ACEH TAMIANG, INDONESIA — The recent floods in Aceh Tamiang Regency caused significant damage to the Aceh Tamiang Land Office. Despite the disruption, the Land Office remains committed to ensuring that land services for the community continue without interruption.
As part of the rehabilitation and renovation process of the flood-damaged office building, the Aceh Tamiang Land Office conducted a community clean-up and office preparation activity at the Integrated Service Center for the Empowerment of Women and Children (P2TP2A) in Karang Baru on Thursday, August 27, 2026.
The P2TP2A building is being prepared to serve as a temporary office for the Aceh Tamiang Land Office while the main office undergoes rehabilitation and renovation.
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The clean-up and preparation activity was carried out to ensure that the temporary workplace would be clean, safe, comfortable, and suitable for supporting both staff activities and public services.
The spirit of togetherness was clearly reflected throughout the activity, as personnel from the Aceh Tamiang Land Office worked together to prepare the temporary facility.
The initiative demonstrates that post-disaster recovery is not solely about rebuilding damaged infrastructure. It is also about maintaining a strong commitment to ensuring that essential public services remain available to the community.
The use of the P2TP2A facility as a temporary office is expected to help maintain the continuity of land administration services while rehabilitation and renovation of the main office are underway.
The move also sends an important message that public services must continue even in challenging circumstances. Communities still need access to information, administrative assistance, and legal certainty regarding land ownership despite the damage caused by the disaster.
Through the spirit of mutual cooperation, the Aceh Tamiang Land Office is working to establish a proper temporary workplace so that its personnel can continue carrying out their responsibilities effectively.
“Together, we create a comfortable working environment for better public services.”
The message reflects an important principle in the post-disaster recovery process: buildings can be repaired, but public services must not stop.
The Aceh Tamiang Land Office continues to work to ensure that the community can access land services throughout the rehabilitation and renovation period, while turning the recovery process into an opportunity to build public services that are more resilient, adaptive, and community-oriented.
(SIP Simanjuntak)
