PORTALJABAR, SUBANG REGENCY - In order to maintain public order and security (Trantibum), the West Java Province Civil Service Police Unit (Satpol PP) is carrying out Integrated Patrols, Supervision and Enforcement.

This activity targets the arrangement and control of public order violations along Subang - Bandung Raya Street (starting from the Tangkuban Parahu Monument, Ciater District) to Cagak Street, Jalan Cagak District.

The implementation of this operation is a form of synergy between the West Java Province Satpol PP and various related agencies, including the Subang Regency Satpol PP, the Ciater District Government, the Jalan Cagak District Government, the West Java Province Transportation Agency (Dishub), and the West Java Province Public Works and Spatial Planning Agency (DBMPR).

The primary targets of this enforcement are vendors using roadside borders, sidewalks, and other public facilities not designated as commercial areas, as stipulated in the applicable Regional Regulation (Perda). This firm enforcement action is also motivated by the vendors' failure to comply with a previous agreement with the West Java Provincial Government.

Previously, the West Java Provincial Government had distributed compensation to the vendors, agreeing to temporarily halt trading activities in the area. This suspension of trading activities was agreed to last until the new sales area, currently under construction by the West Java Provincial Government, is ready for use.

Despite the agreement and compensation, violators were still found. Therefore, as a final persuasive measure, joint officers held another outreach activity on Saturday (August 22, 2026).

This approach aims to provide warnings, understanding, and an opportunity for traders to immediately move their merchandise and vacate the premises independently.

Following up on the deadline for the socialization, the control operation was then carried out on Sunday (23/8/2026).

The enforcement actions were carried out firmly, measuredly, and in accordance with Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) against traders who still insisted on carrying out buying and selling activities in prohibited locations.

During the enforcement process, officers confiscated any items remaining at the location and then handed them over to the local sub-district government. The seized items can be reclaimed by their owners if they meet the applicable requirements, including signing an official statement promising not to repeat the violation by selling in the prohibited area.

Through this activity, the West Java Provincial Public Order Agency (Satpol PP) emphasized that the enforcement measures were not merely a form of repressive action against violations of public order and security. Rather, this measure represents the local government's ongoing efforts to create orderly, safe, and comfortable public spaces for all levels of society, in accordance with applicable laws and regulations.

In this regard, the Head of the West Java Public Order Agency (Kasatpol PP), Akhmad Taufiqurrahman, appealed to all parties to work together to maintain order in the region. "We urge all elements of society, especially business owners in this area, to continue to improve their compliance and awareness of the law. Compliance with spatial planning regulations and road functions is not only an obligation, but also a shared need. Let's make this area an orderly, clean, and comfortable public space, for the benefit and smooth mobility of all residents," he emphasized.

(West Java Communications and Information Service/Agustin Purnawan)