Namyangju City's 'In My Hands Namyangju' Service Surpasses 300,000 Subscribers... Establishing Itself as a Citizen Communication Channel

[Suwon Ilbo=Eom In-yong Reporter] Namyangju City announced on the 27th that cumulative subscribers to its citizen-focused city administration information text message service 'In My Hands Namyangju' has surpassed 300,000.

'In My Hands Namyangju' is a service that delivers major city policies, events, and practical living information via text messages, and anyone can use it conveniently without installing a separate app or logging in.

The service is sent weekly focusing on △culture, performances, and sports △welfare programs △support projects and living information △health and hygiene news and other categories with high citizen preference, and is receiving strong response by quickly providing useful information for real life.

In a recent user satisfaction survey, 94% of all respondents evaluated the service positively, and 74% of subscribers responded that they have had actual experience participating in city administration through the service.

The city assessed through this that 'In My Hands Namyangju' is establishing itself as a practical information platform that helps provide substantial information.

Subscription is available through the city's website or through eup, myeon, and dong administrative welfare centers, and recently a convenient subscription method using QR codes has also been introduced, further improving accessibility.

The city plans to strengthen the operation of 'In My Hands Namyangju' service on the occasion of surpassing 300,000 subscribers.

The city plans to diversify the composition of text content and provide city administration policies and living information tailored to policy demands by season, thereby improving so citizens can receive city administration information more easily and efficiently.

Won Kyung-hee, Spokesperson, said "We are grateful that as many as 300,000 citizens have been paying attention to city news through 'In My Hands Namyangju,'" and added "Going forward, we will continue to improve service quality to provide practical information that citizens can feel."