A leader of the provincial Department of Public Security presents appointment decisions to commune police chiefs.
To facilitate this restructuring, 26 officers voluntarily retired before the statutory age as of March 1. They include eight bureau heads, three district police chiefs, 11 deputy bureau heads, three deputy district police chiefs, and the head of the provincial police’s women affairs board.
Colonel Tran Manh Hai, head of the PC02 Department with 41 years of service, was among those who stepped down. Expressing honour to contribute to the restructuring effort, Hai said he will continue supporting public security by actively participating in the activities of the People’s Public Security Veterans Association.
The restructuring aligns with the broader vision of building a more efficient two-tiered provincial and grassroots police force, where provincial police handle comprehensive security issues while strengthened communal police tackle local concerns.
This approach aims to enhance administrative reforms and bring public security services closer to the people.
The restructuring involves the redeployment of 996 officers into leadership and operational positions. The new structure prioritises strengthening frontline units tasked with direct public security duties and those assigned additional responsibilities.
Colonel Do Thanh Binh, Director of the provincial Department of Public Security, affirmed that since March 1, the new organisational framework has been fully put in place without any disruption to operations.
With a spirit of dedication to the nation and people, the public security force will continue working efficiently and professionally to safeguard public security and maintain social order, Binh said.
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