Mapo-gu District Mayor Yoo Dong-gyun visited the community centers of Yonggang-dong, Hapjeong-dong and Mangwon 1-dong on Friday, continuing the second round of "Dialogue with Residents" for 2026. The series began Wednesday in Sinsu-dong and has now covered nine of the district's 16 neighborhoods, passing the halfway mark.
During the sessions, Mapo-gu has been sharing the outcomes of complaints submitted through its "Barobaro Sotongpon" instant-communication service, as well as updates on resident proposals submitted in July.
Department directors briefed residents directly on the progress of requests raised in July, including landscaping improvements at the Tojeong interchange in Yonggang-dong, redevelopment and reconstruction plans in Hapjeong-dong, and efforts to ease parking shortages and improve pedestrian paths around Mangwon Market in Mangwon 1-dong. For matters still requiring further review or action, officials also outlined the remaining steps and future plans.
"I wanted to tell residents directly how far along the issues they raised in July have come," Yoo said. "I hope today can be a time of open communication — please feel free to share any questions or anything else you would like to discuss."
Mapo-gu plans to visit the remaining seven neighborhoods by Nov. 20 to complete the dialogue series.
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