Suwon Metropolitan Council Concludes 403rd Extra Session...People-Oriented Supplementary Budget Finalized
[Suwon Ilbo=Reporter Jung Jun-seong] The Suwon Metropolitan Council held the second plenary session of the 403rd extra session on the 29th, concluding its 17-day session schedule.
During this extra session, the council processed a total of 16 agenda items, including the first supplementary budget for fiscal year 2026 and several ordinances.
In the plenary session, the council processed △the ordinance on the operation and management of academic research projects of the Suwon Metropolitan Council △the ordinance on improving integrity and preventing corruption in Suwon △a partial amendment to the basic human rights ordinance of Suwon.
Subsequently, the council processed △the ordinance on private expert participation and support for city administration △the ordinance on fostering and supporting physical artificial intelligence industry △the agreement for private operation of Suwon Community Care Centers Nos. 23, 24, and 25, and other items.
Additionally, the council passed with amendments the first general and special account revenue and expenditure supplementary budget for fiscal year 2026.
The council approved as originally proposed the plans for changes in the operation of the Love of Hometown Fund, Outdoor Advertisement Development Fund, Infrastructure Installation Fund, and Social Welfare Fund.
The council also addressed the matter of expressing opinions on the designation of the redevelopment and maintenance district for the Uman Apartment Complex Redevelopment Project.
Meanwhile, during the second plenary session of the 403rd extra session held on the 29th, council members and executive officials jointly wore hanbok and performed a promotional card section performance for the 'Suwon Year of Visits.'
The event was planned to widely promote the '2026-2027 Suwon Year of Visits' and to reaffirm the values of respect, consideration, and cooperation between the council and executive branch, as well as between ruling and opposition parties.




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