Naldöken Neighborhood Set for a Transformation

Bornova Mayor Ömer Eşki visited Naldöken Neighborhood as part of his field visits to identify service and investment priorities on site and listen to residents’ requests. Announcing a comprehensive asphalt paving campaign to begin in the neighborhood in November, along with new street lighting for the street leading to the neighborhood square, Mayor Eşki also inspected a site for a planned new park. Emphasizing the importance of collective decision-making, the visit marked the start of efforts to address Naldöken’s infrastructure needs and improve its social spaces.

Bornova Mayor Ömer Eşki continued his neighborhood visits in line with his commitment to collective decision-making and on-site governance, this time visiting Naldöken Neighborhood. The visit aimed to identify investment priorities, projects, and ongoing works firsthand. Mayor Eşki was accompanied by Naldöken Neighborhood Headman Cemil Buz and the relevant municipal department directors. Listening individually to the requests of residents and local business owners, Mayor Eşki announced a series of upcoming improvements for the neighborhood.

An Asphalt Initiative and Brighter Streets

Addressing the extensive infrastructure and road improvement efforts underway across Bornova, Mayor Ömer Eşki shared the schedule planned for Naldöken Neighborhood. Stating that the municipality’s determined asphalt paving campaign, currently continuing throughout the district, would soon reach the area, he said:

“We are working tirelessly on the ground, day and night, to deliver equal, high-quality, and lasting services to every corner of Bornova. Improving our residents’ quality of life and providing a modern and safe urban environment are our highest priorities.

As part of this commitment, we will extend our extensive asphalt paving campaign to Naldöken Neighborhood starting in November. We will completely renew the neighborhood’s streets and roads. In addition to improving the roads, we will install modern lighting systems on the street leading to Naldöken Square, making the neighborhood safer and more attractive both day and night.”

A New Living Space for Children and Families

During the visit, Mayor Ömer Eşki also addressed the neighborhood’s need for social amenities and green spaces. Accompanied by his technical team, he inspected potential sites for a new park planned for Naldöken. Work has been initiated to create a new public space where children can play safely and adults can enjoy their leisure time.

Neighborhood Headman Cemil Buz and local residents thanked Mayor Eşki for listening to their concerns on site and demonstrating a solution-oriented approach.