Community grid member’s diary of public opinion

Community Grid Members’ Diary of People’s Situation

Which family is unemployed, whose family is enjoying subsistence allowances, and whose family has empty-nesters? A thick “Diary of People’s Situation” is recorded. Follow the big and small things in the community. The following is a sample diary of community grid members. You are welcome to read and learn from it. I hope it can help you.

Diary of Community Grid Members 1

Speaking of grid length, it is not a new word to major communities, but the role of grid length is Never be underestimated. Today, everyone is invited to follow the reporter's footsteps and enter Changqing Community, Changqing Street, Hongshan District, to experience the power of this small grid.

A small notepad

Recording the big and small things in the community

Whose family enjoys subsistence allowances? Which family has them? Empty nesters? Which family has disabled people? Which household has laid-off workers, which household has blocked sewers, and which household needs to pay for residents’ medical insurance? All major and minor events in the community are recorded in Changqing Community Grid Chief Wang Yanqiu’s “People’s Diary”.

? Our community is divided into 6 grids. Full-time staff from the community management service station serve as grid leaders. The past residents’ volunteer services have been changed to full-time work. Each grid leader is responsible for the grid. Daily service management for residents. ?37-year-old Wang Yanqiu is a labor specialist in the community. He also serves as the grid leader of the second grid and is responsible for serving more than 1,800 residents in more than 600 households.

I think the grid length is amazing. They know many things about our residents very well. For example, I sometimes can’t remember the time for my regular gynecological check-up, but Sister Wang will always remind me in time for fear that I will delay. ?My house’s sewer was blocked a while ago, and Xiao Wang helped find someone to repair it. ?When talking about Wang Yanqiu, the grid leader of Changqing Community, everyone is full of praise.

Not only the labor specialist, as the grid leader, Wang Yanqiu is also responsible for property work and environmental sanitation. ?Our community is an old community with many renters and aging infrastructure, so I go to the grid almost every day to check on various major and minor issues to see if there are any disputes and whether anyone has moved in or out. At least I want residents to be able to find me when they need help. ?Wang Yanqiu said. In Wang Yanqiu's "People's Situation Diary", everything that is closely related to residents' lives, such as the promotion of policies, cleaning up dead spots in sanitation, handling birth certificates, disability certificates, old age certificates, marriage and childbirth certificates for floating population, urban management, sanitation, comprehensive management and other matters are all covered. I remember them all very clearly.

? If you ask me, the grid leader is the great steward of our residents. With this grid length, no matter what good things happen to the community in the future, we will not be left behind, and no matter what difficulties happen, we will not be afraid of not being able to find people. Ms. Liu, a resident of Changqing Community, said with a smile.

Everyone calls me "resident steward". This is a kind of trust, a compliment, and a spur. I must fulfill my responsibilities and do more practical things and good things for the community and residents. ?The phrase "community steward" is a great honor for grid leader Wang Yanqiu. Community Grid Member’s Diary of People’s Situation 2

Asking for help from Captain Lu, such as taking a tranquilizer pill

Captain Lu, are you visiting again?

< p>? Yes, let’s take a walk, listen and chat. Is the fish harvest this time good?

This is a conversation we often hear during our visits recently. The person affectionately called "Captain Lu" is Lu Yangding, the leader of the first grid of our Chaoyang Community.

Lu Yangding is the vice chairman of our Wulong Township Trade Union. He was the director of the Work Office in his early years and is a highly respected old party member in the township. Because my home is in the first grid of Bianjiao Village, I am very familiar with the families and people in the grid. When visiting, you can always hear him greeting people enthusiastically with a loud voice. ?Brother Zhongyuan, are you in good health recently? Haiping, I heard that your son has been admitted to college. Congratulations. You won’t have to work so hard in the future and you can enjoy the blessings of your son. ?Every time at this time, the masses would happily chat with him, and if they had anything to do, they would immediately tell Captain Lu. He reflected: ?The fishing boats have come back recently, and people from other villages have come to make knitting for others. Internet, people in our own village are resting at home, and no one asks us to do it. What kind of thing is this? ?You should also pay attention to yourselves at ordinary times and ask it in advance, so that others will know that you also want to do it.

