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HISTORY

The foundation for the local council system was laid with the local autonomy act proclaimed on April 6, 1988 with a view to implementing local autonomy, which was followed by the election of the members of the local council on March 26, 1991, and the first Gangdong-gu Council was formed on April 15, 1991.

The 8th Gangdong-gu Council that was launched with support and anticipation from Gangdong-gu residents will fulfill its duty to keep the executive branch in check, especially their policies and projects; do our utmost to build a people-centric city; and form a green environment-friendly city to make Gangdong-gu the most desirable place to live for anyone.

The Gangdong-gu Council will establish itself as a council that implements hope-instilling and reliable policies and that connects with people, and at the same time the Council will do its utmost to become an exemplary and leading council through dynamic and creative council activities.

  • The 1st (1991. 4. 15 ~ 1995. 6. 30)

    • 1991. 3. 26 Election of the members of the local council
    • 1991. 4. 15 Opening of the 1st Gangdong-gu Council
      (38 members were elected from 21 dongs)

  • The 2nd (1995. 7. 1 ~ 1998. 6. 30)

    • 1995. 6. 27 The 1st nationwide local elections
      (37 members were elected)
    • 1996. 11. 4 Relocation to and inauguration of the present council building

  • The 3rd (1998. 7. 1 ~ 2002. 6. 30)

    • 1998. 6. 4 The 2nd nationwide local elections
      (21 members were elected)

  • The 4th (2002. 7. 1 ~ 2006. 6. 30)

    • 2002. 6. 13 The 3rd nationwide local elections
      (20 members were elected)

  • The 5th (2006. 7. 1 ~ 2010. 6. 30)

    • 2006. 5. 31 The 4th nationwide local elections
      (18 members were elected)

  • The 6th (2010. 7. 1 ~ 2014. 6. 30)

    • 2010. 6. 2 The 5th nationwide local elections
      (18 members were elected)

  • The 7th (2014. 7. 1 ~ 2018. 6. 30)

    • 2014. 6. 4 The 6th nationwide local elections
      (18 members were elected)

  • The 8th (2018. 7. 1 ~ 2022. 6. 30)

    • 2018. 6. 13 The 7th nationwide local elections
      (18 members were elected)

  • The 9th (2022. 7. 1 ~ 2026. 6. 30)

    • 2022. 6. 1The 8th nationwide local elections
      (18 members were elected)