Wakapolda of the Metro Jaya, Irjen Pol Adex Yudiswan, together with key officials from the Polda Metro Jaya, inspects biopore infiltration holes at several locations within the Polda Metro Jaya headquarters complex.

progresifjaya.co.id, JAKARTA — Wakapolda of the Metro Jaya, Irjen Pol Adex Yudiswan—representing the Kapolda Metro Jaya—along with key officials from the Polda Metro Jaya, inspected biopore infiltration holes at several locations within the Polda Metro Jaya headquarters complex on Friday, November 13, 2026. This initiative is part of a Green Policing strategy designed to foster environmental awareness through the use of water infiltration systems and the management of organic waste.

Green Policing is a component of the Quick Win 1 “Ruang Publik Aman” initiative—part of the Kapolri’s 100-Day Priority Program, themed “Polisi Bersama Masyarakat”. At the Polda Metro Jaya, this program is implemented through reforestation efforts, waste management, and the utilization of biopore infiltration holes.

Wakapolda Adex conducted inspections in front of the Promoter Building, the Traffic Management Center (TMC) Hall, the official residences of key Polda Metro Jaya officials, and the Bhayangkari (Police Wives’ Association) office. Together with other senior officials, he examined the implementation and maintenance of the biopore systems, which facilitate rainwater absorption while also serving as a means to process organic waste.

This activity builds upon previous Green Policing efforts, which included tree planting and raising awareness about the use of biopore holes. Police personnel are encouraged to cultivate habits that prioritize cleanliness and environmental sustainability, starting within their own workplaces.

Head of Public Relations for the Polda Metro Jaya, Kombes Pol Bhudi Hermanto previously stated, that environmental stewardship must be built through simple, consistent actions.

“Through Green Policing, we aim to encourage all personnel and the public to take greater care of the environment. Planting trees, maintaining cleanliness, and utilizing biopore holes are simple steps we can take together. We hope that this concern becomes a daily habit, ensuring our environment remains green, clean, and healthy,” said Kombes Pol Bhudi. (Bembo)