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Penghu County Government

Government of Penghu County, Taiwan

Penghu County Government

澎湖縣政府
Seal of the Penghu County Government (澎湖縣政府印)
Penghu County Hall
Agency overview
Formed	22 January 1946[1]
Jurisdiction	Penghu County
Headquarters	Magong, Penghu, Taiwan
Agency executive	Chen Kuang-fu[2], Magistrate
Website	Official website

The Penghu County Government (traditional Chinese: 澎湖縣政府; simplified Chinese: 澎湖县政府; pinyin: Pēnghú Xiàn Xhèngfǔ) is the local government of Penghu County, Taiwan. Penghu County Hall is located in Magong City.

Penghu County government was established on 22 January 1946.^[3]

• Magong City Office
• Husi Township Office
• Baisha Township Office
• Siyu Township Office
• Wang-an Township Office
• Cimei Township Office

• Executive Officer
• Senior Secretary
• Secretary
• Consumer Protection Officer

• Civil Affairs Department
• Finance Department
• Economic Affairs Department
• Education Department
• Public Works Department
• Tourism Department
• Social Affairs Department
• General Affairs Department
• Personnel Department
• Civil service Ethics Department
• Accounting and Statistics Department

• Police Bureau
• Environmental Protection Bureau
• Local Tax Bureau
• Fire Bureau
• Agriculture and Fisheries Bureau
• City Bus and Ferry Management Office
• Public Health Bureau
• Cultural Affairs Bureau

• Land Office
• Animal Disease Control Center
• County Stadium
• Marine Life Propagation Station
• Family Education Center
• Penghu County Forestry and Park Management Center
• Magong City Household Registration Office
• Baisha Township Household Registration Office
• Huxi Township Household Registration Office
• Cimei Township Household Registration Office
• Wangan Township Household Registration Office
• Xiyu Township Household Registration Office

• Penghu County Council
• List of county magistrates of Penghu

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• Official website

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