Goyang City Council to Inspect 35 Key Facilities Ahead of Administrative Work Audit

Site Inspections by Standing Committees from September 4 to 10
Review of Budget Execution and Facility Operations

Goyang City Council in Gyeonggi Province (headed by Chairperson Kim Misoo) will inspect 35 key business sites and public facilities in the jurisdiction ahead of the 2026 administrative work audit scheduled for November this year.

View of Goyang City Council. Provided by Goyang City Council

On September 2, the Goyang City Council announced that from September 4 to September 10, each of its four standing committees—Planning and Administration, Environment and Economy, Construction and Transportation, and Culture and Welfare—will conduct on-site inspections.

This inspection aims to enhance the effectiveness of the administrative work audit by directly reviewing the progress of major municipal projects, the adequacy of budget execution, and the actual operation of facilities.

The Planning and Administration Committee will visit nine locations on September 4 and 7, including the Goyang Autonomous Community Support Center, Goyang Research Institute, President Kim Dae-jung's Former Residence Memorial Hall, and Goyang Urban Management Corporation.

The Environment and Economy Committee will also inspect the operation status of ten locations during the same period, including the Drone Anchor Center, Goyang Agricultural and Seafood Distribution Center, Environmental Energy Facility, and Goyang Cultural Creation Hub.

The Culture and Welfare Committee will visit ten sites on September 7 and 8, such as Naeyudong Comprehensive Welfare Center, Deokyang Senior Welfare Center, Ilsandong-gu Public Health Center, and the Tan-hyeon Sports Center construction site, to assess welfare infrastructure operations and track construction progress.

The Construction and Transportation Committee is set to focus on six places on September 9 and 10, including Gangmae and Hyeoncheon Drainage Pump Stations, Todang Culture Platform, Changneung New Town project site, and Ilsan Water Quality Restoration Center.

The city council plans to use the findings not only to evaluate the safety of facilities and convenience for citizens but also to carefully review any causes of project delays and budget waste as part of the administrative work audit documentation.

Members of the standing committees stated, "We will thoroughly inspect citizen facilities and key business sites with the mindset that on-site visits provide the answers," adding, "We aim to ensure that the administrative work audit goes beyond pointing out issues and offers policy alternatives that citizens can truly feel."

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