DENPASAR, BALINEWS – The Public Relations Directorate of the Bali Regional Police (Bidhumas Polda Bali) held a Graphic Design Skills Development Training session for the 2026 fiscal year at the Presisi Building of the Bali Regional Police Headquarters on Monday, October 26, 2026.
The training aimed to strengthen officers’ skills in presenting police information through visual content that is engaging, informative, and easy for the public to understand.
The event was attended by personnel responsible for Public Information and Documentation Management (PPID) at Bali Police operational units, as well as public relations officers from district and municipal police departments across the province. It was officially opened by the Head of Public Relations of the Bali Regional Police, Kombes Pol. Ariasandy, S.I.K.
In his opening remarks, Ariasandy emphasized that graphic design is not merely about creating attractive images or visually appealing text. Rather, it is an essential part of public communication strategies that can strengthen messages and help build public trust in the Indonesian National Police.
“Good graphic design can help communicate information on public security and order, traffic safety, crime prevention, as well as various police programs and services more effectively,” Ariasandy said.
The program continued with presentations delivered by instructors to expand participants’ knowledge and improve their practical graphic design skills. The training was also intended to encourage creativity and help officers better understand the public’s information needs.
Through this initiative, the Bali Police Public Relations Directorate expects PPID personnel and public relations officers across the province to become more professional in producing visual content for public information campaigns.
The improved skills are expected to support more effective and accessible police communications, enabling the public to better understand information about security, safety, crime prevention, and police services.
