Pocheon City Holds "Pledge Implementation Evaluation Committee Appointment and Consultation Meeting"

Pocheon City (Mayor Kim Jong-cheon) held a pledge implementation evaluation committee appointment and consultation meeting on the 28th of last month at the city government meeting room with approximately 40 attendees including heads of departments, divisions, and institutes, department heads in charge of pledge projects, and 8 members of the pledge implementation evaluation committee.

The pledge implementation evaluation committee operates as a special subcommittee of Pocheon City's Policy Committee. It is composed of 8 representatives from citizens and experts in related fields to provide consultation on pledge matters and evaluate faithful implementation. The first appointment ceremony was held on this day.

The sixth Pocheon mayor's pledges have been finalized at 60 projects across 8 major sectors including education and administrative innovation, and are being promoted. For large-scale, long-term pledge projects, a solid foundation will be established, and short-term projects will be pursued expeditiously to make an all-out effort in pledge implementation.

The pledge implementation evaluation committee members emphasized, "While implementing pledge projects is important, citizens' satisfaction with individual projects and feedback on them are also very important matters, so when implementing pledges, these should be complemented and promoted." All 8 committee members presented various opinions on the pledge implementation plan.

Mayor Kim Jong-cheon of Pocheon stated, "I hope all pledge projects bear good fruit without wavering, but if pledges cannot be fulfilled, I will boldly withdraw them, and I will lead municipal administration while thinking together about what substantial impact pledge projects will have on citizens' lives," and added, "I will do my best to actively gather the constructive and good opinions of the evaluation committee and reflect them in various forms in the development of municipal administration."