Eri Gustian Gelar Reses Mendengarkan Aspirasi Dan Keluhan Masyarakat Sungailiat

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SUNGAILIAT,PERKARANEWS —Anggota Dewan Perwakilan Rakyat Daerah (DPRD) Kabupaten Bangka, Erigustian, SH Politisi PDI-P daerah pemilihannya Sungailiat gelar Reses untuk mendengarkan aspirasi masyarakat yang dilaksanakan, Jumat (9/2/2024)

Dalam pertemuan Reses ini Erigustian, SH, memastikan bahwa suara dan kepentingan rakyat akan menjadi prioritas utama dalam setiap keputusan yang diambil di DPRD.

Eri Gustian mengatakan bahwa dirinya saat ini sudah menerima beberapa usulan dari bapak ibu yang saya terima, jika ada usulan tambahan dan dirasa masih kurang silahkan sampaikan di reses ini,” katanya.

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Salah satu program yang diusulkan oleh warga adalah lampu penerangan jalan umum, yang dirasa perlu ditambahkan. Selain itu sarana jalan umum yang dirasa juga masih kurang.

Menanggapi hal itu, Eri Gustian menyampaikan apa saja yang diusulkan oleh warga Kelurahan Lubuk Kelik semua sudah saya terima sesuai hasil Musrenbang, dan usulan dari warga tambang 23 untuk lampu penerangan jalan umum dapat diusulkan jika terdapat tiang listrik milik PLN terdekat di lokasi jalan tersebut.

Untuk usulan jalan tanah puru dalam hal tersebut harus ada hibah dari warga dilingkungan yang dilalui yang akan dibangun akses jalan tersebut , apa yang diusulkan tersebut akan kita perjuangkan,” jelasnya

”Lanjut Eri Gustian segala aspirasi masyarakat maupun usulan yang disampaikan dalam reses akan dibahas dengan mitra eksekutif di lembaganya. Usulan program masyarakat dalam paripurna akan kami sampaikan ke Pemerintah Daerah, agar usulan yang diajukan dapat terealisasikan,” ujarnya.

Di akhir Reses Eri Gustian mengucapkan terimakasih atas kehadiran Bapak-ibu semua, atas usulan program dan masukan serta aspirasinya. Semoga apa yang kita lakukan hari ini mendapat keberkahan dari Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta’ala,” tutupnya. (Yuko)

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