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Central Papua Police Chief Inaugurates 10 Type-54 Official Residences, Expanding Housing Facilities for Personnel in Nabire

NABIRE – The Central Papua Regional Police (Polda Papua Tengah) continues its efforts to improve personnel welfare by providing adequate housing facilities. In the latest initiative, 10 Type-54 official residences were officially inaugurated at the Kota Lama Police Housing Complex (Aspol), Nabire, Central Papua, on Monday (November 9, 2026).

The inauguration was led by Central Papua Police Chief, Brigadier General of Police Jermias Rontini, and attended by Deputy Police Chief, Police Commissioner Gustav Urbinas, along with several senior officials of the Central Papua Regional Police.

The ten official residences were constructed to meet the housing needs of police personnel. Each unit features two bedrooms, a bathroom, a living room, front and rear terraces, a kitchen, a sink, and access to clean water facilities.

Central Papua Police Chief Brigadier General Jermias Rontini stated that the provision of official housing reflects the Indonesian National Police’s (Polri) commitment to improving the welfare of its personnel while supporting the effective implementation of police duties.

He emphasized that safe and comfortable housing is an essential need for police personnel, particularly amid increasingly complex and dynamic law enforcement challenges.

Rontini explained that official residences serve not merely as places to live but also as supporting facilities that enable personnel to carry out their responsibilities more effectively.

He expressed hope that the newly inaugurated housing facilities would provide greater comfort and peace of mind for police personnel and their families.

With adequate housing in place, personnel are expected to remain more focused on their duties and deliver the best possible public services, protection, and assistance to the community.

In addition to improving the welfare of personnel and their families, the construction of these ten official residences is also expected to boost morale, enthusiasm, and motivation among police officers in carrying out their duties throughout Central Papua.

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