To continuously optimize the living environment and address governance gaps in residential areas lacking property management, Dongshan District has recently introduced a staggered work mechanism. All government officials are mobilized to work on-site during after-hours periods, conducting routine environmental cleanup operations in these neighborhoods, revitalizing older communities with a fresh appearance.
This environmental initiative adopts an innovative staggered schedule, utilizing the daily 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM evening window for intensive cleanup efforts. This approach cleverly avoids conflicting with regular office hours while aligning with residents' return-home schedules, ensuring that official duties remain unaffected and community engagement is enhanced.
During the cleanup, workers conduct comprehensive removal of piled debris in stairwells, scattered litter on roads, weeds in green belts, hidden sanitation corners, and illegal wall advertisements. Through daily routine downshift cleaning, they persistently clear environmental governance blind spots and address maintenance shortcomings, leaving the courtyards of older residential areas clean, tidy, and visually refreshed.
Attention to detail in cleanup reflects a commitment to service, while environmental improvements warm the hearts of residents. This centralized effort adheres to a problem-oriented and results-driven approach, leveraging daily staggered campaigns to precisely tackle prominent environmental issues in non-property-managed communities, achieving daily remediation and visible progress. The goal is to deliver a livable, clean, and beautiful living environment directly to residents.
Looking ahead, Dongshan District will continue to deepen refined urban governance, solidify the staggered cleanup and routine maintenance working model, and focus on enhancing the environment of older residential areas. Through sustained practical actions, the district aims to paint a picture of a clean, civilized, and comfortable living landscape for its residents.
Source: District Committee Propaganda Department | Text and Photos by Bao Liwei