Administrative Structure
The bureau is usually structured along two offices and six departments.
- Administrative Office
- Comprehensive Management Department
- City Appearance Management Department
- Enforcement Management Department
- Legal Department
- Information Department
- Outdoor Advertisement Management Department
- Supervision Office
| Office/Dept | Chinese | Functions |
|---|---|---|
| Administrative Office | 办公室 bàngōng shì |
formulating annual work plan, conclusion and meeting documentation, examining and approving various files and documents issued by the Bureau Controlling the financial and assets management Security and administrative affairs Human Resources |
| Comprehensive Management Department | 综合管理处 zōnghé guǎnlǐ chù |
planning organizing liaising with county, city, district level departments |
| City Appearance Management Department | 市容管理处 shìróng guǎnlǐ chù |
supervise city appearance, street building, street scene appearance street signs, booths, stalls, motor vehicle carparks |
| Enforcement Management Department | 执法管理处 zhífǎ guǎnlǐ chù |
Municipal enforcement issuing of fines and penalties enforcement of local regulations and bylaws, settlement of municipal disputes |
| Legal Department | 法制处 fǎ zhì chù |
Take charge in drawing rules and regulation to urban management Assist city planners with legal framework and planning Hearing, review and administrative litigation of administrative case |
| Information Department | 信息处 xìnxī chù |
Public communications about urban policies inform community in regards to urban projects, regulations, policies and strategic vision. |
| Outdoor Advertisement Management Department | 户外广告管理处 hùwài guǎnggào guǎnlǐ chù |
set policy, regulation and standards for outdoor advertisement, neon light, electronic screen wall and lamp box |
| Supervision Office | 监察室 jiānchá shì |
Supervise bureau officials, regulate conduct of public servants investigating, verifying and resolution, appeal, prosecution and impeachment of officials. |
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