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District Chief Lee Sang-gyun Takes 'Brisk Steps' in Field Administration on First Day of Office

Visits Korean Senior Citizens Association Paldal District Chapter, promises communication-focused administration attentive to elderly concernsVisits security checkpoint near residence of sexual assault offender Park Byung-hwa, encourages police
District Chief Lee Sang-gyun (second from right) visits the Korean Senior Citizens Association Paldal District Chapter, listening to the wisdom and voices of the community while promising communication-focused administration. (Photo=Paldal District)
District Chief Lee Sang-gyun (second from right) visits the Korean Senior Citizens Association Paldal District Chapter, listening to the wisdom and voices of the community while promising communication-focused administration. (Photo=Paldal District)

[Suwon Ilbo=Reporter Jung Jun-sung] On his first day in office, July 1, District Chief Lee Sang-gyun visited the Korean Senior Citizens Association Paldal District Chapter (Chapter Director Lee Byung-hak) and Paldal Senior Welfare Center (Director Yun Hak-su) as his first stops for field administration, continuing his commitment to communication.

The district chief plans to conduct business suited to Paldal District's characteristics, which have a higher proportion of elderly residents compared to other districts, while maintaining continuous communication with the district chapter. He will also enhance digital literacy programs and leisure activities at community centers for seniors to prevent them from being marginalized in the digital society.

Additionally, he visited Paldal Senior Welfare Center, which is heavily used by elderly residents, listened to operational challenges, and announced plans to tour the entire facility to closely monitor the well-being of elderly users and provide support to improve the environment so that seniors can use the center comfortably.

District Chief Lee Sang-gyun visits a security checkpoint near the residence of sexual assault offender Park Byung-hwa on his first day in office, July 1, to check operational status. (Photo=Paldal District)
District Chief Lee Sang-gyun visits a security checkpoint near the residence of sexual assault offender Park Byung-hwa on his first day in office, July 1, to check operational status. (Photo=Paldal District)

As part of his field administration work, the district chief visited a security checkpoint near the residence of sexual assault offender Park Byung-hwa, checked operational status, and encouraged the police and auxiliary police officers stationed at the post.

Subsequently, he inspected the Hwasan Underground Underpass with Mayor Lee Jae-jun in preparation for the rainy season, then distributed snacks and beverages to police and auxiliary police officers working to ensure citizen safety during the hot summer, expressing gratitude for their efforts. He also promised support for matters necessary for operating the security checkpoint.

"I matched my first-day field administration schedule by learning from the wisdom and experience of our elderly residents and listening to the voices from Paldal District," said District Chief Lee Sang-gyun. "Paldal District will lead the way in completing a special care city where all residents are happy."

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