Nantou County Government

Nantou County Government

南投縣政府
Agency overview
Formed	21 October 1950[1]
Jurisdiction	Nantou County
Headquarters	Nantou City
Employees	8,796[2]
Agency executive	Lin Ming-chen, Magistrate
Website	www.nantou.gov.tw

The Nantou County Government (Chinese: 南投縣政府; pinyin: Nántóu Xiàn Zhèngfǔ) is the local government of the Republic of China that governs Nantou County.^[3]

History

The county government was established on 21 October 1950.

Administrative divisions

• Police Bureau
• Fire Bureau
• Environmental Protection Bureau
• Tax Bureau
• Cultural Affairs Bureau^[4]

See also

• Nantou County
• Nantou County Council

References

List of heads of local government in the Republic of China Mayors of special municipalities Kaohsiung (list of mayors) Chen Chu (Democratic Progressive Party) New Taipei (list of mayors) Eric Chu (Kuomintang) Taichung (list of mayors) Lin Chia-lung (Democratic Progressive Party) Tainan (list of mayors) William Lai (Democratic Progressive Party) Taipei (list of mayors) Ko Wen-je (Independent) Taoyuan (list of mayors) Cheng Wen-tsan (Democratic Progressive Party) Mayors of provincial cities Chiayi (list of mayors) Twu Shiing-jer (Democratic Progressive Party) Hsinchu (list of mayors) Lin Chih-chien (Democratic Progressive Party) Keelung (list of mayors) Lin Yu-chang (Democratic Progressive Party) Magistrates of counties Changhua (list of magistrates) Wei Ming-ku (Democratic Progressive Party) Chiayi (list of magistrates) Helen Chang (Democratic Progressive Party) Hsinchu (list of magistrates) Chiu Ching-chun (Kuomintang) Hualien (list of magistrates) Fu Kun-chi (Independent) Kinmen (list of magistrates) Chen Fu-hai (Independent) Lienchiang (list of magistrates) Liu Cheng-ying (Kuomintang) Miaoli (list of magistrates) Hsu Yao-chang (Kuomintang) Nantou (list of magistrates) Lin Ming-chen (Kuomintang) Penghu (list of magistrates) Chen Kuang-fu (Democratic Progressive Party) Pingtung (list of magistrates) Pan Men-an (Democratic Progressive Party) Taitung (list of magistrates) Justin Huang (Kuomintang) Yilan (list of magistrates) Lin Tsung-hsien (Democratic Progressive Party) Yunlin (list of magistrates) Lee Chin-yung (Democratic Progressive Party)