As Yang Dingbo said that, he helped to contact him. That afternoon, the few women who were idle at home went to help weave nets.

There is a family in the grid with a relatively special situation. The head of the household is called Liu Ahua. He has been bedridden for many years and needs more than 400 yuan in medical expenses every month. He has two sons, and the eldest son relies on part-time work to make ends meet. The family lives in poverty. The youngest son is nearly 40 years old and is still unmarried. He relies on the income from fishing in a small boat to subsidize his father's medical expenses. His wife Zhang Weiju is blind. In addition to taking care of her husband and taking care of the housework, she also has to find time to Help people weave webs to earn some living expenses. On the day our team visited the house, we saw her talking with empty eyes and waving the shuttle with her hands. Everyone was deeply touched and wanted to do something for her. She hopes that the government can provide them with some monthly living subsidies, but according to policy restrictions, their family's situation does not meet the conditions of subsistence allowance households or subsistence allowance marginal households, and they cannot enjoy the government's monthly hardship subsidy. Our Captain Lu explained our policy to her in detail and patiently, and stated that he would definitely help them find a solution and would pay attention to and visit them frequently. Turning around, he immediately contacted the community. The relevant person in charge of the community informed that his family had been entitled to spring famine and winter subsidies every year, but the amount of this temporary subsidy was limited, and they were also thinking of other ways. After returning to the township government, Yang Dingbo discussed the matter with the person in charge of the civil affairs department. The person in charge of the civil affairs department suggested that Zhang Weiju could apply for the nursing care policy for the disabled, but the number of places was limited and he might not be able to apply. Yang Dingbo immediately helped fill in the required information, and he wanted to give it a try no matter what. At the same time, he also registered their family's situation with the newly established charity workstation in the community, so that they could pay more attention to it. Later, she reported this situation to Zhang Weiju, and she said excitedly: As long as the government will take care of it, it will be for the welfare of our people. Thank you to the leaders for their concern and for actively helping to fight for it. ?

Yang Dingbo once said: ?We the masses are actually very good people. It is normal to have opinions about the government and complaints about life. We need to let them complain against us so that we can Really understand what they think and solve what they need. What's more, many times they only need us to give a reasonable explanation. They really cooperate with our work. This is how harmony comes. ?

It is precisely because of Captain Lu’s kind attitude and resolute way of doing things that we, the masses, especially trust him. They all say that just asking for help from Captain Lu is like taking a reassurance. . Diary 3 of community grid members’ public opinion

On January 10, 20xx, Xiaofeng Community held a 2014 grid work deployment meeting in the community conference room to make specific arrangements for the 2014 grid work.

1. Pay more attention to grid work. At the meeting, the community secretary once again emphasized the importance of grid work and used grid work as a platform to connect and serve the masses. He hoped that all grid service personnel would attach great importance to it.

2. Specific work arrangements. (1) Do a good job in the grid assessment work in 2014, and do a good job in accounting information, grid publicity and other work. (2) Carry out grid visits. Members of each grid in the community have implemented grid visits and visited residents within the grid, especially those in need, to actively understand the masses' opinions and suggestions on grid work and community work. (3) Do a good job in improving the information of the grid platform. Each grid manager must continuously improve the grid platform information, promptly update the basic information of grid residents, and record public sentiment logs and service services in a timely manner. (4) Actively and timely solve the difficulties in handling the problems reported by grid residents. If the community grid cannot handle it, it must be reported to the superior department in a timely manner. Diary 4 of a Community Grid Member

I am a grid member in Kunlong Community, Chuangxin Street. My name is **, and many people also affectionately call me "Ge Ge". As a member of "Gege", I hope to share my experiences and insights about grid work.

Frankly speaking, I am a person who is more down-to-earth and diligent than clever and rounded. I only accomplish many things down-to-earth and within the scope of my abilities.

