Ulsan Dong-gu promotes 48 pledge projects in 5 major areas, including expansion of labor welfare fund loans and designation of late-night pharmacies

Ulsan Dong-gu announced on the 6th that it will promote 48 pledge projects in 5 major areas, including the operation of a base emergency care center and ‘1,000 Won convenient breakfast meals’ for students.

In the economic sector, the labor fund loan limit will be increased from the current 10 million won to 15 million won, and a plan is being promoted to relax the support criteria so that even workers whose income has decreased by more than 50% can apply.

In order to alleviate financial difficulties, we plan to propose an increase in the autonomous district adjustment grant ratio to Ulsan City.

In the welfare field, from June next year, existing care facilities will be utilized to provide emergency and niche care services to elementary school students aged 6 to 12, 365 days a year.

We are also pursuing the designation of the region's first late-night pharmacy, the introduction of a public health center proxy system, a pilot project for a long-term care home medical center, and the relocation of the Dong-gu Senior Club's Bangeojin Cultural Center.

In the field of education, one middle and high school will be selected next year to pilot the '1,000 Won Convenience Meals for Students' project, which will provide breakfast twice a week during the semester.

In the field of tourism, a tourism belt will be created connecting Daewangam Park and Ilsan Beach.

We are promoting the creation of light art at Daewangam and Seuldo Parks and making Ilsan Beach a nighttime attraction, and developing stay-type tourism products that link marine leisure experiences with local commercial districts and lodging companies.

In the safety field, two children's parks and 17 small parks in residential areas will be renovated by next year.

The residential environment will also be improved by repairing streetlights and old sidewalks in Nammok and Jujeon and resurfacing side roads.

Dong-gu plans to hold a briefing session on the detailed implementation plan of the pledges this afternoon to discuss the annual implementation schedule for each project, budget investment plan, and problems in the implementation process.

District Mayor Cheon Ki-ok said, "The 100 days since taking office were a time to examine Dong-gu's pending issues and find a new direction amid poor financial conditions and disaster crisis. Now, I will boldly reduce unnecessary things and focus my capabilities on projects that are essential to residents to create changes that residents can feel."