Mayor Min Gyeongseon: "We'll deliver services residents can feel" ... Engages with residents in Hwajeong 2-dong and Seongsa 2-dong

Goyang City Holds the "2026 Open Resident Communication Empathy Talk" in Hwajeong 2-dong and Seongsa 2-dong
Focuses on Issues Affecting Residents' Daily Lives

Goyang Special City Mayor Min Gyeongseon visited Hwajeong 2-dong and Seongsa 2-dong in succession on October 20 and discussed ways to address everyday inconveniences with residents, including pedestrian safety and park maintenance.

Goyang Mayor Min Kyungseon visited Hwajeong 2-dong and Seongsa 2-dong consecutively on the 20th and held the “2026 Open Resident Communication and Empathy Talk.” Provided by Goyang City.

Goyang City said it held the "2026 Open Resident Communication Empathy Talk" in the two neighborhoods that day and heard residents' requests. At the meetings, residents raised local issues, and the city reviewed possible solutions with the relevant departments.

Residents of Hwajeong 2-dong requested the replacement of artificial turf-style tree guards, leveling of uneven surfaces, installation of fences along pedestrian paths, and improvements to safety conditions at the outdoor stage in Hwajeong Central Park. They also proposed building a multipurpose public facility on vacant land in the neighborhood.

In Seongsa 2-dong, residents called for a complete renovation of the restrooms at Byeolmorae Children's Park and the installation of a smart shelter at the bus stop at the entrance to Sinwondang Village. They also discussed installing a shelter at the intersection at the village entrance, as well as creating and maintaining flower beds at the cemetery in Seongra Park.

Mayor Min said, "I moved the mayor's office to the first floor to be closer to the citizens, who are the owners of Goyang City. Although our financial resources are limited relative to the size of our population, we will make use of Goyang City's strengths and assets to deliver public services that residents can feel the impact of."

Meanwhile, Goyang City plans to continue holding the Empathy Talk as it visits all 44 neighborhoods in the city, and to reflect residents' opinions in municipal administration.

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