Osan City Launches "On-Site Response Task Force" for High Oil Price Damage Support Fund... Applications Accepted from the 27th

Osan City Forms Task Force Led by Vice Mayor
All-Out Efforts to Minimize Confusion in High Oil Price Support Fund Applications
Designation of On-Site Managers and Expansion of Visiting Application Services

Osan City in Gyeonggi Province (Mayor Lee Gwonjae) announced on April 23 that it is strengthening its on-site response system to ensure citizens can apply for relief funds without inconvenience, in line with the government's high oil price damage support policy.

Osan City (Mayor Lee Kwonjae) is strengthening its on-site response system to ensure that citizens can apply for government support funds without inconvenience, in line with the government's policy to assist with high oil price damages. Provided by Osan City

According to the city, the "high oil price relief fund" will be provided to citizens in the bottom 70% income bracket, with the first round of applications accepted from April 27 to May 8.

Advance preparations have also been made to reduce the initial concentration of civil complaints and on-site confusion during the application period. The city established a task force led by the vice mayor, held the first meeting of on-site managers, and hosted a meeting with district heads to review application and reception preparations as well as the allocation of personnel. Staff training and response manuals were also updated.

Based on these preparations, the city is operating its on-site response system. Each department is responsible for its designated area, supporting the application process at local administrative welfare centers, and sharing duties related to civil complaints and personnel management.

Measures for vulnerable groups are also ongoing. The city plans to expand its "visiting application service" to assist elderly citizens and people with disabilities who have difficulty moving, allowing them to apply from home. Dedicated personnel in each district will identify eligible recipients in advance and provide both phone guidance and door-to-door application support.

In particular, during the first application period, the city will focus on providing visiting application services for vulnerable groups and will strengthen on-site management to ensure that no eligible recipients are overlooked in the payment process.

Vice Mayor Yoon Youngmi stated, "We are operating an on-site response system to prevent administrative welfare centers from being overwhelmed with work," adding, "We will make sure that every single citizen receives the support they are entitled to."

She continued, "We will expand the visiting service for vulnerable groups who have difficulty moving."

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