Hwaseong Special City Achieves 81% Civil Complaint Processing Rate 100 Days After Launching Four District Offices... Eliminating Administrative Blind Spots

Hwaseong Marks 100 Days Since Launch of Four District Offices
43% of City Workforce Now Deployed to Field Agencies
Accelerating Development of Tailored Specialization Plans for Each District Office

Hwaseong Special City in Gyeonggi Province is ushering in a new era of “ultra-close administrative services” centered on citizens, marking 100 days since the launch of its four-district office system. The city is maximizing administrative efficiency while channeling all its administrative capabilities into creating youth jobs and revitalizing local cultural hubs.

Yoon Sungjin, Acting Mayor of Hwaseong Special City, is presiding over the report meeting on the 100-day achievements and challenges of the district office opening of Hwaseong Special City held on the 12th at the City Hall Situation Room. Photo by Hwaseong City

On May 12, Hwaseong Special City announced the achievements of its four-district office system, highlighting a dramatic improvement in access to administrative services. Previously, it took an average of 1 hour and 30 minutes to travel from each region to city hall, but since the launch of the district offices, this travel time has been reduced to within 30 minutes. As a result, there has been a significant improvement in accessibility for citizens.

In particular, the speed of civil complaint processing is noteworthy. The city has assigned 1,394 officials—representing 43% of its total staff—to field administrative agencies, thereby expanding the administrative workforce in direct contact with citizens. From February to April 2025, the average processing rate for field civil complaints was just 23.1%. However, since the establishment of the district offices, the average processing rate has soared to 81.1% compared to the previous year.

This demonstrates that a stable, community-centric administrative system has been established, allowing citizens to have their civil complaints addressed more swiftly at nearby district offices.

Hwaseong Special City plans to continue improving its organizational and personnel management so that the four-district office system can be firmly established. The city also intends to develop long-term specialized development plans for each district office, further advancing a tailored administrative system that reflects the unique characteristics and administrative needs of each region.

Yoon Sungjin, Acting Mayor of Hwaseong Special City, stated, "The 100th day since the launch of the four district offices is a meaningful milestone that confirms the transition to a citizen-centered administrative system is yielding tangible results on the ground. We will continue to deliver administration that is closer, faster, and more meticulous, so that citizens can truly feel the improvements in their daily lives."

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