1. In charge of township administrative planning, township organization, and the supervision of local self-governance; coordination with representative bodies; village and neighborhood reorganization; and convening of village/neighborhood assemblies.
2. Budget planning for elections of local public officials, review of local referendums, reporting of county magistrate’s leave, retirement remuneration and survivor benefits; supervision of the oath-taking ceremonies and issuance of service certificates for township chiefs and representatives.
3. Affairs related to liaison between the county government and the county council, mediation services, Indigenous affairs administration, and the 1999 Citizen Hotline Center.
1. In charge of customs and rituals, religious affairs, and promotion of national etiquette models.
2. Management of public cemeteries and planning of commemorative ceremonies for national forebears and martyrs.
Division of Military Service
1. Administration of alternative military service conscription, organization and management of national reserve forces, and training and evaluation of military service officers at all levels.
2. Protection of servicemen’s rights and welfare of their families, provision of subsidies, condolence and assistance for deceased or disabled military personnel, military service promotion, and transportation arrangements for regular and supplemental draftees.
3. Registration and investigation of draftee records, medical examination for conscription, drawing of lots for military branches and order of enlistment, regular and supplemental draft procedures, exemption/deferment/disqualification applications, family hardship-based requests for supplemental service, and early discharge applications due to family incidents. Also including selection and training of reserve officers.
Division of Household Registration Affairs
Responsible for household registration administration, population statistics, nationality administration, training of household registration staff, and supervision and evaluation of household registration affairs.
In charge of household registration, population census, household corrections, field verification, acquisition or loss of nationality, name changes, voter registration, street naming, house numbering, seal registration and certification, issuance of removal certificates, household registration transcripts, national ID cards, listing of school-age children, registration reporting, and household statistical analysis.
1. Originally part of the Kinmen County Government’s Department of Civil Affairs, it was officially established as the "Kinmen County Funeral Hall" on January 26th, 2000, and restructured on June 25th, 2004, as the "Kinmen County Funeral and Burial Services Office."
2. Currently staffed with a director, two section chiefs (Services and General Affairs), one officer, one assistant officer, with accounting and HR officers appointed by the county government concurrently, plus 19 temporary personnel.
3. This office is responsible for general administrative affairs and the management of four major services: the funeral hall, crematorium, columbarium, and public cemeteries.