Kapolda East Java, Irjen Pol Nanang Avianto, officially released 79 Pamapta personnel to strengthen public services within Polres throughout East Java

progresifjaya.co.id, JAKARTA – The Kapolda East Java, Irjen Pol Nanang Avianto, sent off 79 Security, Patrol, and Integrated Service (Pamapta) personnel to strengthen public services within the East Java Polres throughout the province.

The 79 Pamapta personnel sent off were young officers, five from the Police Academy (Akpol) and 74 from the Police Inspectorate School (SIP). Their assignments were spread out, 11 personnel in the Directorate of Security, Patrol, and Integrated Service (Ditsamapta), one in the Finance Department (Bidkeu), two personnel in the Mobile Brigade (Brimobda), and 65 other personnel within the East Java Polres. The sending off ceremony for the 79 Pamapta personnel was led by the Kapolda East Java, Irjen Pol Nanang Avianto, at the Polda East Java Headquarters Ceremony Field on Monday, (20/10) yesterday.

In his speech at the send-off, Kapolda Nanang stated that the release of the Pamapta personnel was a strategic step by the Polda East Java to strengthen police presence in the community. Furthermore, this step also demonstrated the Polda East Java support for the Polri’s internal reform policy.

“This step is not simply a release of personnel. It also demonstrates our commitment to improving and enhancing the Polri’s public services to increase public trust,” said Kapolda Nanang in his speech.

He also conveyed that the presence of the Pamapta is an important part of the Kapolri’s policy of adjusting the nomenclature from SPKT to Pamapta, as stipulated in Decree No. 1438/IX/2025.

With this change, Kapolda Nanang continued, the Polri are expected to provide faster, more responsive, and more humane services to the community.

Regarding the Pamapta personnel specifically, Kapolda Nanang also requested that this assignment serve as a demonstration of the Polri’s commitment and professionalism in improving public services.

“Pamapta personnel must always conduct dialogue patrols and position themselves as protectors, guardians, and servants of the community. Meanwhile, as frontline negotiators, they must also prioritize a humanistic approach to defuse and mitigate any sparks of social conflict,” Kapolda Nanang firmly reminded.

“Also, always involve female police officers as frontline negotiators in efforts to calm any potential social conflict,” he added.

Furthermore, Kapolda Nanang urged Pamapta personnel to continue promoting the 110 complaint service to the public so that it becomes more widely known and can be optimally utilized to maintain public order and security.

Finally, he urged all Pamapta personnel to carry out their duties with high integrity and to make serving the community a moral and professional calling.

“May Allah SWT always provide guidance and protection to all of us in carrying out our duties of service to the nation and state,” he said offering his prayer.

In closing his speech, Kapolda Nanang also reminded the public that the reward and punishment system must be consistently implemented as a means of evaluating the performance of Polri personnel. Furthermore, as an institution, Polri is required to be adaptive and take rapid, tangible, and sustainable steps to improve public trust.

“Polri must always be close to and in the hearts of the people. And it is our duty as Polri members to serve, protect, and nurture the community. Always remember that while on duty,” concluded Kapolda Nanang. (Bembo)