Recently, many residents living in the Xintianhong residential area found that a lot of surveillance cameras have been added to the basketball court in the community, weaving a "protective net" for them to prevent and control public security, and at the same time, the north gate has also been opened, making the daily travel of residents more convenient.
In the morning, the reporter came to the basketball court in the Xintianhong residential area and saw that cameras had been installed around the basketball court. Many residents said that this site is a good place for them to walk, exercise, and walk their babies, especially at night, when there are more people. This time, 22 new surveillance cameras were installed in the community, covering the entire basketball court to ensure that there were no dead ends in the monitoring.
At the same time, the Xintianhong Neighborhood Committee of Zhujing Town learned through visits and surveys that residents have higher demands for opening the north gate that has never been used. With the tripartite linkage of the neighborhood committee, the property and the developer, the long-awaited north gate of the residents has finally opened.
Zhu Honghui, who lives in the fourth phase, told reporters that she used to go around most of the community every time she went out of the community, but now after the north gate is opened, it is much more convenient for her, "We live relatively close to the north gate, and we used to travel around."
It's three or four kilometers away, and now it's more convenient to go out and buy groceries."
Xu Fengying, deputy secretary of the general party branch and director of the neighborhood committee of Xintianhong Residential Area in Zhujing Town, said: "Next, for the speed bumps and other problems reported by residents, we will work with the property to carry out micro-renovation of the main road of the community to further facilitate the travel of residents." ”
Reporter |Lv Yao, Ni Yanqing.
Correspondents |Wu Junwei.
Photography |Xu Huan.
Edit |Wang Man (Xi).
Editor-in-charge |Yu Luoyin, Yu Lanting.