Hwaseong City Appoints 26 Citizens as Honorary Inspectors

On the 7th, Hwaseong City appointed 26 citizens as honorary inspectors at the City Hall Situation Room, serving as sentries for "clean Hwaseong."

The honorary inspectors appointed that day were selected from citizens recommended by township and district heads, with 12 of them being newly appointed.

Going forward, they will participate in comprehensive audits in townships, districts, and neighborhoods, and engage in various activities for municipal development, including addressing inconveniences in citizens' lives and regularly reporting illegal and improper administrative matters.

During a meeting held after the appointment ceremony, officials provided explanations on the honorary inspectors and major municipal governance updates, and shared past activities while discussing future directions and roles.

Hwaseong City Mayor Chae In-seok said, "I look forward to the active roles of honorary inspectors who are leading the way in implementing clean governance in Hwaseong City."

Hwaseong City introduced the "honorary inspector system" in 2008 to expand monitoring of pending issues and public participation in municipal audits.