Governing the "flying line" for reality, weaving the "security network"

Xingsha Times (Reporter Song Binbin Correspondent Li Cing) "It feels like the head is bright and the people's mood is comfortable." Recently, Ms. Liu, who lives in Quantang, Changqiao Community, Quantang Street, Changsha County, found that it was usually in the air. The "flying lines" everywhere are no longer visible.

This is due to the "flying line" centralized rectification operation carried out by the Quantang Street United Community. In the early stage, the Changqiao Community established a special working group of "Flying Line" remediation to formulate governance plans and adopt a combination of "online+offline" to increase publicity. On the one hand, the hidden dangers caused by electronic screens, promotional columns, and WeChat groups to publicize illegal charging; on the one hand, organize grid members and "Singers" volunteers to go to the electric car owner's house through telephone and door -to -door ways to inform them that they will be carried out in the near future. The flying line "rectification operation, and informed that the electric vehicle should be moved to the charging pile to regulate charging, and urged to rectify itself.

Subsequently, the Quantang Street Emergency Office and the Civilization Creation Office jointly Changqiao Community, organized professional companies to concentrate on cleaning and cutting the "flying lines" still existing in the third phase of Quantang. As of now, the resettlement community has a total of 218 flying lines.

It is reported that the third phase of Quantang's resettlement community is an open community. It was built in 2015. There are 44 houses and more than 6,000 residents. They are mainly migrant workers and business personnel. Electric vehicles are the main mobility tools with about 380 vehicles.

For a long time, it has always been convenient and easy -going, and electric vehicle users are habitually charging the wires in the corridor. The "flying wires" are staggered and messy, like a "spider web", which affects the image of the city. It has also brought hidden safety hazards, and the masses are very small. "The root line can be charged at home. It is convenient to save trouble. I didn't think so much." Mr. Li, an electric owner, said. However, there are not a few owners like Mr. Li.

In order to solve this "dysfunction", the party branch of the Changqiao Community actively thought about countermeasures and took the initiative. In March last year, charging pile equipment was added in 4, 5, 13, 29, and 38 buildings. At the same time, it meets 50 electric vehicles charging. In addition, there are 3 stores that supply electric vehicles in Quantang's third -phase resettlement area, which can be charged at the same time, which can be charged at the same time, which can basically alleviate the power of the electric vehicle without charging from the source.

Since the beginning of this year, Quantang Street has taken the opportunity to create a civilized city, listed the flying line rectification work of the community as a tackling battle, and made every effort to create a safe and comfortable living environment for residents.

"It will continue to strengthen departmental linkage, set up new electric car sheds and charging piles according to local conditions in the area under its jurisdiction, do a good job of guidance and combined articles, make practical tricks in governance of stubborn diseases, do their best to solve the needs of the masses, eliminate hidden dangers, and for the lives and property of the masses Safety and escort. "Said the person in charge of Quantang Street. Next, we will continue to urge 18 communities to actively mobilize party members and volunteers and continue to carry out the "knocking door" operation; in -depth inspections in the jurisdiction, start the management mechanism of "discovering one case, rectification, and education" to encourage the people around them to carry out right people around them Uncivilized behavior exposure activities such as "flying line" charging.

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