Since I started working as a grid operator this year, I have been the grid operator of the fourth grid of Kunlong Community for nearly 5 months. During this time, I have used the grid operator’s handheld terminal to conduct basic research on population, housing, households, etc. In collecting and entering information, the entry rate reached 95%, 8 conflicts and disputes were investigated, and more than 1,000 pieces of grid information were uploaded. The current focus is to check the active population information in households and ensure the dynamic update of person, house, and household data.

With the gradual deepening of grid work, my perception of grid work has changed from a vague and abstract perception to a subtle and concrete understanding. I often think about how I will become a grid member after becoming a grid member. From passively accepting community services to actively serving others, what is my most intuitive feeling during this process? In my opinion, social management, policies and regulations are no longer eye-catching headlines in newspapers. Titles are not just slogans and banners hanging on both sides of the road. As a personal practitioner of social management innovation, the community has changed from "strange" to "friendly" in my heart, and "social management" has changed from "static" to more "dynamic". I understand the significance of the investigation of every conflict and dispute to social harmony and stability. Many people ask me what exactly do grid workers do. I would like to borrow the words of a street leader at the recent innovative street grid worker training session: Grid workers are a group of people who are responsible for checking and entering various social information, discovering problems, and urging The person who solves the problem for the relevant departments. Grid members are like small stethoscopes that go deep into the grassroots, feel people's lives at the closest distance, and listen to the pulse of urban development; grid members are also like the vane of urban reform, conveying important information and guiding residents to implement various projects. Policies and policies; grid members are also like a coordinating port, one end is responsible for the residents' lives, and the other is responsible for the "should be implemented" and "implementation" of government functions.

Just as plants need to be deeply rooted in the soil to absorb nutrients and grow, I believe that if the grid work is divorced from the lives of residents, it will definitely be a failure. Community Grid Chang Minqing Diary 3 articles Community Grid The 3 articles of Chang Minqing Diary are from /article/wk-78500001404334.html. Please keep this link for reprinting!. Therefore, daily inspections and household surveys are very important. Work experience and service capabilities are gradually formed through constant contact and communication with residents. To serve residents, there are things we can and cannot do. If we do not have the authority to solve the problems reported by residents or the residents themselves do not meet the conditions for handling, we will certainly not be able to make any commitments. For example, on November 7, I came to the Fruit and Vegetable Building for inspection and asked about a woman named Yu Lina who wanted to apply for subsistence allowance. I asked her what difficulties her family had. Ms. Yu said that in 2008, after her husband died in a car accident, the family was in trouble. I have no source of income, my child is in junior high school, and I need to spend money. My health is not good and I have no ability to work, so my family has no stable source of income. I hope to get help from the government. I put forward what Ms. Yu reported. I wrote down the situation one by one and went back to the community to consult Lu Yurong, the community cadre in charge of civil affairs. Lu Yurong patiently explained to me the conditions for applying for the subsistence allowance. In Ms. Yu's case, because Ms. Yu received a compensation after her husband died, it was this compensation that caused her subsistence allowance application to fail to meet the application requirements, so it is better to find a stable job. choice. The next day, I gave feedback and explanation to Ms. Yu as to why she was not eligible for the subsistence allowance, and told her the recruitment information of merchants in the area, hoping to provide her with some help in finding a satisfactory job.

One day in November, I started patrolling as usual. Every time I patrolled, I would pay special attention to an old man named Li Changyin, because this old man had left since June last year. Lost 6 times. The old man is in good health and his speech is very clear. Every time I send him home, I will say a few more words to his family. The old man's children are usually busy with work, and the old man always loves his grandson, so he chose to live with his grandson. ?My grandfather suffers from Alzheimer's disease. Sometimes I am busy at work, so I can only let my grandfather stay at home. The old man is getting older, and he will inevitably feel a little lonely at home alone. He just wants to go out for a walk. Every time my grandfather goes missing, I feel very uncomfortable. , I hope I can spend more time taking care of my grandpa. ? ;