Pyeongtaek City Urges Public to Use 'Gonggongnuri' Shared Public Resources

[Suwon Ilbo=Reporter Seo Dong-young] Pyeongtaek City announced on the 16th that it is providing residents with information on shared public spaces in the city through the 'Gonggongnuri' website operated by the Ministry of the Interior and Safety.

'Gonggongnuri' is an integrated portal for a national public resource sharing service launched in March to allow citizens to easily find and reserve available resources such as facilities and goods opened during idle hours by central government agencies, local governments, and public institutions.

The city currently manages a total of 77 shared resources. Facilities within eup-myeon-dong administrative welfare centers, libraries, and agricultural technology centers include multipurpose rooms, auditoriums, conference rooms, training facilities, sports facilities, and parking lots.

Citizens wishing to use these facilities can register on Gonggongnuri (www.eshare.go.kr), check facility operating hours, reservation methods, and other details by region and type, and then submit an application. Some resources may be unavailable due to COVID-19, so advance confirmation is necessary.

A city official said, "We plan to continuously manage, discover, and expand new shareable resources for citizens' convenience. We hope you will show great interest and actively use these services."