Osan Mayor Cho Yong-ho Holds First Administrative Reports…Strengthening Implementation of Campaign Pledges

[Suwon Ilbo=Reporter Kim Gap-dong] Osan City announced on the 11th that it has begun its first major administrative reports for the 9th popularly elected term, launching efforts to inspect campaign pledge projects and major municipal issues.

The administrative reports began on June 9th with the Department of Welfare and Education, Central Library, Vehicle Registration Office, and Osan Education Foundation, and will continue sequentially through June 15th covering all departments. These sessions were arranged to inspect the progress of major municipal issues and campaign pledge projects by department, and to jointly discuss implementation strategies for each project.

Through departmental administrative reports, the city plans to inspect the implementation direction of core projects for the 9th popularly elected term and concentrate administrative capacity on delivering outcomes that citizens can directly feel.

In the first administrative report, the city inspected the elimination of welfare blind spots and strengthening of the welfare safety net, as well as ways to expand welfare services that citizens can experience. In the education sector, implementation plans for operating educational programs linked with local enterprises were also discussed.

The city also jointly inspected with Pyeongtaek City the review of burial facility development, expansion of job opportunities for the disabled, establishment of 24/7/365 care systems, support for slow learners, provision of women's hygiene products, promotion of reading culture, and improvements to vehicle registration civil services—all issues closely related to citizens' daily lives.

The administrative reports will continue sequentially through June 15th, covering all departments including Public Relations and Audit, Economy and Culture, Planning and Finance, Health, Environment, Civil Administration, Urban Housing, and Citizen Safety.

Based on these reports, the city plans to strengthen the implementation of core projects aimed at realizing five major municipal governance objectives: citizen-centered administrative city, sustainable growth economic city, intergenerational harmony educational city, pleasant safe city, and well-connected city, concentrating administrative capacity on delivering outcomes citizens can experience.

Mayor Cho Yong-ho stated, "Administrative reports should not merely share current issues, but should become a process of jointly creating implementation strategies so citizens can feel the change," and added, "Please meticulously inspect each campaign pledge and major project one by one, approaching this with a sense of responsibility so that results can translate into substantial benefits for citizens' lives."