Major’s Remarks:
1. During summer vacation, it is crucial to prioritize the dietary health of students, children, and adolescents. The Public Health Bureau, Education Bureau, and other relevant bureaus and departments are urged to promote food hygiene and continue conducting food safety inspections. The Tainan City government has announced digital meal vouchers for underprivileged children. Eligible schoolchildren from underprivileged families, assessed by social workers as needing meal support, can redeem up to NT$80 worth of meals at 656 locations across Tainan City using their electronic stored value cards. We extend our appreciation to major convenience stores and boxed meal shops for their services in providing essential support to disadvantaged children and alleviating the burden on their families.
2. In celebration of Tainan’s 400th anniversary, the Cultural Affairs Bureau, Water Resources Bureau, Public Health Bureau, Urban Development Bureau, Education Bureau, and Agriculture Bureau have sequentially organized special exhibitions showcasing Tainan City’s advancements in public infrastructure at various stages. Relevant bureaus are encouraged to reinforce the message, not only highlighting the creativity and efforts of the organizers but also effectively promoting the dedication of past mayors and city governments and emphasizing Tainan's distinctive characteristics compared to other cities. This aims to foster a sense of urban pride through collaborative promotion across bureaus and departments.
3. Regarding the "division of operation and maintenance responsibilities for existing parks (including featured playground equipment)," the Public Works Bureau is tasked with reducing the frequency of customer complaints related to various maintenance items. Vice Mayor Chao is requested to convene relevant bureaus and departments to discuss the division of responsibilities for maintaining recreational green spaces that are not categorized as parks.