Oshidate Autonomy Hall (Oshidate district)
Updated: March 18, 2016
due date
Thursday, November 19, 2015
Q&A summary
| Contents of question | Answer |
|---|---|
| [About i-bus] The revised route is inconvenient. |
The current i-Bus service route has resolved issues that had arisen before the revision, such as routine delays, difficulty in distinguishing between clockwise and counterclockwise turns, long laps, and areas with inconvenient traffic. In order to do so, from 2012, the "Inagi City Regional Public Transportation Review Council", which consists of citizen representatives, academic experts, bus operators, and staff of related administrative agencies, has been working to enhance the i-bus (increase the number of Route review, etc.) and the state of the entire regional public transportation including fixed-route buses were examined, and based on the results, we are operating on new routes and timetables from October 1, 2014. In revising this route, we made it a condition that it would be possible to go to the city hospital and city hall, which have many users, from each district without changing trains. Depending on the situation, it may be necessary to change trains, and we apologize for the inconvenience. In the future, the plaza on the north side of Minamitama Station will be completed in March 2017, and it will be possible for route buses to enter. The "Inagi City Local Public Transportation Conference", which consists of bus operators and staff members of related organizations, has been set up to discuss the state of bus public transportation in the city, including fixed-route buses. In this discussion, we will conduct surveys to collect and summarize opinions and requests from a wider range of people, such as collecting opinions and requests at residents' associations and conducting questionnaires using multiple methods. We would like to consider making the i-Bus easier for citizens to use, including those who live in the city. |
| [About home medical care] The number of elderly people is increasing, and the need for home medical care is increasing. Is there any idea about home medical care in the city? |
Inagi City has implemented some of the most advanced measures in the country in the field of preventive care, and people from all over the country come to inspect the city. Specifically, the city is divided into four areas, and each area has a regional comprehensive support center, which has the core function of local nursing care prevention and operates in an organic manner with the local community. However, this is not enough in the medical field. Historically, medical services in Inagi were provided by the city hospital, and there were not many medical practitioners. Currently, the number of medical practitioners is increasing little by little, but the problem is that many people don't live there. We would like to increase the number of doctors who make rounds and house calls. We also want to investigate the current state of medical resources in the city and create a medical plan to eliminate imbalances in medical services. In the future, we would like to work together with the Inagi City Medical Association and nursing care service providers to build a regional comprehensive care system that can integrate medical care, nursing care, and lifestyle support. |
| [About puddles in the park] When it rains heavily, water accumulates in Oshitate Kawama Digging Park. |
I would like to report this to the department in charge and take action. |
| [About shelters] As we think that it is different from disasters such as earthquakes about refuge in case of flood, we want you to think. |
The "Tama River Flood Hazard Map" is posted on the Inagi Guide Map and Disaster Prevention Map. There is also an evacuation center, so please check it out. We will continue to update the map as the situation evolves. |
| [About the fire brigade station] The fire brigade (seventh division) office is cramped, so I want you to repair it. |
In the case of the next rebuilding, we want to make plan while hearing opinion of user. |
Inquiries about this page
Inagi City General Affairs Department Secretary and Public Relations Division
2111 Higashi Naganuma, Inagi City, Tokyo
Phone: 042-378-2111 Fax: 042-377-4781
