Hapcheon County Strengthens Citizen-Centered Administration... Establishes Action Plan for Handling Proposals

603 cases to be reflected in the supplementary budget... Step-by-step implementation and systematic management plan
Handling plans finalized by type, including completed cases, long-term review, and transfers to other institutions

Hapcheon-gun in South Gyeongsang Province announced on the 25th that it held a briefing session in the small conference room of the county office to report on plans for handling the proposals received during the "2026 Dialogue with Citizens."

This briefing session was organized to systematically review a total of 833 proposals submitted through the Dialogue with Citizens and to establish practical implementation measures.

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By sector, there were 314 cases in the agricultural sector, including farm road paving and maintenance of irrigation and drainage channels; 140 cases in small-scale projects, such as the maintenance of roads and village access roads; 227 cases in the safety sector, including disaster prevention; 94 cases in the sector of improving resident convenience, such as resolving transportation inconveniences and installing sports facilities; and 58 cases in other sectors, including tourism revitalization.

Each department established specific handling plans after on-site inspections and interviews with the proposers. As a result, the proposals were classified into 40 cases completed, 603 cases for which additional budget allocations were requested, 83 cases to be referred to higher-level agencies or transferred to other institutions, 69 cases for long-term review, and 38 cases deemed impossible to implement. The county plans to promote projects requiring budget allocations in stages over multiple years and to systematically manage mid- to long-term review items by establishing step-by-step plans.

In particular, the county plans to provide detailed explanations to the proposers regarding handling plans and implementation schedules, thereby enhancing trust in the administration and further strengthening communication with citizens.

County Mayor Kim Yooncheol stated, "For projects such as the restoration work from last year's heavy rain damage and agricultural projects that need to be implemented before the farming season, please set clear priorities and move them forward quickly," adding, "We will actively reflect the voices of our citizens in county governance and bring about changes that our citizens can truly feel."

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