Satpol PP Jakarta Kekurangan Personel, Mako Baru Ditargetkan Dibangun 2027

Rabu, 9 September 2026, 19:29 WIB Sumber: Kompas

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Satpol PP Jakarta masih kekurangan personel, sekitar 5.000 orang dari kebutuhan ideal 12.000, sehingga pembagian tiga sif di tiap kelurahan hanya terpenuhi 7-10 anggota padahal tugas pengamanan dan penertiban harus berjalan 24 jam. Kepala Satpol PP Satriadi Gunawan mengusulkan pembangunan markas komando baru di lahan 1 hektar di Cempaka Putih, Jakarta Pusat, yang dilengkapi command center dan ditargetkan mulai dibangun pada 2027. Selain itu, sekitar 70 persen personel berusia di atas 45 tahun dan tercatat 35 personel meninggal dalam satu tahun terakhir, sehingga faktor usia dan kesehatan menjadi pertimbangan dalam pembagian beban kerja.

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Satpol PP Jakarta targets new command headquarters (Mako) construction to start in 2027.
Current Satpol PP office is located at Blok H, Lantai 16, Balai Kota Jakarta.
Proposed Mako location is in Cempaka Putih, Central Jakarta, on approximately 1 hectare of land owned by Jakarta Provincial Government.
The 1-hectare land is currently managed by the provincial micro, small, and medium enterprises (UMKM) agency.
The proposal has been coordinated with Commission A of the Jakarta Regional House of Representatives (DPRD).
New Mako will include a command center for monitoring and coordinating operational activities.
Current Satpol PP personnel count is approximately 5,000 people.
Ideal Satpol PP personnel need is estimated at 12,000 people.
Each kelurahan currently has an average of only 7-10 Satpol PP members.
Ideal personnel per kelurahan is estimated at 18-20 members to support three-shift operations.
Around 6,000 Satlinmas (civil protection unit) members have been sworn in to support Satpol PP duties.
Approximately 70 percent of Satpol PP members are over 45 years old.
35 Satpol PP personnel died within a one-year period.
Satpol PP tasks include securing demonstrations, clearing illegal parking, evicting vendors from prohibited areas, and acting against rule-violating buildings or businesses.
Enforcement and public order duties must be conducted 24 hours per day.