Hampyeong County Implements 'Neighborhood Walk with Residents' for Communication-Oriented Administration

Scheduled to Visit Around 80 Villages by November

Jeonnam Hampyeong County is operating "A Neighborhood Walk with Residents," which tours over 80 villages until November to strengthen direct communication with residents. Provided by Hampyeong County

Hampyeong County, Jeollanam-do announced on the 20th that it will operate the 'Neighborhood Walk with Residents,' visiting around 80 villages by November to strengthen direct communication with residents.

The 'Neighborhood Walk with Residents' was established to actively collect and promptly resolve residents' inconveniences and suggestions, aiming to realize a communicative administration.

Hampyeong County plans to visit one or two villages per week, communicating with residents in eight villages each month. In particular, villages with pending local projects or those in need of administrative support will be prioritized.

At the first visit to Daedeung Village in Suho-ri, Hampyeong-eup, attendees included Hampyeong County Mayor Lee Sangik, the village chief, the head of the senior citizens' association, other resident representatives, and villagers. Department heads in charge of pending projects and the town mayor also participated, listening to residents' concerns and seeking solutions.

Starting with the operation of the 'Neighborhood Walk with Residents,' Hampyeong County plans to focus on strengthening communication with residents by directly visiting villages, listening to their opinions, and discussing solutions to their suggestions.

Lee Sangik, Mayor of Hampyeong County, stated, "We have created an opportunity to communicate directly with residents on-site rather than holding a formal briefing, seeking practical solutions. We will not overlook even the smallest voices of residents and will actively reflect them to realize a trustworthy administration."

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