maintenance project (300 million KRW) ▲Samgeo village small bridge reconstruction project (700 million KRW) as disaster prevention projects.

Prior to the visit, Deputy Governor Kim conducted on-site inspections of the projects proposed to the Ministry of the Interior and Safety. In particular, through thorough inspections of projects deemed essential to residents, he emphasized the necessity of the projects and requested national funding support.

Sancheong-gun plans to accelerate efforts to secure local allocation tax and national budget following this visit to the Ministry of the Interior and Safety.

Deputy Governor Kim said, “To resolve local issues and secure government budgets, it is most effective to directly visit related central government departments and frankly discuss the necessity of projects and difficulties in implementation,” adding, “We will always work hard to secure budgets by actively engaging in projects that improve the quality of life for residents.”

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