Do grid workers have anything to do with property?

Community grid workers have nothing to do with property. Community grid workers are managed by offices or villages under the subdistrict office.

Grid users are groups that digitize residents' information and serve community residents.

Grid refers to a grid-based social service management model. There are seven kinds of people in the grid, namely, grid administrator, grid assistant, grid supervisor, grid policeman, grid party branch secretary, grid judicial team and grid fireman, who undertake social services and social management affairs in the grid.

Grid members are community policemen in their districts. Only the public security bureau divides the area into grids according to the personnel situation and the complexity of social security in its jurisdiction. On average, each community is divided into 3 to 5 grids.

There are grid administrators, grid assistants, grid supervisors, grid policemen, grid party branch secretaries and grid judicial forces in the grid.

The division of labor undertakes social services and social management affairs within the grid. The police mainly undertake the tasks of maintaining social order, resolving contradictions and disputes, managing the real population and serving the people.