Gyeonggi Province Allocates 2.2 Billion Won in Special Adjustment Grants to Namyangju

[Suwon Ilbo = Reporter Um In-yong] Namyangju City has been allocated 2.2 billion won in the first special adjustment grants from Gyeonggi Province for 2025.

The allocation was announced through the office of Rep. Choi Min-hee (Democratic Party, Namyangju District A), Chair of the Parliamentary Committee on Science, Technology, Information and Broadcasting Communications.

On the 6th, Rep. Choi announced the confirmed budget will be directed toward parking facility expansion, renovation of tourism and leisure facilities, new road construction, park environmental improvement, and repairs of aging facilities.

Once the budget is executed, it is expected to contribute to revitalizing the local economy and improving residents' quality of life.

In detail, 600 million won will be invested in constructing an underground public parking lot beneath the water park in Pyeong-naedong to enhance residents' transportation convenience and renovate tourism facilities.

Additionally, the funds will be used for the Mongolian Culture Village revitalization project (400 million won) and urban planning road Jungno 3-339 construction related to urban regeneration new deal projects (300 million won).

For residents to enjoy more pleasant leisure activities, the budget includes △construction of eco-friendly forest walking paths and seasonal gardens at Mulmalsum Arboretum (300 million won), △construction of barefoot walking paths at Naebang-ri forest roads (300 million won), and △environmental improvement projects at Jinyeong Park (100 million won). The budget also includes △automation facility installation project for flood prevention at Homan Stream entrance/exit blockades (200 million won).

Rep. Choi Min-hee stated, "Through the confirmation of these special adjustment grants, we expect substantial benefits for local economic revitalization and improvement of residents' quality of life," and added, "Going forward, I will communicate with residents and carefully address regional development and community-focused pending projects."