Kakorlantas Presses Acceleration Of Precision Transformation At The 2025 Bagrenmin Coordination Meeting

Kabagrenmin Korlantas Polri Kombes I Made Agus Prasatya

JAKARTA - The Head of the Traffic Corps (Kakorlantas) of the National Police, Inspector General Agus Suryonugroho, emphasized the commitment of the National Police Korlantas to continue to transform towards superior, modern, and digital organizations.

This was conveyed through the Head of the National Police's Korlantas Sub-dept. Kombes I Made Agus Prasatya during the 2025 Police Traffic Corps Coordination Meeting (Rakor) which took place at the Bigland Hotel, Bogor, Thursday, October 16.

This coordination meeting was attended by representatives of the Ditlantas Polda from all over Indonesia.

In his remarks, Kakorlantas Polri emphasized that Korlantas Polri always strives to provide the best for Polri institutions and the community, based on the policy of the National Police Chief General Listyo Sigit Prabowo through the concept of 'Beyond Trust Presisi', namely increasing public trust in a sustainable manner through the four pillars of the main transformation.

The transformation of the organization is realized by raising an organization through the achievements and services of the National Police in maintaining security, safety, order, and smooth traffic (Kamseltibcarlantas).

Dalam aspek transformasi operasional, Korlantas memperkuat berbagai program unggulan seperti Polantas Menyapa dan Digitalisasi Korlantas Polri untuk menjawab tantangan era modern.

Meanwhile, the transformation of public services is implemented through digitizing services in various lines, such as Samsat, Satpas, and law enforcement based on ETLE (Electronic Traffic Law Enforcement) technology.

The supervision transformation is realized through the presence of leaders in the field to ensure that every task implementation runs well and members get adequate system support.

The 2025 Bagrenmin Coordination Meeting is an important momentum to equalize perceptions and strengthen coordination of the Quick Wins program as part of accelerating the transformation of the National Police towards a Precision organization that provides real services to the community.

Korlantas also compiled a digitalization roadmap with strategic steps to strengthen technology infrastructure, as well as ensure the integration and synchronization of data between the center and the regions in order to create a connected and efficient traffic system.

In the field of governance, Korlantas emphasized the importance of using the BMN SAKTI application or the Agencies Level Financial Application System used to manage State Property, to maintain transparency and accountability in the management of state property.

This system helps maintain data validity and ensures state assets are utilized optimally to support traffic operations throughout the region.

On the other hand, the development of human resources is the main foundation for the success of digital transformation. The increase in competence is carried out through various information technology-based training so that Korlantas personnel are more adaptive, professional and ready to face the times.

Meanwhile, Kabagrenmin Korlantas Polri Kombes I Made Agus Prasatya in his direction emphasized the importance of staying away from hedonism lifestyles for all Polantas ranks in Indonesia.

Kombes Made Agus Prasatya reminded that hedon's lifestyle, which is synonymous with excessive luxury, showing off wealth, and consumptive behavior, does not reflect the identity of the Police as a protector, protector, and public servant.

"The image of the Police is built from simplicity, integrity, and dedication, not from luxury or splendor. Avoid behavior that can injure public trust," he said.

Kabagrenmin also reminded his staff to guide families not to flex or show off their assets on social media such as TikTok, Instagram, and other platforms. According to him, showing off wealth in digital public spaces has the potential to cause negative perceptions and damage the image of the Police in the eyes of the public.

"Pamer a luxury vehicle, jewelry, or excessive lifestyle on social media is not pride, but can create distance from the people. We are state directors, not public figures who pursue popularity," said Kombes Made Agus.