National Police Prioritize New Strategy Focuses on Public Trust and Safety

After the Technical Working Meeting (Rakernis) which was held on April (22/04/24) in Surabaya, East Java.  With the event carrying the theme "Precise National Police Public Relations Ready to Support Stability and Conducive Social Security in the Democratic Process to Accelerate Inclusive and Sustainable Economic Transformation."

The Head of the National Police Public Relations Division acknowledged the contribution of the previous government and stated that the current program was a continuation of previous efforts. He expressed his gratitude for the support of various divisions, including Pak SSDM, ASLOG, and the East Java Regional Police Chief. 

He further praised their hard work, dedication and thoroughness in implementing these programs. The positive results of the 2024 Eid homecoming and the smooth handling of major events such as the presidential election are in the spotlight as the success of the combined efforts.

In addition, the National Police Public Relations Division plays an important role in addressing regional and global challenges.  Goes beyond just speaking in public and acts as the National Police's front guard in managing information.  The focus of the Public Relations Division is to highlight the positive work of the police.  By doing this, the Head of the Public Relations Division believes that Police Public Relations can build public trust, increase the institution's reputation for precision, and strengthen the Police brand.

Therefore, strong Police Community Relations is the key to public trust, which is very important for maintaining security and order.  Without trust, frustration can escalate and disrupt society.  The Public Relations Division plays an important role in keeping trust high.  The National Police must be actively involved in community activities from start to finish.

 Additionally, police receptionists also need to go beyond outdated podchast instructions and utilize modern technology.  Social media and online media are the new frontier and bring new challenges. 

To connect with the technology-savvy millennial generation, police public relations needs modern communication channels.  This includes features that allow citizens and police to collaborate online, fostering a sense of shared responsibility.